This year’s STUCO 2018 elections, although a far cry from last year’s cause for a revote, had its fair share of misleading campaigns and questionable new policies.

The Nest, Year 1Paola ChousalMay 23, 2018volume 7, senior issue, 2018, planillas, neon, fosfoComment

Wish You Were Here (Next Year)

This year, six high school teachers are leaving ASFM, taking with them memories they’ll cherish forever, and some that they would rather forget.

La Sopa, Year 1Cecilia MartinezMay 23, 2018sampetrino, Senior Issue, la sopaComment

La L18ramos

Seniors, our time has finally come. After 15 years of memories, it is now time to bury our time capsules, enjoy our last moments, and part ways into our different paths.

The Nest, Year 1Isabel CantúMay 23, 2018sampetrino, Senior IssueComment

ASFM taken by storm

Looking for something to do in Semana Santa, ASFM students found Fortnite, and they haven’t been able to stop since.

La Sopa, Year 1Daniel EscamillaMay 23, 2018sampetrino, Senior IssueComment

To Juul or not to Juul

this USB look-alike is becoming a common sight in bathrooms, or as students nowadays refer them to, “juul rooms.”

Opinion, Year 1Eugenio GarzaMay 23, 2018Opinion, Senior IssueComment

Nobody cares

Stop talking. Nobody cares why you didn’t do your homework, failed to study for the exam, or arrived late to class. Just do your job, whatever that is.

Opinion, Year 1Guillermo AguilarMay 23, 2018Opinion, Senior IssueComment

God Save the Queen

For one unforgettable night, princesses are herded onstage and paraded around for all their friends and family to see, while members vote for whomever they deem best fit to be Queen. But… Queen of what, exactly?

Opinion, Year 1Francisco SantosMay 23, 2018Opinion, Senior IssueComment

Beyond ASFM

We aren’t quite capable of grasping that our lives will change forever once we leave this building, that has been a huge part of our academic and social lives.

Opinion, Year 1David HeckmullerMay 23, 2018Opinion, Senior IssueComment

Ode to A107

June 8th will be the last day I step into A107.

(includes a website exclusive gallery of A107 pictures)

The Nest, Year 1Elisa MaizMay 23, 2018Volume 7, season 1, June, May, Senior IssueComment

¿Líder con es-fuerzo o líder a- la-fuerza?

Mucho se ha dicho sobre Liderazgo. En la actualidad el tema es tratado en libros, talleres, cursos, manuales, guías, charlas, que categorizan y tipifican modelos y estilos. Hasta ahí no vamos mal. El camino se bifurca cuando aparecen las preguntas del millón: ¿Líder se nace o se hace? ¿DEBO esforzarme por ser un líder? ¿ Si no soy líder no soy exitoso?

Opinion, Year 1Ms. Vivian VeiguelaMay 23, 2018Volume 7, season 1, vivian, lider, senior issue, 99Comment

Fordham Boredom

Steve Fordham is arguably the most important award given at the annual ceremony. After a year of achievements, the prize is bestowed on the student who sets high standards for the rest of the generation. With much excitement and anticipation, rows full of students listen to the usual mysterious he/she description of the winner in each grade, before finally hearing who the recipient is. Although the award represents excellence, it has become almost predictable.

Investigative, Year 1The Year 1 Investigative TeamMay 23, 2018Volume 7, season 1, investiage, steve fordham, 2018, senior issueComment

The Picture Behind the Lens

A year after the infamous Grey vs. Purple elections, the ghost of Running Week still haunts me, but not for the reasons you might think.

Opinion, Year 1David HeckmullerMay 2, 2018Volume 6Comment

Volume 6 | Letter from Susana

Letters, Year 1Susana PlancarteMay 2, 2018Volume 6, PlanillasComment

FOOD FIT FOR A ‘JANIKING’

There’s nothing like freshly cooked homemade food to welcome someone into your family, and the ASFM eagles did just that with the new maintenance staff.

The Nest, Year 1Claudio ChapaMay 2, 2018Volume 6, The NestComment

Mexican NASA; MASA

One balloon, three GoPros, 5:30 am wakeup call, a dozen sensors, 15 people and seven months were just a few elements of the effort it took the Near Space Program to launch a capsule 300 meters into the Earth’s atmosphere.

The Nest, Year 1Andrea GarzaMay 2, 2018The Nest, Volume 6Comment

New slogans, lackluster plans

Placing the school’s slogan in glossy red and white letters on the wall is useless if we don’t have a long term plan to reach it.

Opinion, Year 1Diego ScalaMay 2, 2018Opinion, Volume 6Comment

Brighten up

En vez, quiero dar las gracias, gracias a Grey por inspirarme a correr,

Opinion, Year 1Viola HernándezMay 2, 2018Volume 6, OpiComment

Thirsty for Orange Juice

I’ve taken in all compliments, criticisms and am eager to work side by side with all students to exhaust the limits of our high school careers.

Opinion, Year 1Tania de la GarzaMay 2, 2018Opinion, Volume 6Comment

Elections and a Changing Tide

A red eagle, perched atop a sun clock of the same color, waiting

Opinion, Year 1Luis SantosMay 2, 2018Volume 6, OpinionComment

Meet the candidates

Then, There Were Three...

The Nest, Year 1Mauricio E. ZambranoMay 2, 2018Volume 6Comment

Seeing Double

You may know Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO), Margarita Zavala and José Antonio Meade as candidates for Mexico’s highest office, but did you also know that they are running for ASFM student council president?

Opinion, Year 1Eugenio GarzaMay 2, 2018Volume 6Comment

Throwback Missouri

You’re a Missouri kid if you remember…

The Nest, Year 1Cecilia MartinezMay 2, 2018Volume 6Comment

Robotic Eagles

In six weeks, eight students from 9th to 12th grade managed to build a 55 kg robot from scratch and confronted, face to face, one of the most daunting robotics competition.

The Nest, Year 1Adrián BarredaMay 2, 2018The Nest, Volume 6Comment

Iztaccihuaqué?

Fourteen students embarked on a journey to the mountain of Iztaccihuatl, arguably one of the most dangerous trips in ASFM’s history.

The Nest, Year 1Isabel CantúMay 2, 2018Volume 6Comment