With more teens coming out during high school, three UAHS students describe their experiences and acceptance within the UA community
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UAHS skiers and snowboarders enjoy winter season by taking trips to nearby ski resort
By Emma Klebe, ‘13
The metal edges of senior Tom Raphael’s snowboard dig into the takeoff of Capital Park’s Big Air Ramp at Mad River Mountain. As he soars through the air he grabs his board and lands a five forty spin. [...]
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Teacher’s determination allows him to carry on as an educator despite severed vocal chords
By Victoria Slater, ‘12
Cold and flus are as rampant as the wind and rain in early spring. Yet, for psychology teacher and girls’ basketball coach Chris Savage, a persistent sore throat lasting weeks hinted at something more serious than a common springtime [...]
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Iowa caucus reaches consensus for the Democratic Party, Republican Party has trouble deciding
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Drugs such as OyxContin and Oxycodone have left addicts in search of outlets for hookups, robberies resulting in deaths have occurred.
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Virgin Galactic, a commercial space flight program funded by British billionaire Richard Branson, the owner of Virgin Group, is predicted to have commercial flights up and ready in 2012. While other companies like Space Adventures and SpaceX are trying to catch up, Virgin Galactic is a step ahead.
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Starting December 29, 2011 a series of Los Angeles and West Hollywood arson fires were reported leaving the community, police department, and fire department in a fearful frenzy. The mystery continued for four days until January 2, 2012 when the suspect, a German man, was caught and charged for the responsibility of the fires.
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14 year old Jorge Saavedra stabbed fellow classmate 16 year old Dylan Nuno and was not charged with any criminal charges for he was in his rights and was protected under Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” law.
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Students pay up to $3,600 to have other students take their ACT and SAT college entrance exams and now both are paying for it as it makes its way to court.
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Staten Island teen Amanda Cummings’ death, ruled a suicide, has caused an uproar about cyberbullying. Her family claims it was the cause of her death, and now, even New York lawmakers are making a bill aimed at the cruel world that is cyberbullying.
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Heroin in High School
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Environmental Club holds bake sale
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