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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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A Latte Caffeine

adminFebruary 14, 2020

Students reflect on their coffee consumption habits and its effects on their lives.

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ARL ATHLETES: QUINN CORNA AND AVA PETERSON

adminFebruary 14, 2020

BY ALEXA ROBERTS, '21 SOPHOMORE QUINN CORNA Sophomore Quinn Corna has been playing basketball since he can remember. Through the influence of his fami...

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Voices from the Frontline

adminMarch 16, 2019

We need to talk about substance use. But town halls don't work. It's time to think outside the box.

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Not all ‘Booksmart,’ Never One-Dimensional

Josie StewartDecember 4, 2018

Recent lawsuit against Harvard's admissions process opens a conversation on the cultures and stereotypes surrounding Asian-Americans at UAHS

Spotlight Stories

Wake up!

adminNovember 26, 2018

Students struggle with sleep deprivation, an epidemic that impacts teens nationwide By Journalism I student Summer P., '22 It’s 8:05 a.m. Honors Precalculus...

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Wary Wolverines

adminNovember 22, 2018

What is the OSU–Michigan game like for Michigan fans?

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Don’t judge me by the games I play

adminNovember 5, 2018

Columnist explores the stigma behind activites like Pokémon Go

Op/Ed

Want: Score, Have: $

Josie StewartSeptember 29, 2018

The cost of test preparation links wealth to scores by Katie Zhao, '19; Sammy Bonasso, '20; and Josie Stewart, '21 Two years ago, the SAT and ACT were taken...

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Community Gun Control Initiatives

adminApril 20, 2018

Local students take initiative for gun reform By Katherine Dominek, '19 On March 26, juniors Alec Hjelle, Dylan Carlson Sirvent, and Kelly Haddow along with...

News & Notes

Strides Toward Safety

adminMarch 20, 2018

UAHS students stage walkout following shooting at Parkland, Florida high school

News & Notes

March Means Madness

adminMarch 6, 2018

By Zach Backiewicz, '19 For many students, the month of March represents the ability to relax from school over spring break and the final turning point of th...

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