School Events
Grim Reaper: Let’s Not Make This an Epidemic
The Grim Reaper can be defined as the black cloaked scythe-wielding personification of death. Who, … [Read More...]
An Evening of International Delight
On Tuesday April 6, 2010, AITE hosted its sixth annual International Night in the Cyber Café. Friends, … [Read More...]
Robot Wasteland
Written by Guest Author Marialyse Martiney A group of eight students came to school at 5:45 in the morning … [Read More...]
Club Corner
Robot Wasteland
Written by Guest Author Marialyse Martiney A group of eight students came to school at 5:45 in the morning … [Read More...]
Knowledge is Power
It’s true what they say; knowledge is power. At least that’s what the opinion of the AITE Challenge … [Read More...]
An Interview with Mr. Castagneto
When I opened the door to the media tech room there was an in depth conversation going on among the students … [Read More...]
Entertainment
A Locker of Quality
What does it take to be the best picture of the year? Every year since 1929, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has been recognizing one film as the best of it’s year of release. As the years have progressed, these awards have become the highest achievements that can be awarded in the film community. Many famous films have been awarded the coveted Oscar, ranging from “Gone with the Wind” (1939) to “Lawrence of Arabia” (1962) to “The Godfather” (1972) to “Schindler’s List” (1993). At the last ceremony, the award was given to the remarkable and daring “Slumdog Millionaire” (2008), a film that truly deserves the title of best of its year. And now, we fast-forward to this year’s winner, “The Hurt Locker” (2009), directed by Katheryn Bigelow and featuring actor Jeremy Renner.
You Only Get One
No mother is perfect, but be thankful you have one, because there is no other person that can take the role of being someone’s biological mother.
Star Studded Golden Medals
Back in September, 2009 The Primetime Emmy Awards (NBC. WVIT 1422 New Britain Ave. West Hartford, CT) hosted by Neil Patrick Harris, were aired on television. Once the stars had settled in their seats, Neil Patrick Harris took the stage and sang a song titled “Put Down the Remote” about the Emmys and the television shows that many of us love to watch on a regular basis.
Snoop Dogg: Football Hero
In the music business, some people tend to focus more on a celebrity’s music, and their accolades, rather than the extracurricular activities and volunteer work they may have started or are currently involved in. For example, there may be some rap artists who sponsor a charity or organization, but the way that they contribute to that charity or organization may go unnoticed.
Scholarship Supporter
