Anaiah Davis, Staff Writer
December 5, 2019
The first streaming service to debut in the competition with Netflix was Disney+, which launched on Tuesday,...
Anaiah Davis, Editor In Chief
March 10, 2020
Despite urges from others to simply stick with your resolutions when you fall off track, it’s easier to understand why they aren’t effective in the first place. As previously mentioned, most people have given up on their resolutions by now, considering it’s March. The publishing platform, Medium, suggested that most resolutions fail because of the difficulty people have with breaking habits. In the beginning of the new year, people often think achieving the goals they’ve set can be done through simple changes. In reality, the opposite is true.
Ryan Perez, Staff Writer
October 3, 2019
This new type of title is also unprecedented in the promotion. No UFC pay-per-view has ever been made without a title of a weight class being the main draw, but these two fighters will put on a show worth watching in one of the most legendary venues in the country.
Series of unusual events cause delay for Argo students and staff
September 1, 2019
On the morning of August 29th, traffic was backed up on 63rd St. and Archer Ave. According to Dr. Covino, a truck-on-truck collision occurred, resulting in an oil and gas spill. This posed a hazmat threat to anyone wanting to pass through the underpass. A professional cleaning crew needed to clean up the spill, causing the whole road to be blocked.
The Maroon News to host summer workshops for student journalists
June 5, 2019
The Maroon News presents a series of summer workshops designed to teach students important elements of being student journalists. The workshops are designed by Maroon Alumni and Rachel Burke and Madison Krzos and will run from 1:30 p.m. until 4:30 p.m. on select Thursdays over the summer:
New challengers approaching in the Democratic primaries
March 15, 2019
Over the last few months multiple prospective candidates for the 2020 presidential race have launched their campaigns across the nation. Among them have been the likes of Bernie Sanders, Kamala Karris, and Cory Booker, all three of which will fight for the democratic nomination. All these current senators believe they have what it takes to get the U.S. through a political revolution.
A students guide to procrastination
November 19, 2019
In the course of every student’s career they will come across an assignment in which no part of them wants to complete. Whether it be an annoying topic or sheer laziness the precedent still stands that a moment similar to this will inevitably arise. When they are confronted by this, two options appear: to either soldier on and finish the assignment or procrastinate.
Five tips from an introvert to help fellow introverts make friends
October 29, 2019
As a fellow introvert, I understand that making friends is a difficult task. You have your close friends and you’re content with them. You’re okay with being a loner in classes and clubs you have without them, and still see them often… well, more likely you text them regularly and reply to their social medias. You keep in close contact with your friends, and even though you hate to admit it, you’re starting to get a bit lonely. This means it’s time to make some new friends
The Rising Importance of Multilingualism
November 19, 2018
Currently, around the world, multilingualism is key to economic success. Speakers of multiple languages are open to more opportunities due to the perception of higher intelligence. Argo Community High School is an excellent resource for students in the district who have an interest in languages.