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AP Advice

Callia PetersonMay 12, 2021

Columnists and teachers share advice for students in preparation for the May AP exams. BY CALLIA PETERSON, ‘22 AND BEN UNDERWOOD, ‘21. Ah, the dreaded AP and ...

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Returning Home

Luke EriksenApril 23, 2021

A look into the sport quarantine rules and athletes' decisions to participate in Online Academy or all-in learning. BY CALLIA PETERSON, '22 AND LUKE ERIKSEN, '...

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And the Oscar goes to…

Matthew DoronApril 23, 2021

The 2021 Oscar nominations made history, but how are the films themselves? Nomadland While this movie made me feel something, it’s difficult to say exactly ...

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The Balancing Act

Meghan BeeryApril 23, 2021

In light of the Board of Education’s decision to return to all in- person learning on March 1, many members of the community have reevaluated their voices...

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The Center of It All

James UnderwoodApril 23, 2021

UA voters will decide on May 4 whether or not to build a community center. BY JAMES UNDERWOOD, ’23 AND MATTHEW DORON, ’23. PHOTOS BY PENELOPE CLARK, ’21. On a...

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Running A Different Race

Josie StewartApril 23, 2021

Exploring girls’ experiences in athletics at UAHS. By Josie Stewart, '21. In the starting week of this year’s track and field season, some members of the gir...

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Mightier Than the Sword

Ben UnderwoodMarch 1, 2021

The Upper Arlington Equity Project writes an open letter urging the district to consider student voices. BY BEN UNDERWOOD, ‘21. In the wake of Black Lives M...

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The Music of Today’s Era

Noah MizerMarch 1, 2021

Three politically motivated songs written during Trump’s presidency. BY NOAH MIZER, '21. In the “Decay of Living,” published in 1891, Oscar Wilde wrote “life...

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A Unique Way to Learn

Luke EriksenMarch 1, 2021

BY LUKE ERIKSEN ‘22. There aren’t many educators like Tricia Fellinger. Fellinger, a German teacher, has taught at Upper Arlington for all 23 years of her ed...

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The People’s Gatsby

James UnderwoodMarch 1, 2021

How today’s copyright law stifles artistic and literary innovation. BY JAMES UNDERWOOD, ’23. Whether we want to or not, we all read “The Great Gatsby” our sop...

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Blackface, Redlining and Silent Classrooms

Callia PetersonJanuary 27, 2021

An exploration of systemic racism in UA. BY CALLIA PETERSON, ’22 AND JAMES UNDERWOOD, ’23. Poised at her desk during an American history lesson, sophomore Cey...

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A Story Not Forgotten

Josie StewartNovember 11, 2020

The story of Pleasant Litchford, an excavation and the remembrance of a racist history.

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