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It is time to bring civility to Twitter

dcarlsonsirvent2018-04-20

Staff Editorial When we have a debate in our government or English classes, we are taught to respect each other’s viewpoints and add to the conversation. We ...

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Environmental Club organizes fundraiser to bring water to Haitian communities

dcarlsonsirvent2018-04-19

By Dylan Carlson Sirvent, '19 Since April 16, UAHS’ Environmental Club has been hosting a fundraiser to raise money to buy a water pump for a community of ...

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UAHS offers new classes next year

dcarlsonsirvent2018-03-20

Next year, a host of new classes will be introduced into the UAHS curriculum

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ARL Caption Contest: Fishy Business

dcarlsonsirvent2018-03-20

Out of 34 submissions, Arlingtonian chose the winners and finalists for the newsmagazine's second ever caption contest

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Bears Against Blood Cancer

dcarlsonsirvent2018-02-25

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZc3fGyjCIg By Dylan Carlson Sirvent, '19 UAHS sophomores Isabel Sweet and Maggie Ryan are co-candidates for Student of th...

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A Silent Education

dcarlsonsirvent2018-02-11

In the wake of the #metoo and Time’s Up movements, students confront consent and sexual harassment by Dylan Carlson Sirvent and Clare Driscoll, '19 Ever sin...

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#MeToo’s Migration

dcarlsonsirvent2018-02-11

As the movement becomes increasingly global, it reaches China By Katherine Dominek, '19 The #metoo movement started a tidal wave of sexual assault conversatio...

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Larry Nassar’s hearing places a spotlight on abuse victims

dcarlsonsirvent2018-02-11

By Will Price, '18 One hundred and 50 former and current gymnasts have accused former USA Gymnastics and Michigan State University doctor Larry Nassar of sexua...

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Ending T.P.S. for 200,000 Salvadorans doesn’t make sense economically or morally

dcarlsonsirvent2018-02-11

By Dylan Carlson Sirvent, '19 After a pair of devastating earthquakes hit El Salvador in 2001, the U.S. allowed 200,000 El Salvadorans to come to the United St...

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Sport Bears in College

dcarlsonsirvent2017-12-18

A look at three UA Bears who recently committed to their respective colleges and will continue to pursue their high school sports career in college.

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Pixar’s “Coco,” The Movie Latinos Have Been Waiting For

dcarlsonsirvent2017-12-18

The day after a full Thanksgiving feast, I went to go see “Coco” with my family. I came in with some trepidation, not knowing what to expect. The pan dulce....

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Making Changes

dcarlsonsirvent2017-11-21

Students and teachers weigh in on innovation at UAHS On Oct. 11, UAHS held a session in which teachers and administrators met with students, parents and commun...

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