Girls lacrosse takes on challenging season
This spring, the girls seventh and eighth-grade lacrosse team has 18 outstanding players, many of whom have never played before. The team is coached by [Read more…]
Fourteen students go abroad to Madrid for MUN conference
The Model United Nations (MUN) lunch club is relatively new to ASL, as it was only introduced in the beginning of the year, but has [Read more…]
Vintage Review • Crime of the Century: mesmerizing and witty
Crime of the Century was Supertramp’s first real commercial breakthrough, hurling them right into the sphere of superstardom in the mid 70s. The album was [Read more…]
Eighth-graders learn risks of drugs, alcohol
Although it’s not something that most eighth graders or any middle school students have had to deal with yet, access to alcohol and illegal drugs [Read more…]
Leicester FC proves it’s possible to defy the odds
The impossible seemed to become possible this year in the Barclay’s Premier League. With many clubs spending hundreds of millions for the so-called “best players” [Read more…]
Athletes should feel comfortable to come out as LGBTQ
This is one of four articles that was chosen by Scroll Editors from a seventh grade writing competition in Mrs. Dyer’s English classes. All students [Read more…]
Money can cause happiness through experiences and donations
This is one of four articles that was chosen by Scroll Editors from a seventh grade writing competition in Mrs. Dyer’s English classes. All students [Read more…]
Death penalty should be abolished in the future
This is one of four articles that was chosen by Scroll Editors from a seventh grade writing competition in Mrs. Dyer’s English classes. All students [Read more…]
Video games should not be considered a sport
This is one of four articles that was chosen by Scroll Editors from a seventh grade writing competition in Mrs. Dyer’s English classes. All students [Read more…]
Eagle Eye: what are you doing this summer?
Interviews by Charlie Gorrivan and Dom Alberts Photos by Bella Worrell