Why We Need Chat Every Day
Bailey Bush, Online Editor
December 19, 2013
Recently there has been a lot of discussion over CHAT versus reinstalling 8th period. Both times are valuable for student/teacher collaboration, but CHAT is the better option for students and teachers. Some might even suggest the implementation of more CHATs a week, maybe even CHAT every day. For...
When You’re in the Library, Please Be Quiet
October 10, 2013
Noise in the library is always a problem, but with the new updates more people seem to be coming into the library during long lunch and before school. The Revolution would like to remind students that some people are in there to work and need a quiet environment to do so. Try and save the socializing...
Constructive Criticism
Bailey Bush, Online Editor
October 10, 2013
Unless you’re new to Albemarle, or just unobservant, you’ve probably noticed the changes in the library. From new furniture to a whole new room known as the Writing Center, the amount of money spent on this project was a whopping $75,000. The “modern” changes are part of a county-wide program ca...
Outlining vs. Feeling the Touch of the Sun’s Warming Rays: The Adolescent Dilemma
Julia Harrison, Copy Editor
October 10, 2013
How ironic that I write this article while I’m sitting in a dark room with my windows closed, even though it’s a 74-degree evening, my lap burning from an overheated laptop. Although a hypocrite, I understand that just outside I could be taking a quiet walk with no shoes and no iPod, just enjoying...
The flaws in College Board
Jessica Vickerman, Editor-in-chief
May 17, 2013
Now seniors have ended their three-year, excruciatingly painful and expensive relationship with the College Board, it’s time to look back over our time spent together. Has the organization really improved any of our lives, or have they simply and eagerly taken our (well, realistically, our parents’)...
Editor-in-chief Jessica Vickerman says goodbye to The Revolution
Jessica Vickerman, Editor-in-chief
May 17, 2013
Like editors of years past, I started my senior goodbye a few hours before the paper was submitted to be published and wrote it directly on spread. I learned from the best, and I hope that this pattern of procrastination continues. Truthfully, procrastination was only part of the reason why I waited...
Managing Editor Kaitlyn Miller says goodbye to the Revolution
Kaitlyn Miller, Managing Editor
May 17, 2013
I could spend this space giving you deep wisdom I have collected over my four years at AHS and my long 18 years on earth. But let’s be honest- no one would read that (actually, I’m impressed that anyone’s reading this at all). I will reflect on my four years at Albemarle. Take from it what...
Is College Board actually beneficial?
Jessica Vickerman, queen editor
May 17, 2013
Now seniors have ended their three-year, excruciatingly painful and expensive relationship with the College Board, it's time to look back over our time spent together. Has the organization really improved any of our lives or have they simply eagerly taken our (well, realistically, our parents') money?...
Julia Hates Something: The Reality of High School
Julia Harrison, Staff Reporter
May 17, 2013
Breakfast Club (1985), Clueless (1995), 10 Things I Hate About You (1999), Mean Girls (2004), High School Musical(s) (2006-2008)—collectively these movies led me to believe that high school was four years of clichéd bliss: filled with the stereotypical punk groups that smoked cigarettes in the back...
Let’s get grammar-ed: a brief review of grammar
Austen Weathersby, copy editor
May 15, 2013
Okay, okay, I get it. The English language is hard, and putting in the effort to write and say things correctly is not fun. You have commas and apostrophes and semicolons and a billion exceptions to the “i before e, except after c” rule (actually, according to Pinterest, there are allegedly 923...
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