Inclusivity in emojis
Now for 2021, the Unicode has released skin color options for couple, kissing and family emojis, as well as non-binary and female emojis with beards. Keep Reading
Alternative ways to safely celebrate senior activities
Although the Class of 2020 went through the brunt of the pandemic, resulting in the cancellation of most of their senior activities, there is the possibility that a repeat might happen to the Class of 2021. Keep Reading
Mrs. Mendelson helps students on their way to college
The manners of Heritage students drew Mendelson to AHS and helped her realize that she wanted to work here. Growing up, Mrs. Mendelson was friends with other kids from Heritage and was always aware of all the kinds of programs offered here and the kinds of students that go here. Keep Reading
Freely posting on private platforms
While these companies provided sound reasoning for the restriction of the president’s accounts, such action raises questions about the power of social media platforms and the extent to which they can control user-produced content. Keep Reading
Colleges’ reactions towards issues affect where students apply
The Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement and COVID-19 have dramatically impacted life in 2020 in many ways and continue to impact students as well as their future plans for college. Keep Reading