newspaper.amsacs.orgThe AMSA Voice – Obligated to Truth

News This Date in History In Brief Analysis Opinion Sports Arts & Entertainment Features High Five The AMSA Voice Menu Home Staff Slideshows VideosContact Us Send Email Sports Publicity Form More The AMSA Voice News This Date in History In Brief Analysis Opinion Sports Arts & Entertainment Features High Five More Navigate Left Navigate Right Showcase Young voters can play a big role in this presidential election March 8, 2024 By Maddie Marin , Staff writer The majority of current AMSA seniors and even some juniors will be able to vote in the upcoming presidential election. Their history teachers are hopeful that they will put their years of learning to use, especially as the election... Continue Reading News The same school, but a different traffic pattern By Maddie Marin , Staff writer January 9, 2024 • No Comments Because of construction on a new science building and lingering safety concerns for pedestrians on campus, AMSA built a new traffic loop and changed the arrival and dismissal traffic patterns at the start of the school year. The original road into the campus was closed and traffic between the school’s... AMSA’s new science building is coming to life January 8, 2024 CConstruction is in full swing on AMSA’s new science building, located between the White Building and... Senior week forecast: frustration with a chance of satisfaction January 24, 2023 The traditional AMSA senior class trip to Disney World was canceled nearly a year ago, leaving many students... View All Opinion Goodbye, Disney; goodbye, New York; hello, senior week By Emily Woodsmall , A&E editor January 19, 2023 • No Comments When the AMSA administration announced to the seniors, then juniors, that the annual senior Disney trip would be canceled going forward, there was, understandably, a lot of upset young adults. The cancellation... Memo to Will Smith: don’t slap people on live television April 26, 2022 As a general rule, one should probably try to avoid hitting someone on live television, unless as part of a boxing match or mixed-martial... View All State of the Union If the pandemic is transitory, inflation should also be transitory. [But] what ended up happening is that the pandemic has become persistent. And what we’ve seen is that inflation has been more persistent than we thought it would be.” — Leo Feler, UCLA economist This Date in History On this day … January 13, 2022 • No Comments In 1822, the design of the modern Greek flag was officially adopted. In 1888, the National Geographic Society was founded in Washington, D.C. In 1966, Robert C. Weaver was named Secretary of... View All In Brief Eagles win a thriller By Staff reports January 27, 2018 • No Comments Sophomore Diana Bibinski scored 12 points and senior Lauren Hailey added 9 as AMSA staged a second-half comeback to... View All Sports Mourning a deathand the potential for the man who died in his prime By Will Holmes , Staff writer • March 20, 2024 Kenyan marathoner Kelvin Kiptum died in a car crash on Feb. 11, dealing a devastating blow to the long-distance running community. The 24-year-old, in the prime of his career, was drawing closer to the magical, seemingly mythical sub-two-hour marathon. The achievement would arguably be the... Was Brady the secret sauce all along? By Tommy Genninger , Staff writer • January 23, 2024 Was it Bill Belichick’s coaching and system or was it quarterback Tom Brady’s talent and drive to succeed? That was the debate when Brady... View All AMSA 61 Parker Charter 30 Feb 6 / Varsity Boys Basketball AMSA 45 Assabet 29 Jan 30 / Varsity Girls Basketball AMSA 75 Keefe Tech 63 Jan 30 / Varsity Boys Basketball AMSA 48 Bay Path 44 Jan 26 / Varsity Girls Basketball AMSA 48 Bay Path 74 Jan 26 / Varsity Boys Basketball AMSA 63 Blackstone Valley Tech 44 Jan 23 / Varsity Boys Basketball Analysis AMSA dips to No. 7 in U.S. News ranking By Maya Grgurevich , Staff writer January 19, 2024 • No Comments AMSA, which for nearly a decade did not drop below the top five in the U.S. News and World Report’s Massachusetts Best High Schools rankings, fell to No. 7 for the 2023-2024 school year. The Boston Latin School maintained... View All Arts & Entertainment HBO nails The Last of Us in amazing fashion By Tuesday Benander , Editor • March 2, 2023 When people think of video games they often drum up visions of Super Mario or Fortnite, games with broad consumer appeal. But there’s a whole world of video games, unexplored by many, where rich characters... The Northman is brutal, striking, and compelling By Nico Solimine , Staff writer • May 18, 2022 The Northman is the new and third film by acclaimed director Robert Eggers. His first two features, The Witch (2015) and The Lighthouse (2019),... View All http://www.willyweather.com/ma/middlesex-county/marlborough.html With Stephen Balcher, senior Five off-beat questions and answers with administrators, faculty, and students. 1. What would you try to cure if you invented a medicine for any ailment? The flu that’s going around the United States, so nobody would need to take sick days off from school or work. 2. If you were a fruit or vegetable, what would you be and why? Cauliflower at the grocery store. Nobody eats cauliflower, so I would have no fear of being eaten. 3. You and your best friend are being chased by a bear. How does the situation play out? I let my best friend get attacked and run to safety and find help. I know how to escape in that type of situation from skills I learned being a Boy Scout. Plus, I run much faster than my best friend. 4. What is your favorite card in a standard deck? Ace of spades, it rules the deck most games you play. To me, it looks like a shield, a symbol of strength. 5. You are a tree with the option on where to be planted. Where in the world would make you most happy to be placed? In the White Mountains, because that’s where people like to hike. I’d be about halfway up the mountain, hopefully to see humans enjoying their time or overcoming the hard climb. View All » Navigate Left Navigate Right A student and her shadow pair up to foster understanding Much ado about everything for AMSA Drama Society Covid infections may be down, but the overall cost to learning remains high The conflict in Ukraine is all too real for AMSA math teachers AMSA nurses are on the frontline of the Covid battle The AMSA Voice RSS Feed YouTube Instagram X Facebook Obligated to Truth Home Staff Slideshows VideosContact Us Send Email Sports Publicity Form The AMSA Voice • © 2024 © 2014 Advanced Math & Science Academy • FLEX WordPress Theme by SNO • Log in Search Submit Search Activate Search Scroll to Top Home Obligated to Truth Search News This Date in History In Brief Analysis Opinion Sports Arts & Entertainment Features High Five Close Close Modal Window...