New Teacher Roundup
Landen Stephens and Dijion Harris
October 15, 2018
We asked these new teachers 3 questions each about themselves. The questions were: What classes do you teach? What're your hobbies outside of school? Why did you want to become a teacher? ...
Dropping the beat
Jonathan Danilich, Staff Reporter
September 7, 2018
Sitting on the couch with reading glasses and a red pen grading papers may seem like a normal Sunday afternoon for an average high school teacher. That’s exactly what English teacher Lori Reaser was doing when she heard a familiar name over her radio. “I’ve always listened to WNRN on Sunday...
The Revcast Pilot: A Conversation About Creating
Jesse Case, Managing Editor
June 6, 2017
The Revolution has a podcast! Edited and recorded by Jesse Case, the Revcast will feature the students of AHS talking about their lives as artists, athletes, leaders, etc. and will continue throughout the next school year. Listen to our pilot episode on soundcloud, which features Sarah Luria, Anthony...
Interview with Ayoade Balogun: Engineer, Scholar, Philanthropist
Jesse Case, Managing Editor
June 6, 2017
How does it feel to be a senior? It’s pretty crazy and still pretty hard to believe. Especially these last couple of weeks, have just been several days of “lasts”. Just yesterday I had my last band concert after four years in band and got pretty nostalgic about it. But overall I’m really e...
Juniors design and publish award-winning magazine.
Josie Collier, Revolution Correspondent
May 23, 2016
Junior Kieran Rundle wanted to be a published author. In the summer of 2014, Rundle received so many rejection letters that she got aggravated. Instead of giving up, she decided to make her own magazine. “I became really frustrated and grouchy and surfed Pinterest in procrastination from all of my summ...
A Day with a Cop
Ashley Bond, Managing Editor
March 7, 2016
Ever wondered what it was like to be a police officer? Here’s a sneak peak at a piece of their typical day: 7:40a.m. Police Corporal David C. Wallace escorted me to his police cruiser and we began the ride along. 7:50 a.m. Before heading out to patrol for the day, we stopped at the police gas statio...
A Day in the Life of Spanish Teacher Maria Burruss
Allison Ferralli, Revolution Correspondent
November 4, 2015
8:30: Spanish Teacher Maria Burruss arrives at school after dropping her daughter off at Cale Elementary School. She begins her day by setting up her slideshow for the day-projecting the “Do Now”, as she tries to stay awake after a recreation volleyball game the night before. Students...
Paleolithic Diet Consumes Students
April 3, 2015
Over the last few years, the Paleolithic diet (a diet based on the types of foods presumed to have been eaten by early humans, consisting chiefly of meat, fish, vegetables, and fruit, and excluding dairy or grain products and processed food) has grown in popularity, as many have become curious about...
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