Tom Cruise’s ‘Oblivion’ is entertaining, but mediocre
After mankind fights a brutal war with an alien race, the homeland of Earth becomes desolate and abandoned.
Editorial: ‘Confessions’ and what it meant to Aragon students
By submitting a compliment directly to a person at the other end, Dons are more encouraged to think twice about their posting.
Confessions page threat: Letters to the Editor
Patricia Gill-Thielen and Shane Smuin on the shooting threat.
Boston students, prospies ‘shocked’ by violence
In the wake of multiple violent attacks and a five-day manhunt, the city of Boston is finally beginning a process of recovery.
Seniors consider gap year
Although only one percent of the Aragon seniors last year declared a gap year, taking a gap year is not a rarity.
Self-Studying: Is it more productive or more painful?
Self-studying involves an enormous amount of self-discipline and commitment.
Seniors sign onto collegiate sports teams
Numerous athletes at Aragon have fulfilled their dream of playing their sport at a collegiate level.
Aragon swim team beats Terra Nova
The boys and girls varsity swim teams both won their respective meets against Terra Nova on Thursday, April 11 at Aragon.
Teacher hiring process
"The teacher potentially affects the lives of 165 students... You don’t want to make a mistake."
Got Milk? School lunch program meets state standards, but not student tastes
Although the lunch menu has been improved in the last few years, students still feel the school lunch program is lacking.
Referees and umpires: part of the field, part of the game
In any sport in which referees or umpires are a factor in the rule enforcement, there is going to be controversy.
Aragon boys tennis heads to CCS
On Monday, April 22, the Aragon boys tennis team defeated Carlmont 4-3 in the PAL tournament.
Vatican elects new pope
Pope Benedict XVI's resignation started a chain of events that have and will continue to change the world forever.
Play fair: Reclaiming the ‘student’ in the NCAA’s ‘student-athlete’
The NCAA's practices have often been called into question when athletes or programs run afoul of its rules.
‘Sound of Improv’ musical delights audience with music and laughter
The Aragon Improv Team ventured into new territory, performing spontaneous Broadway for their long form.
Students express worry over inappropriate content in children’s TV shows and movies
As students get older, inappropriate jokes in children’s media become more and more apparent.
