Why Logan Paul doesn’t deserve your support
Maddy White, Staff Reporter
January 9, 2018
Filed under Editorial, Opinion
Logan Paul, a former Viner and current Youtuber, has been a topic of conversation lately after posting a video of him and his crew going into a “suicide forest” in Japan. There they found the body of a man who committed suicide, filmed it, and made jokes. Logan Paul does not deserve your support....
To procrastinate or to not?
June 2, 2017
Filed under Editorial, Opinion
Procrastination is something that every student experiences at least once in their high school careers. For some, it occurs every day, and for others, only a few times in each school year. Everyone has their own opinions on procrastination, but I believe procrastination can only bring upon higher stress...
Immigration Ban
Tehran Festus, Staff Reporter
February 27, 2017
Filed under Editorial, Opinion
There has been a lot of talk about the immigration ban, recently. A topic that we have been talking about here in the revolution staff. After talking for a bit, it became clear that the majority of us aren’t big fans of the immigration laws. For those who don’t know what the ban is for: Trump called...
Anyone but Trump
November 4, 2016
Filed under Editorial, Opinion
America is at a turning point. The economy is slowly starting to become stable, The US military and their allies are closing in on ISIS, and there is an open seat on our Supreme Court. America needs a strong president to help make these important decisions, and while the Revolution editorial board cou...
New homework policy needs edits
May 23, 2016
Filed under Editorial, Opinion
The homework policy for the 2016-17 school year suggests cutting down on the number of hours of homework per class allowed each week. After reviewing the plans for next year's homework policy, The Revolution has come to the conclusion that, not only did the people who created this neglect to pay ...
Confessions from concessions
Alex Joncas, Staff Reporter
May 23, 2016
Filed under Editorial, Opinion
UVA. Basketball. Graduation. That is what you think of when you hear the name John Paul Jones Arena (JPJ). Many people who go there to attend games or events often buy things from the concessions stands, but many don’t know the effort workers put in to make the food. I started working at JPJ my...
A Day with a Cop
Ashley Bond, Managing Editor
March 7, 2016
Filed under Editorial, Features, News, Opinion, People
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...
Good vs Bad AHS
Maddie Stumler and Marc Rabourdin
December 15, 2015
Filed under Editorial, Opinion
THE GOOD: Walking around in the halls of AHS, I’m always hearing other students complain about things they dislike about the school. I transferred here this year from a very strict school district in Louisville, Kentucky and I want to share all the things I love and that I didn’t have back at my old school. C...
Why Potatoes Are Called “The Versatile Starch”
Eliza MacKnight, Revolution Reporter
December 15, 2015
Filed under Editorial, Opinion
The potato is quite possibly the most underappreciated and judged food out there, being used as an insult (“Don’t be a couch potato!”) and taken advantage of day after day for it’s simplicity and accessibility. Ironically, it’s also the base for a majority of our favorite dishes and appetizers....
Top Ten Things Eliza Hates About You
Eliza MacKnight, Staff Reporter
November 4, 2015
Filed under Editorial, Opinion
2 If you’ve ever been sitting in public and become disturbed by something someone was doing to the point where you simply couldn’t take your eyes off of them, welcome to my life. Unfortunately for those around me, I find so many things frustrating that it’s next to impossible not to be irritated by ...
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