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The Tower

The student-run news source and voice for the JAHS community since 1940.

The Tower

The student-run news source and voice for the JAHS community since 1940.

The Tower

A Brief History of Twisters
A Brief History of Twisters
Riley McCoy, Creative Director • April 14, 2025

Tornadoes are one of the most destructive natural disasters out there. Their concentrated force, coupled with their erratic and unpredictable nature, makes for costly and devastating results. It’s important to highlight where they occur geographically- the infamous “Tornado Alley” is where they’re most prevalent. For the benefit of local residents, mainly central and southern Indiana is hit the hardest by these twisters, and South Bend rarely experiences the full front of the damage. From...

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Mental Health Day 2025!
Jayne Hornich, Editor • April 14, 2025
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Academic Eagles go to State!
Alexa Steffen, Reporter • March 25, 2025
John Adams Robotics
John Adams Robotics
Sydney Barnette, Writer • March 11, 2025
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Senior Spotlight: Abby Jackson
Isabella Catanzarite, Editor • March 11, 2025

The class of 2025 is nearing graduation! So, all the more reason to tell you about our amazing seniors! But I'm focusing on one senior in particular: Abigail Jackson.   Abby Jackson is a current JAHS senior who has been making waves in her academics, sports, and school community for the past four years. Before coming to John Adams, Abby attended John Young Middle School, in Mishawaka. Then, she set off on her high school career.   From a young age, Abby has been a very athletic...

Senior Spotlight: Claire Brenner
Senior Spotlight: Claire Brenner
Riley McCoy, Creative Director • February 11, 2025
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Senior Spotlight: Kalen Allen
Ari Subia, Reporter • February 5, 2025
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Credit: Woody Guthrie by Al Aumuller (1943), Odetta by Michael Ochs Archive (1970), Bob Dylan by Daniel Kramer (1965), Joan Baez Performing At An Anti-Vietnam War March In London by Keystone-France (1965)
Big River: The History And Origins Of The American Folk Revival
Haven Murphy, Editor • April 14, 2025

The American Folk music genre harbors roots from as early as the 15th century. However, most of the folk music we know today, from profound artists like Joan Baez, Odetta, Woody Guthrie, Mississippi John Hurt and Bob Dylan--to name a few--are a part of and worked to develop the American folk revival. The American folk music revival movement was a reinvention of traditional American folk music, taking place throughout the 1940's and '60s, rooting from both rural and urban areas of the country....

Upcoming Spring Artists
Upcoming Spring Artists
Caleigh Satterfield, Reporter • April 14, 2025
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Sunrise on the Reaping: A Review
Alexa Steffen, Reporter • April 14, 2025
My Top Spring Artists
My Top Spring Artists
Riley McCoy, Creative Director • March 25, 2025
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The Effects of the Starbucks Boycott
Caleigh Satterfield, Reporter • March 25, 2025

It is not a secret that many individuals have been boycotting Starbucks for some time now. The company’s controversial treatment of employees...

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The Last of Us: Redefining “Zombie”
Riley McCoy, Creative Director • March 13, 2025
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JAHS Girl’s Tennis Season 2025
Isabella Catanzarite, Editor • March 25, 2025
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ND Season Recap
Isabella Catanzarite, Editor • February 11, 2025
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