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Journalism Teacher Jennifer Stevens Leaves AISB
Upon her arrival to Romania, Jennifer Stevens had no idea that she would spend the next five years building an internationally-recognized journalism program. Her initial plans were to work as a freelance writer while her husband, Luke Scholtes, worked as a chemistry teacher at AISB….
Bite Tested: The Top 3 Games To Try On Oculus Quest 2
VR glasses are becoming more and more popular every year. What makes playing games with these glasses different from playing on a phone, computer or console is that it really throws you into the action and you feel your presence inside the game. One of…
The Emotional Toll of Moving Season
It’s that time of year most of us international students dread: moving season. Some of you might be packing up your life in boxes, while others may be staying behind, watching your friends leave. Either way, next school year might be looking different for you,…
One of Romania’s Last Remaining Holocaust Survivors Visits AISB to Recount His Traumatic Past
During Holocaust Remembrance Week, 92-year-old Octavian Fulop visited AISB to share his story of survival. On stage in the theater, Fulop sat in a chair with a microphone in front of him. He wore a suit and tie, and spoke in Romanian, with vivid clarity…
AISB’s Middle School Play “Channeling Grimm” This Friday and Saturday
On Friday, June 3rd, AISB’s theater will host the school’s first indoor drama production since November of 2019. Thirty middle school students will take the stage for Tracy Wells’ “Channeling Grimm”: a funny, fast-paced play about a student who needs to write a paper about…
Which job should I choose? AISB teachers share the realities of changing careers
As a high schooler, like most of my friends, I’m starting to have questions and doubts about my future. Is it even possible to follow your “dreams and passions” as a career? After talking to several AISB teachers about their own career paths, it seems…
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Journalism Teacher Jennifer Stevens Leaves AISB
Upon her arrival to Romania, Jennifer Stevens had no idea that she would spend the next five years building an internationally-recognized journalism program. Her initial plans were to work as a freelance writer while her husband, Luke Scholtes, worked as a chemistry teacher at AISB….
