On Thursday, April 7, the Supreme Court voted to confirm Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson with a 53 to 47 vote. This makes Jackson the first black woman to have a seat on the Supreme Court and the first democratic nominee sent to the court in 12 years.
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The Future of Fitness
It’s not uncommon to see an injury during a sports game. At the high school level, ACL injuries are one of the most frequently occurring, particularly in football, girls soccer, and girls basketball. But does it have to be this way? To Jerry Hill, the answer is no.
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April Fools’ Comic
Meera Trujillo Staff writer
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ACPS School Board Members Address Media Gag Order
On March 14, Alexandria City Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Gregory Hushings, Jr. advised members of the ACPS School Board against talking to media outlets, citing instances of comments being taken out of context that may mischaracterize the intentions of the school board as a whole. Hushings said all media questions should be forwarded to the communications team and other staff members.
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Student Study Tips
With classwork piling on, spring sports, upcoming AP exams, SOLs, and SATs, it is easy to start feeling overwhelmed. In the stretch between winter and spring break, it can be hard to stay focused and motivated. To help students out during stressful times, titans share their favorite ways to manage their time and workload.
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It’s Aries Season!
It’s finally your month, Aries! If you were born March 21- April 19 you should be thrilled that you can expect to be a very passionate, motivated, and incredibly stubborn month. Seriously, you guys are very stubborn. Let's talk about your Aries qualities since I know you love hearing about yourself!
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Spotlight on AP Modern Reanimation
Alexandria City High School is proud to be one of the first schools in the nation to have the newest AP Science Course, AP Modern Reanimation. This course is a hands-on science lab that focuses on self-paced student projects.
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MLB season postponed over dreams of space
Emily Milton Staff Writer The 2022 Major League Baseball season was indefinitely postponed on March 1 after MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred was upset that other important figures were allowed to travel to space, and he was not. He stated that he would only resume the baseball season after the MLB Players Association Executive Director, Tony Clark, negotiated a way for him to travel to the stars. Spring training traditionally starts in mid-February but was blocked by Manfred after being told by Clark that it was a ridiculous idea to want to see the moon, Manfred’s favorite celestial orb. Clark stated, “It’s all those stupid celebrities wanting to travel to space;…
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The REAL Truth About Zodiacs
The four elements consisting of air, fire, water, and earth, can be chaotic, fun, or even the most loving person you know. However, below is what makes zodiac signs their unique person. Here’s a way to get to know yourself, and your friends, better through this totally honest and quick guide.
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Shows Instead of Prose: The Value of TV Shows in the Classroom
Television plays a huge role in the way people see the world. Shows can provide entertainment, distraction, and a connection to pop culture. But Titans say that they can also be educational. Theogony kidnapped multiple Titans and ACHS teachers to learn more about the Titan community’s views on the impact of TV shows on students.
