How One Battle Made an Impact
“Be the Change you Wish to See in the World” – Mahatma Gandhi Everyone will say that life eventually comes to an end, so don’t stress about it. Then why as an 18-year-old student am I letting […]
Articles by Angé Rachellé Martínez
Eating Disorders and the Media
By Julia Holsinger Can you believe that twenty years ago, female fashion models weighed 8% less than the average woman? Surprisingly, that percentage has almost tripled in today’s fashion industry (Oakes). Current public broadcasts of the ideal […]
Coronavirus: Under the oppressed rule of Confinement.
New Decade. New Virus. New Actions. New Future. By: Ange Martinez “Stay home. Stay five feet away from me. Wash your hands. No trips to school. No hangouts at your friend’s house. No stepping outside of this […]
Breaking the Stigma: Mental Disorders
It is normal to take medication to ease physical pain, or to seek a specialist when we become sick. A positive response is received when we become injured and have to endure special procedures in order to […]
Meet the Class of Seniors of 2020
Alison Gonzalez This senior has been in NCAI since the seventh grade. She has shown her potential intellectually by participating in HACIA Democracy and athletically by being on the volleyball team. Although many people assume she is […]