Editor’s Note: laughing through the pain
When we are in our darkest places, humorous tendencies can go a long way, yet it can be detrimental to hide our mental health for a laugh.
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Rules and regulations
Your journey began as a player at Antioch Community High School when you walked through the doors, but you may be able to cheat your way to success due to no enforcement of the written rules.
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Shots heard ’round the world
Gun violence is erupting in the United States this past week, killing and injuring numerous citizens.
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This week in news: Sept. 12-16
Some of the most important things that happened this week are highlighted here on Sequoit Media.
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The pressure of the number five
As May draws inevitably closer, so do the Advanced Placement exams. At Antioch Community High School, some students have similar opinions about the upcoming test season.
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When I grow up…
Whether it be a fashion designer, bull rider or NBA superstar, these Antioch Community High School students have chosen different career paths over their childhood dream jobs.
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No need for stress: Take the SAT prep class
On Feb. 8, SAT prep classes commenced for all juniors and, if chosen to attend, continue throughout February every Tuesday and Wednesday, virtually or in-person.
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Struggle to the finish line
A prolonged winter break and endless changes may have caused demotivated students to retake their seats.
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The trickery within the Trojan horse
During the Trojan War, the Greeks constructed a wooden horse and gifted it to the Trojans as a peace offering. Secretly, Greek warriors hid within the creation and conquered the city overnight. This mask of manipulation is one still evident today, not disguised as a gift but a connection.
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Staff Editorial: Do not shoot the messenger
The ancient god of messaging was known as Hermes, but he was also known for his trickery. Like Hermes, journalists devote themselves to reporting on any issue possible; however, unlike Hermes, the Tom Tom staff lives to tell the truth.
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Enriching ACHS culture with their own
The formation of a new club at Antioch Community High School allows for more diversity due to student efforts.
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An orchestrated light show
The Fine Arts Department acquired professionalized recording equipment to help a fellow Sequoit during the holiday season.
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Linck
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Demas-Billman
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Sequoit to Sequoit: Once a relationship, always a relationship
As exes return to the taken status of happily ever after, Riley Demas-Billman and Jacob Linck, an ACHS couple, discuss whether a do-over or a continuation of a preexisted relationship is ethical.
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All for the letter A
While focusing on academics can increasingly establish a bright future, it could also possibly sabotage the present moment.
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[Photo] The Revival of Criminal Minds
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What it Feels Like to be lost and found
Desirae Wittig-Gildea // As Told to by Chloe Barbarise
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The Anniversary of a New Reality
Antioch Community High School’s learning environment has experienced many changes since March 13, 2020, but students hope to see a better future for themselves.
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[Photo] Staying Positive in the Negative
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“Drivers License” Tops the Charts
Olivia Rodrigo’s debut single captures the number one spot on Spotify and iTunes, but there may be a story behind the newly popular song.
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Movie Review: Clouds
A new film based on the true story of Zach Sobiech’s life that not only includes his battle with cancer but the ascent of his music career.
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Rumored Season Nine of “The Vampire Diaries”
The popular television series that first aired in 2009 may be making a comeback next year.
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Students Procrastinate Extended Due Dates
Due to online learning, teachers attempt to adapt by giving extensions for assignments. Some students haven’t given up their bad habits, one of those possibly being procrastination.
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Sports Medicine Looks to Give Students Real World Experiences
The group behind the players hopes to be seen as more than support.
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