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Exclusive: Top Infectious Disease Doctor Sits Down With The Willistonian
December 23, 2020December 23, 2020NewsBy Anna Richardson0 0

Exclusive: Top Infectious Disease Doctor Sits Down With The Willistonian

Dr. Donna Fisher, Chief of Pediatric Infectious Diseases at Baystate Medical Center for over 20 years, speaks with student reporter Anna Richardson about how soon a vaccine could be made available to students.

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Shades of Red & Grey: The Hidden Toll of Racism at North Toronto
August 03, 2020August 3, 2020News, PoliticsBy Sara Chiarotto O'Brien and Emily Sakaguchi0

Shades of Red & Grey: The Hidden Toll of Racism at North Toronto

If you ask North Toronto students about their earliest experiences with racism, they won’t tell you about the time they were seven and someone hurled a slur at them across the playground, they’ll tell you about the time they were four and hated the way they looked in the mirror’s reflection.

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Arts Contest Winners in North Toronto Announced
August 03, 2020August 10, 2020CultureBy North Toronto CI0

Arts Contest Winners in North Toronto Announced

The North Toronto Collegiate Institute has announced its 2019-20 arts winners.

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Mind The Gap: WHS Students Explore Post-Grad Options
August 03, 2020August 5, 2020AcademicsBy Greta McLaughlin and Jessi Schlewitt0

Mind The Gap: WHS Students Explore Post-Grad Options

In a town where it is the expectation that students will attend college directly after high school, it seems unusual for teenagers to pursue alternate paths. However, every year, there are always a few people who decide to deviate from the norm and take a gap year before attending college full-time. With the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic, more high school seniors are considering this option.

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The Resurgence of Video Games
August 03, 2020August 3, 2020GamingBy Viggo Jabon and Jake White0

The Resurgence of Video Games

With the entire country on lockdown and Americans urged to stay inside, many teens have turned to an old friend to pass the time while they are in quarantine: video games.

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August 03, 2020August 3, 2020TVBy Katharine Wistner0

Caution! Streaming services are more powerful than they appear

With the diminishing popularity of cable TV, more people are switching to these streaming services for their main source of entertainment. But with so many services on offer, the choices can be overwhelming.

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August 01, 2020October 16, 2020AboutBy Publius0

About The AHT

As publishers of a large global education rating platform, we occasionally check in on school newspapers. In reading them, we found a lot of articles written by students that focus on topics beyond their own school walls. We thought, wouldn’t it be great if those articles could find a wider audience? With access to a large number of global student-users,...

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July 29, 2020August 3, 2020NewsBy Catherine Li0

‘Ma(s)king a Difference’ Protects Frontline Workers In Austin

Volunteers for the Ma(s)king a Difference campaign are providing needed PPE to essential workers on the front lines.

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Community reacts to the district’s proposal for school re-opening
July 27, 2020October 16, 2020NewsBy The Southerner Online and Elena Hubert0

Community reacts to the district’s proposal for school re-opening

Dana Richie, Ava Smith, Kamryn Harty, and Elena Hubert Atlanta Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Lisa Herring proposed a two week delay to the beginning of the 2020-21 school year and nine weeks of virtual learning in response to local, state and national health statistics. The reopening plan is subject to a vote by the Atlanta Board of Education on Monday, July 13. A survey found...

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School closures highlight economic inequality across Connecticut
July 27, 2020August 3, 2020NewsBy Claire Redmer0

School closures highlight economic inequality across Connecticut

Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont issued an executive order closing public schools on March 15, beginning an unprecedented time of completely online schooling. While this served as a dramatic change for all students, some school districts faced a particularly difficult transition due to their funding and resources.

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  • Exclusive: Top Infectious Disease Doctor Sits Down With The Willistonian
  • Shades of Red & Grey: The Hidden Toll of Racism at North Toronto
  • Arts Contest Winners in North Toronto Announced
  • Mind The Gap: WHS Students Explore Post-Grad Options
  • The Resurgence of Video Games
  • Caution! Streaming services are more powerful than they appear
  • About The AHT
  • ‘Ma(s)king a Difference’ Protects Frontline Workers In Austin
  • Community reacts to the district’s proposal for school re-opening
  • School closures highlight economic inequality across Connecticut
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