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Schedule Scramble

Schedule Scramble

Posted on 19. Sep, 2016 by .

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During the first week of school, many students experienced errors in their schedules including being enrolled in two classes for one period, not having a lunch or other classes they requested, and being placed in classes they did not sign up for. These problems were because of the complexity of making a schedule. “Creating the […]

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National History Day

National History Day

Posted on 17. May, 2016 by .

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Four students compete in state contest on National History Day

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Thanking the Teachers

Thanking the Teachers

Posted on 13. May, 2016 by .

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Staff Editorial Television shows, movies and books all seem to portray the same, stereotypical high school classroom: a teacher speaking in a monotone voice, disinterested children sitting in rows and bland subject matter displayed on a chalkboard. The media may typecast teachers as boring and authoritarian, but this is far from the experience we’ve had […]

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News Neglect

News Neglect

Posted on 10. Mar, 2015 by .

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Column discusses the unprofessional bias of mainstream media

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Pumped for Poppins

Pumped for Poppins

Posted on 26. Jan, 2015 by .

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Students prepare for the upcoming musical

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Downtown Development

Downtown Development

Posted on 24. Mar, 2014 by .

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The riverbank and area near COSI will soon undergo a transformation
By Melanie Terez, ‘14

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Kip in Command

Kip in Command

Posted on 20. Nov, 2013 by .

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Former UAHS principal and recently-elected city councilman Kip Greenhill discusses his goals while in office By Melanie Terez, ‘14 What led you to retire as principal of UAHS? You know, I went to everything every night. … But when I got to be over 60 years old, I just couldn’t do it and I realized […]

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Get a job!

Get a job!

Posted on 28. Mar, 2013 by .

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The fight for a summer job heats up once spring arrives; by following a few simple rules, students can find their dream job and earn some spending cash

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A Life Remembered

Posted on 17. Jan, 2013 by .

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UA community loses beloved third grade Barrington teacher Megan Fedorko. By Elizabeth Tzagournis A valued member of not only Barrington Elementary School but the city of Upper Arlington passed away Nov. 29, leaving behind countless friends and family, as well as a classroom of third grade students. Fedorko was known as “the caretaker” of the […]

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Opposing campaigns go head-to-head on Upper Arlington School levy

Opposing campaigns go head-to-head on Upper Arlington School levy

Posted on 16. Oct, 2012 by .

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By Anna-Maria Thalassinos ’14 Organized opposition to the district’s request to a $5.8 mill operating levy, which includes former UA teachers, leaves the levy’s success in question. The levy is a $5.8 million funding request, which is the lowest millage requested tax since 1984. The previous levy in 2007 requested $6.2 million and lasted an […]

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Around the World

Posted on 30. Jan, 2012 by .

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Current events spanning the globe show the political developments of the times.

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A culture of camaraderie

A culture of camaraderie

Posted on 28. Nov, 2011 by .

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Recent assembly on bullying raises the question: Is bullying a pressing issue at UAHS?

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iPhone 4S: Does it live up to the hype?

Posted on 15. Nov, 2011 by .

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By Elizabeth Tzagournis, ’13 About a year and a half ago possibly one of the greatest advances in smart phone technology was released. What was this revolutionary product? The iPhone 4. The iPhone 4 gave users an entirely different experience with the new display, multi-tasking capabilities, high-definition video camera and additional rear facing camera that […]

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