With the recent solar eclipse on April 8, which presented totality across 15 states in the United States to roughly 44 million people, many wonder about future solar eclipses and the history behind them. Not only is it an extraordinary sight to see, but every solar eclipse's effects on the environment are remarkable. The first solar eclipse ever recorded was around 2137 BCE in ancient China during the Shang Dynasty, marking a significant moment for the future of humanity. Solar eclipses were seen...
Allison Kinney is a kind and hardworking member of John Adams High School. Throughout her time at Adams, Allison has been involved in a wide variety of clubs and sports. As a candidate for the partial International Baccalaureate diploma, she has also participated in swimming during her freshman, sophomore, and senior years, as well as diving during her junior year. Allison is the treasurer for Eagles Going Green and participates in Mental Health Club, National Honor Society, John Adams Volunteer...
On April 5, the album “Songs that I maybe wrote” by Saisa Gadal, a senior at Adams High School, was released. The two-song album includes tracks “your blue eyes” and “what is me?,” marking Gadal’s first official release. Music has been a central part of Gadal’s life since she was a child growing up in Nepal and only became more invested in music as she moved to the United States. She first began to learn the guitar when she was eight years old but also showed interest...
Despite its morbid nature, the “True Crime” genre has become a modern staple. Widespread audiences will tune in to documentaries, TV series,...
