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Embracing Purity
Posted on 29. Mar, 2012 by Aly Gordon.
UAHS students explain their different reasons for choosing abstinence.
by Aly Gordon ‘13, Olivia Milter ‘13 and Cassie Lowery ‘13
C hocolate or vanilla, Spanish or French, Captain Crunch or CoCo Puffs. Decisions—from simple scheduling choices to the ever-important breakfast debate— are an unavoidable part of life. Though some may surpass others in importance, decisions made in [...]
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The Cupid Shuffle
Posted on 24. Jan, 2012 by Aly Gordon.
Columnist reflects on Valentines day
by Aly Gordon ‘13
Ouch!”
You feel it, that sudden yet oh-so-familiar prick, stinging the back of your neck with a burning intensity. Fuming, you turn around, though the feeling fast subsides as you lock eyes with a random stranger. In this very moment, the birds begin their ebullient chirp, an orchestra plays [...]
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A culture of camaraderie
Posted on 28. Nov, 2011 by Aly Gordon.
Recent assembly on bullying raises the question: Is bullying a pressing issue at UAHS?
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The media’s portrayal of beauty must change
Posted on 16. Nov, 2011 by Aly Gordon.
Despite their entertainment value, mediums like Us Weekly and People are similar to fashion magazines in that they all promote an unrealistic and unhealthy image of beauty.
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An Untapped Market
Posted on 15. Nov, 2011 by Aly Gordon.
By Aly Gordon ‘13
Imagine: As you walk down one of the high school’s many crowded hallways, a peculiar sight catches your eye. A student—sporting an unusual trench coat and a sly expression on his face—hands one of his peers a cupcake, quickly accepting a crumpled dollar in return.
Upon witnessing this curious scene, one question lingers [...]
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A Disease Plaguing the Nation: Bieber Fever
Posted on 03. Jun, 2011 by Aly Gordon.
Students at UAHS join the Bieber bandwagon

