Letter to the Editor for Haley
Morgan Bjorklund, Entertainment Editor
May 9, 2018
Dear Haley, There are no words to express that could completely capture the impact you have had on the Ahlahasa staff this school year. You are so dedicated to the work that we do, and I can see the passion that is behind each and every article you pour your heart into. You are such an amazing writer...
Kylie Brown
Kylie Brown, Managing Editor
May 9, 2018
Well seniors, we did it. It’s crazy to think that just five years ago I walked into the high school not knowing what to do with my life. Now as a senior I have a plan to attend Minnesota State University in Mankato to major in Elementary Education and minor in Spanish. I have always known I wanted to...
Walk Up Movement
Carley Talamantes, Staff Writer
April 9, 2018
The ‘Walk Up, Not Out’ movement has swept the nation for the better. The movement was sparked when a father of a 14-year old girl who was killed in the recent Florida shooting, sent out a tweet. Ryan Petty tweeted out on March 13, the day before the nationwide walk out was about to take place. Petty’s...
Walk Out Movement
Greta Hagen, Artist
April 9, 2018
We’ve seen it all over the news for the past few weeks. Walk up or walk out? If you’re not sure what those are, here’s a little summary of both. The walk out is a peaceful protest and/ or walk out of school in memory of the lives lost due to gun violence in the US, specifically the seventeen in...
Fortnite is Gaming Crazy
Nayeli Preciado, Staff Writer
April 9, 2018
Fortnite Battle Royale is a game that has become popular within this last month, although it was first released on July 25 2017. Fortnite has taken over students’ days lives and is what everyone has been talking about. Fortnite is a co-op sandbox survival game with building features. Before the action...
Women Want Equality
Haley DeSart, Editor
March 23, 2018
In a almost snowball effect, the resurgence of women empowerment has come full force within the past year. The dawn of a new political, physical and equal era for women’s rights has risen from many different corners of the globe and women of every age and race have joined together in marches, protests...
March for Our Lives
March 23, 2018
As students we should unite forces to make a change for ourselves. It is this kind of activism that obligates, not only our government, but our schools to create the change we need. Students across the nation are prepared for natural disasters. In the 1950s students were trained in the ‘duck and cover’...
Books Worth Reading
Morgan Bjorklund, Entertainment Editor
March 23, 2018
You are sitting in class getting all of your stuff organized to start the hour and your English teacher announces that you are going to start reading a book for class. Instantly, there are groans mixed with squeals of excitement. There are those students that are thrilled to read any excerpt of words...
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