A repeat of the deadly epidemic in Europe during the 14th century? The year of 2020 has been off to a rocky start. From the Australian forest fires to the volcanic eruption in the Philippines, a new crisis has emerged: … Continue reading Attitudes and Paranoia of Pandemic Life: A Historical Undertaking
THURSDAY – On Halloween, SAS showcased another batch of student talent. The Tri-M music honor society hosted their first Open Mic, featuring a series of performances by student musicians. The performances ranged from vocal to instrumental and from pop to … Continue reading Tri-M hosts first Open Mic event of the year
The girl’s JV volleyball team recently brought back a championship from their SISAC tournament held in Concordia. The girls team played a total of three games each comprised of 2 sets, and they won all three games. However, victory did … Continue reading Girl’s JV Volleyball team brings back SISAC championship
It was only a month ago that SAS students from grades K-12 walked through the familiar red gates to school. Many were greeted with a surprise not from the inside of the school, but from the outside: miniature water springs and plants sprouting from every corner now replaced the familiar wooden tables from years prior. The Eagle Shop, a small counter of school merchandise, was also removed and shifted to a small table within the school. “The mix of Chinese culture in an American school is very nice,” comments Tiffany Kuo, sophomore, praising the fengshui element of the fountains. Nonetheless, … Continue reading New Year, New Look: Mixed Reviews on the Renovated School Entrance
Congratulations to the 2019 winners of the Regrets Pudong Press Writing Competition! 1st Place: Rebekah Christensen for Plastic Wonderland 2nd Place: Rebekah Christensen for Little Killers 3rd Place: Ryan Strong for A Little Thing to Weep Continue reading 2019 Winners of the Writing Competition!