The Student Voice of North Allegheny Senior High School

The Uproar

The Student Voice of North Allegheny Senior High School

The Uproar

The Student Voice of North Allegheny Senior High School

The Uproar

A photograph taken of the Dips roller coaster in the twilight years of West View Park

Remembering West View Park

Andrew McLaughlin, Staff Writer March 14, 2022

Before Interstate 279, Perry Highway was the main road north of Pittsburgh. Winding up and down hills as it leaves the North Side, the road soon enters the borough of West View, where it passes the West...

Julia Parsons was all smiles at her 101st birthday party with family and friends.

The Extraordinary Life of Julia Parsons

Anthony Durzo, News Editor March 11, 2022

When you see the name Julia Parsons in one of North Allegheny's bygone yearbooks, you are shown a simple image of an English teacher in her classroom or with her colleagues. What isn’t shown is her past--a...

The compulsive urge to search for bad news can at once cause and stem from anxiety.

All Gloom and Doomscrolling

Aris Pastor, Staff Writer March 10, 2022

It’s not an exaggeration to call the last few years horrible. Many factors contribute to this verdict—COVID-19 pandemic, a politically fraught atmosphere culminating in a contentious election in 2020...

AP Biology teacher Mr. Allen proudly displays one of his tattoos.

Instructional Ink

Sally Cho, Co-Editor-in-Chief March 3, 2022

Tattoos are controversial. Some see them as a form of self-expression, or an art form of its own. Others view them as something only young people get, and some may even see them as unprofessional.  Due...

Over the decades, Americans have come out to protest and support affirmative action. Now, the fight once again returns to the steps of the Supreme Court.

A Seat in the Classroom

Sam Podnar, Staff Writer March 1, 2022

The college admissions process has become a cutthroat game for many American high school students. Elite universities have crafted a brand for themselves, promising to offer accepted applicants a top-notch...

A senior photo of NA Athletic Director Bob Bozzuto, Howland High School Class of 75.

Man vs. Bear

Kara Mihm, Co-Editor-in-Chief February 28, 2022

The defeat was not predicted. How could anyone imagine that the opponent's perfect record would end so soon, especially to a high school senior? Students, teachers, parents, and practically the...

Off the Shelf

Quinn Volpe, Co-Editor-in-Chief February 11, 2022

Young people are increasingly comfortable with the topic of therapy, which has allowed more members of later generations to seek out help.

With Candor and Compassion: Teens and Mental Health Therapy

Michelle Hwang, Features Editor February 9, 2022

Editor's note: The names of some students quoted in this article have been changed at their request to protect their privacy. Two friends meet in the middle of the FCCLA hallway. They greet each other,...

A wheel displaying the symbols of all the zodiac signs.

The Science of You

Camryn Gray, Staff Writer February 9, 2022

Most people are aware of zodiac signs and the potential insight they can offer into a person's character, but not everyone knows exactly what they mean or what they even are.  The breakdown of zodiac...

AW Beattie students board the bus following their lunch at NASH.

Career Concentrated

Kate Gilliland, Staff Writer February 8, 2022

Every day at 12:05 pm, students board a bus at NASH or get into their cars to travel to the A.W. Beattie Career Center to further their education under teaching unavailable at NASH. A brief 5.3 miles away,...

After decades of hard times, Conneaut Lake Park has come to its end as an amusement park.

Remembering Conneaut Lake Park

Andrew McLaughlin, Staff Writer February 2, 2022

In 2013, my family made the 90-minute drive north to Conneaut Lake Park (CLP) for the first time. Pulling into the parking lot, we were startled at what we saw. A charred building was to the left, and...

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