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By Adetoyosi Obikoya Student ambassadors as well as members of the Residential Life Support Team (RLST’s), faculty, and other staff members were all engaged in a variety of tasks Saturday, May 4th, for Registration Day at the Alabama School of Math and Science. The day officially began at eight o’clock and ended around three o’clock  [ Read More ]

By Adetoyosi Obikoya Forty five young ladies of Women of the World (W.O.W) departed for their annual weekend retreat on Friday, April 26, 2013. This year, the ladies traveled to Gatlinburg, Tennessee where they got a chance to shop and visit the Ripley’s Believe it or Not Haunted House. However, the most important part of  [ Read More ]

By Adetoyosi Obikoya Students at the Alabama School of Math and Science joined Mobile County Public School students for the Davidson Invitational Model United Nations (DIMUN) held at the Convention Center on April 10-11, 2013. While at DIMUN, third year senior, Hannah Burns, received the Best Delegate in Security Council Committee award. “Security council is  [ Read More ]

By Ashely Dodd A historical day in the ASMS chemistry department is approaching. Mr. Dolbeare, notorious for granting no extra credit, is breaking his five year streak this May 5; he is offering bonus points to students who participate in the 80-man Magic: The Gathering tournament, a fundraising event for the Big Brothers Big Sisters  [ Read More ]

By Adetoyosi Obikoya The Pennies for Patients fundraiser that students at the Alabama School of Math and Science have been participating in since January 14 will end on February 8, 2013. The fundraiser, which was introduced by Academic and Personal Counselor, Helen Clark, raises money for the treatment of leukemia and lymphoma patients. The campaign  [ Read More ]

By Adetoyosi Obikoya A hall competition in which students at the Alabama School of Math and Science had the opportunity to dress as 100 year old women representing the 100th day of school took place on Thursday, February 28, 2013. This competition gave a majority of the students something to be excited about and much  [ Read More ]

By Adetoyosi Obikoya In addition to the many clubs that exist at the Alabama School of Math and Science, two juniors decided to create a new club during this past Winter Term in which anything can be discussed. Co-presidents Ashley Dodd and Raven Johnson invented the Free Thinkers Club with Dr. Mitch Frye as their  [ Read More ]

By Ashely Dodd Whether you are going out with friends or renting for a night in by yourself, Beautiful Creatures should make it onto your “to see” list. The fantasy flick, directed by Richard LaGravenese, portrays the story of young Caster, Lena, and stereotypical high school junior Ethan who fight together through multiple obstacles, both  [ Read More ]

By Ashley Dodd On March 13, students interested in neuroscience and the medical field traveled to the to meet with Dr. Naritoku and coworkers for lectures on diseases such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and epilepsy. Dr. Naritoku greeted the students and they began their tour on the epilepsy wing, where they viewed the examining rooms and  [ Read More ]

Adetoyosi Obikoya Students and faculty at the Alabama School of Math and Science gathered for the Pi Day assembly on Thursday, March 14, 2013. During this assembly, juniors Julia Rath and James Alex gave a presentation on the history of pi. The assembly which was organized by math teacher, Mrs. Sarah Brewer, included students from  [ Read More ]