Dealing with Mental Health

Written by Kenya Sykes This pandemic and this school year have caused me to face an unusual amount of stress. It’s normal to eventually feel stressed out with your workload. But this year has been on another level for me. A lot of the motivation that I used to have has disappeared and I find myself not wanting to do anything during the day. This could be due to depression from the pandemic, but it’s also a feeling of being overworked. This is unusual because my workload has been about...
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The Light in the End

Written by Allison Bennett When all hope ends, what lights the fire again? What lights the spark that makes you try harder? When all hope seems lost what gives you the fire to stand up and try harder? Some people say it’s themselves, their heart, their memories. I say it’s...
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No Guts, No Glory: A Brief History of DOOM

Disclaimer: ASU Prep Digital does not condone nor does it advertise the use of the game "DOOM." Written by Kanyon Pierce This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC Origins DOOM, a game so outdated you can download and play it on a Calculator1, why does anybody care...
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Beach Day

  A Poem by grace brown   hotter than the sand that you lay on as we speak i only wish you could recognize how your kisses make me weak   though forgetting is my nature and forgetting is my pride my pitifulness forgets your love for me and why...
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March

Written by Gianni Zamarron I remember it was around this time that I couldn’t hear the birds sing. It was odd, something wasn’t sitting well with how everything was going so serene. The first two weeks of March, the first two weeks of something we couldn’t understand. I remember it...
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i forget

a poem by Grace Brown i forget how much the trouble is before i leave the mark i forget how high the massif is before i climb the top i forget how scorching the fire is before i light the torch i forget how fierce the sunshine is before i...
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Goodbye Seniors

Written by Illia Solano Class of 2021!   We are in the home stretch. The first semester is long gone and done. Our college applications are mostly done. We await the mermaid song that is: college acceptances. That being said, we only have about 3 more months until we walk out...
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