Quantcast
Channel: THE SKIER SCRIBBLER
Browsing index pages (128 articles)
↧

SkierTV, September 18, 2026

View Article


Back To School & Balancing It All

A Scripps News study found that 75% of high school students feel constantly stressed as new school years approach. This is incredibly common and a struggle for many; however, there’s still hope. For...

View Article


SkierTV, Sept. 11, 2026

View Article

The World Mourns ‘Country Queen’ Dolly Parton

In 1980, Dolly Parton released “9 to 5”, a song that spoke to thousands of members of the working class and the general public. Parton made waves by singing the real-life struggles of countless...

View Article

SkierTV, Sept. 4, 2026

View Article


AHS Soccer, Volleyball Kick Off 2026 Season With Commanding Wins

Last night, Sept. 1, the AHS Soccer and volleyball teams both took commanding wins over their opponents. Volleyball swept Gunnison High School in their season opener, with set scores of 25-14, 25-20,...

View Article

BREAKING- Notorious AHS Bears Break into School

Breaking news- Early in the morning of Aug. 27, multiple bears entered AHS through an open window in room 1146. Camera footage at 5:05 am shows a mother and her cub digging through a knocked-down...

View Article

SkierTV, May 15, 2026

View Article


The Lost Art of Silence

There used to be a time when silence was something natural and normal, not something that people felt like they needed to fill. It used to feel natural to sit in silence while in the car, working out,...

View Article


The Enemy of the Truth

Today, more people are speaking out than ever before, but it seems like fewer of them understand what they are speaking about. Opinions are mostly formed through half-truths and blatant lies that are...

View Article

The Dying Art of Doing Nothing

A few months ago, I challenged myself to sit completely still for 15 minutes straight – I stared at a blank wall with no notifications or music and didn’t even allow myself to doze off into stimulating...

View Article

6 Things High School Taught Me

I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about what I wanted my very last article for the Skier Scribbler to be, bouncing ideas back and forth while watching the deadline slowly creep closer to me. I figured...

View Article

Coachella recap

The 2026 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival transformed the Indio desert. It was a high-octane blend of nostalgic yearning and modern commercial dominance. This solidified its status as a...

View Article


Silver’s Bagels: The New Morning Go-To?

Aspens food scene is no secret to high-end dining, but the casual dining just got a whole lot more interesting. Silver's Bagel Bar is rested just a couple of blocks away from the base of Aspen...

View Article

Expensive Tastes, Cheap Souls

In the past twenty years, the whole dynamic of Aspen has changed. What once was a town with a unique character is now a luxury playground full of high-end chains. The businesses in Aspen keep the town...

View Article


Goodbye, Steve Sand!

After years of teaching business and economics, Steve Sand is moving beyond the classroom to take the role of head pickleball pro at the Snowmass Club. Sand has been a teacher at AHS for over 10 years....

View Article

Why We’re Still Tired

Adolescents consistently seem to feel tired, even after an eight-hour night’s rest. After such adequate amounts of sleep, why do we still feel tired? The Phone Though you might think the time you spend...

View Article


SkierTV, May 8, 2026

View Article

SkierTV, May 1, 2026

View Article

Seniors Spotlight: Alexa Tergeoglou

View Article
Browsing index pages (128 articles)


Latest Images