Arlingtonian Student Newsmagazine

Music in the Air

Posted on 22. Aug, 2010 by admin.

In a nation chorusing with the songs of famous musicians, UA singers work to share their voices with not only the high school, but the country as well

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Back in the day

Posted on 03. May, 2010 by admin.

Styles and trends may come and go, but the Golden Bear tradition persists
by Kristy Helscel ‘11 & Noah Grumman ‘12
In 1918, Upper Arlington was just a tiny village outside of Columbus, and the entire Upper Arlington school district consisted of one teacher, with the basement of UA co-founder King Thompson as the classroom.
Needless to say, [...]

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The Global Debate

Posted on 06. Apr, 2010 by admin.

Differing opinions on global warming causes students, teachers to take sides. While some believe it to be a myth, others believe it to be undeniable truth.
By Eman Albash and Marisa Patwa
Deadly hurricanes, sea levels rising by more then 20 feet and all of Europe being plunged into an ice age. According to the article, Global [...]

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A hidden truth…

Posted on 01. Mar, 2010 by admin.

While attempts have been made to encourage acceptance, lack of diversity at UAHS leaves some students uncomfortable
Zoey Whitmeyer and Bo Fisher

A homogeneous mixture
As the bell rings, a classroom full of students scramble through the room searching for their seats. The teacher begins to walk up and down the rows, handing a stack of papers to the [...]

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Up in Smoke

Posted on 02. Feb, 2010 by Corey McMahon.

After anxiously waiting in a classroom for 48 minutes, senior John* is finally released for lunch. He exits the building and crosses the parking lot toward his car, but before he starts the engine, fastens his seatbelt, or even closes the door, he does what he has been waiting to do all morning—he lights up [...]

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Prayer at the pole

Posted on 11. Nov, 2009 by Kristy Helscel.

UAHS hosts annual gathering, See You at the Pole, bringing students of similiar religions closer together. The event brings to light the community’s overall acceptance of differing religious views
By Kristy Helscel ‘11 & Marisa Patwa ‘12
Sophomore Sara Dodsworth wakes up most mornings, exhausted from a late night homework session with a dread of the approaching [...]

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The Masterful Art of PWNING

Posted on 12. Oct, 2009 by admin.

Junior Drew Sylvester works to take his video game skills to the next level, hoping to some day play professionally.

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Chasing the Dream

Posted on 10. Sep, 2009 by admin.

“There is absolutely nothing like hearing over 1000 people singing along to the song you wrote,” Lindsay said. “It’s really cool to feel that hard work and dedication pay off.”

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Shades of Tolerance

Posted on 01. Mar, 2009 by admin.

BY LARA BONNER AND RATHI RAMASAMY
PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY LARA BONNER
Would her friends shun her? Would her parents kick her out of her own home? Or, worst of all, would she face the risk of violent attacks and harassment? All of these fears ran through Clary Bryan’s mind as she approached her parents to tell them [...]

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