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Freshmen Attend Screening Of “Wadjda”
On Monday Nov. 11 2013, Archer’s entire ninth grade and part of the upper school film-making class went to a special showing of “Wadjda” at the United Talent Agency followed by a Q&A with the director, Haifaa
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Archer Sports History: Leyla Namazie
RANCHO PARK — Coming in 4th in the Liberty League Finals out of 56 runners, the youngest member of the team, freshman Leyla Namazie ’17, qualified for CIF finals. Leyla is the first in
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Photo Gallery: 10 Objects that Define Archer
Wandering the halls of Archer, you might notice some things that you wouldn’t normally see in a school. You might see a dog lying in the middle of a hallway, red Spanish-style tiles on
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Op-Ed: Columbus Day vs. Indigenous People’s Day
Many know Christopher Columbus as the man who sailed the ocean blue in 1492— but do we really know who he was
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A Rise in Rowing
Taking a substantial amount of strength and endurance, rowing, a sport that is almost as old as time itself, is making a comeback in America and around the world—even in our own Archer community
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