Every year, Black Friday rolls around and the question of whether it is worth your time is brought up. Historically, Black Friday was a huge deal. Stores were all decked out weeks before and stellar deals were promoted long...
Boys State Cross Country: The ADM Boys Cross Country team competed at state in Fort Dodge on November 1. Runners Torin Timmerman, Ty Landphair, Max Marple, and Dain Holdmeyer made school history at the 2024 state cross country...
Every year, as Halloween fades into the rearview mirror, one question divides the population: Is it Christmas yet? Some people start celebrating on November first, while others wait a month for Thanksgiving to shine. With...
"if the only thing that we ever do in school is come to this building the experiences that you have and the things that you know are limited to what we experience within these four walls. There's so much more outside of these...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly evolving, in many applications. According to a Harvard Study, 51% of young people ages 14-22 admitted to using generative AI. 4% used it daily. From art to writing to self-driving cars,...
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The Wreath, a humble symbol of holiday spirit. Photo by Caleb Klassen.
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Enthusiastic about preparing meals, Sophomore Gianna Benetti smiles at the camera.
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Sophomore Chloe Meacham and Junior Hayden Dennis are in the process of pouring ingredients.
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ADM Students focused and working together. Filling one bag requires a lot of hands, so two students prepare the bag, while two others pour ingredients. After the bag is full, it is passed down to be weighed and sealed.
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Sophomore Cora Hall holds two thumbs up while she gets ready to weigh her group’s package.
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Students sit in the Meals From the Heartland lobby and wait for the introduction video to begin. Before every session of packaging meals, the Meals From the Heartland staff shows a video on their mission and the impact of volunteers.
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Sophomore Makenna Pitlick shown hands full, ready to pour ingredients to package a meal.
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