A quarterly-published, topically-based newsmagazine

Acumen
A quarterly-published, topically-based newsmagazine

Acumen
A quarterly-published, topically-based newsmagazine

Acumen
FAMILY TIME Sarah (top right) and daughter and sophomore Abigail “Abby” (bottom right) Burnham pose for a photo with their family. Abby and her twin brother Henry (bottom left) were born from IVF.

Alternate Beginnings

Mother, daughter recount in-vitro fertilization, impact of fertility issues
Cady Armstrong • October 30, 2020
Tsion Daniel Just Write Club Vice President and senior Jasmine Hsu (top right) and media coordinator and senior Uredoojo Agada (bottom right) interview Just Write member junior Mary Foster (left) for officer position. Over the past few years, the club has been able to effectively grow to have more members.

Just Write

Student writers reflect impact of professional authors, how writing helps them in life
Zainab Idrees • October 30, 2020
The Story We Tell Ourselves

The Story We Tell Ourselves

Eva Glazier • October 30, 2020

A Monster-osity

“Frankenstein” structure too confusing, not memorable enough for students
Emily Carlisle • October 30, 2020
Senior Alexsandra “Aleks” Shepherd works on an activity during Spanish Club. As a member in the club, Shepherd attends meetings as a part of the Greyhound Hybrid cohort.

Keep Your Distance

Valliei Chandrakumar • October 30, 2020
The Story of Frankenstein

The Story of Frankenstein

Gray Martens • October 30, 2020
Maddie Kosc Senior Marissa Cheslock carefully sews flower buttons onto her thrifted pants. She said that 30% of her clothes are altered or thrifted.

Giving Clothing A New Life

Calina He • October 30, 2020

Take a Chance on Me

Dark, twisted plot, characters in “Frankenstein” speaks to any high school student
Tessa Collinson • October 30, 2020
Graphic by Edward Dong

From Different Parts

Students with metal implants experience unique challenges
Austin Guo • October 30, 2020
Pol Berger Romeu, STEM Research Club member and junior, measures ethanol using a graduated cylinder at a STEM Research Club meeting on Oct. 8. Berger Romeu said experimenting has allowed him to explore his interests and has made him a more driven and resilient person.

Experimental

Ally Horwitz • October 30, 2020
Aryan Indarapu, TechHOUNDS programming and electrical lead and senior, briefs club members on their roles during the callout meeting on Oct. 8. Due to hybrid scheduling, the club separated members into a red and blue cohort.

A Mind Of Its Own

Raghav Sriram • October 30, 2020
Graphic by Lillian He

A Woman’s World

Sam Hawkins • October 30, 2020
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