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Focus
Students face tougher college admissions
Though apprehensive, senior Chris Trotier
said he continues to be optimistic about being placed on the University
of Notre Dame's waiting list with a 4.1 GPA, 1420 SAT and 32 ACT scores.
A National Merit Scholar, he also plays baseball, volunteers at The
Humane Society and was nominated for UAHS’ Matt McCoy award.
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News
Hallway music makes a comeback
Students lost the privilege to hear music
in the halls on homeroom days for the rest of the school year, principal
Kip Greenhill said, but the tradition will be back in August 2002.
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Feature
Male students join self defense class
Self defense has been offered to senior females
in the past; senior Mike Knilans said he lobbied the school for it to
be made available for males this year as well.
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Sports
Student athletes face injuries, rehabilitation
First, the sickening crack. Second, the
crowd’s reaction. Maybe it’s a collective groan or possibly
a shriek offered up from the stands. If the player is lucky, a spectator
may sympathize with him or her, shouting safely from his seat as he
stuffs his face with peanuts, “That’s gotta hurt.”
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Arts
UACT preforms students' work in Skitfest
UACT held the third annual Skit Fest
May 24 and 25 in the Little Theater, UACT president Stephen Unwin
said. UACT treasurer Jenny Crowell said all money raised from ticket
sales will go to breast cancer research.
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Voice
Columnist offers
advice to underclassmen
As the end of my high school career draws
near, I have trouble believing I’m the same girl who began as
a freshmen four years ago. I recall entering high school with wobbly
knees as I awkwardly searched what seemed like a labyrinth of halls
for my classes.
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