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The Sandstorm

The student news site of Amarillo High School

The Sandstorm

The student news site of Amarillo High School

The Sandstorm

Social Media Ruined Romance

Social Media Ruined Romance

Madison Silva, Writer April 2, 2026

This generation is living in a world surrounded by social media: lives on public display at all times, beauty standards change rapidly and relationships look different. Constantly checking snap scores,...

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A History of High-Rises in Amarillo

A History of High-Rises in Amarillo

Eben Arias, Writer March 30, 2026

From the brick Herring Hotel to the all-glass second plaza of Amarillo National Bank, Amarillo has always had a history of high rises that stand as peaks of the region. While development in the city has...

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The Life and Death of School Pride

The Life and Death of School Pride

Madeline Gehring, Writing March 13, 2026

Many things died in the years of COVID, school pride being one of them. As the years go by and schools still hold to the same traditions, the loss of spirit has become more noticeable.   “I honestly...

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The donated items for the memorial

Adding to the Memory

Alyssa Rains and Madeline Gehring February 25, 2026

The Columbia space shuttle disintegrated upon reentry after completing mission STS-107 on Feb. 1, 2003. Commander Rick Husband, was an Amarillo native as well as an Amarillo High School graduate. Since...

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Cheerleaders lead the class sections during the neon pep rally.

Pre Pep Rally: Cheerleaders

Madison Silva, Writer October 15, 2025

Every year, the cheerleaders put on pep rally performances before home games to get the crowd excited to cheer on their school. Stunts are thrown, cheers are called and the whole student body gets involved....

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Band-Aids and Senate Bill 12

Band-Aids and Senate Bill 12

Eben Arias, Writer October 6, 2025

The passing of Senate Bill 12 in Texas has forced many school nurses to refuse medical service, even as simple as a Band-Aid, without signed parental consent. The bill, which was introduced due to concerns...

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Blocked Websites

Blocked Websites

Ella Mullin, Assistant Editor May 21, 2025

Schools need to restrict certain websites and topics, but they should be cautious not to overblock essential websites. The internet has many inappropriate sites that students can easily access without...

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The Science Behind Anxiety

The Science Behind Anxiety

Ella Mullin, Assistant Editor May 19, 2025

Anxiety, a sensation that commonly afflicts people in daily life, has many reasons for existing, both existential and scientific. Some people have a more unfortunate tendency to feel anxiety, while others...

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Students Face Obstacles in the Hallways

Students Face Obstacles in the Hallways

Sarah Garrison, Writer April 30, 2025

Between classes, school corridors transform into a stage where everyday interactions reveal more than just hurried steps. In these fleeting moments, students embody unspoken labels that both simplify and...

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Should High School Start Later in the Day?

Should High School Start Later in the Day?

Mya Carpenter, Writer April 16, 2025

Right now, school starts at 8:05 a.m. and ends at 4:03 p.m.. The early start causes students to wake up anywhere from 5:00 a.m. - 7:30 a.m., some even earlier if there is a zero-hour class or morning sports....

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Moana 2 Review

Moana 2 Review

Sarah Garrison, Writer February 27, 2025

“Moana 2,” staring the voice actors Dwayne Johnson, Auli’i Cravalho, Khaleesi Lambert-Tsuda, Temuera Morrison, Rose Matafeo, Hualalai Chung and David Fane, a family adventure Disney animation directed...

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