The anterior cruciate ligament, better known as the ACL, is the tissue in our body that connects the thigh to the shin and knee. This ligament is responsible for the movement in […]
SNHS Spotlight: “BEAR” Procedure Advances Sports Medicine
SNHS Spotlight: Ice Volcanoes on Pluto
In July 2015, NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft completed a journey to dwarf planet Pluto, capturing various images of the surface of the planet. A closer look at these images revealed a unique […]
2022-23 Welcome Letter from the Editors
Dear Accents community, As our senior year begins, we wanted to express our gratitude to you for your enhancement of our high school experience. This paper has been a highlight of both […]
SNHS Spotlight: Anti-Aging Drugs
While anti-aging drugs have been on the horizon for many years, recent research has shown to be promising in discovering the effects of these drugs. Anti-aging drugs treat the causes of aging […]
SNHS Spotlight: Brain Implant Helps Woman Overcome Her Depression
Depression, or major depressive disorder, is a mental condition that causes feelings of sadness and hopelessness. Depression affects people’s lives and how they view the world. It can not simply be cured, […]
SNHS Spotlight: The Race to Save the Polar Bears
Polar bears are one of the most well-known animals in the arctic regions. With their largebody and beautiful white coats, they blend in well with the snow allowing them to easily capturefood. […]
SNHS Spotlight: The Advancement of Artificial Organs
Artificial organs have been implemented and are used more as years go by. In 1982, thefirst fully functioning artificial heart was successfully implanted in a human. This artificial heartwas called the Jarvik-7 […]
SNHS Spotlight: Communicating with Cancer Cells
Cancer cells can deteriorate tissue, multiply uncontrollably, and spread to the entire body. By 2018, there were approximately 18.1 million cancer cases, a statistic expected to rise to 29.5 million in twenty […]
SNHS Spotlight: Discoveries in Shape-Shifting Ceramics Could Create a Technological Revolution
This past month an international team of researchers from both the University of Minnesota Twin Cities and Kiel University in Germany made a large discovery in the world of ceramics. This research […]
SNHS Spotlight: Chimpanzees’ Prosocial Behavior in Groups
As one of humanity’s closest relatives, chimpanzees have been under constant watch by scientists to study their prosocial behavior. Prosocial behavior is “any behavior voluntarily performed by one individual to benefit another.” […]
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