Lucie Flagg, Co-Editor-in-Chief
• January 14, 2021
After his role in the Capitol storming last Wednesday, President Trump can’t seem to stay afloat. He’s been banned from social media sites and impeached for a second time, and now, he’s losing multiple...
Every year, an estimated 6.8 million people in the U.S. donate blood to those in need, and just last month many in our local area joined that number. An annual blood drive organized by the National Honor...
On December 11th, 2020 the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced the first emergency use of the Coronavirus vaccine.The approval of vaccine represents a giant leap in the fight against the virus...
Chelsea Boyer, Social Media Editor
• January 11, 2021
Most people have probably popped open a bottle of Coca-Cola or seen a commercial of people dancing with the bottle of pop in their hand. Coca-Cola is a household brand that we all know. But what you may...
Most of 2020 consisted of people complaining about how they couldn't wait for the year to be over, and after 360 grueling days, it finally is. But not so fast. Even though it's a new year, many of the...
Wednesday typically falls short on the list of favorite days of the week. The dreaded "hump day" earned its name because it's essentially the obstacle in the middle of the work week one must get over to...
2021 is just around the corner, and many students at NASH are starting to plan out their new year's resolutions. But will they follow through?
Forbes Magazine describes how likely it really is for...
Last week, North Allegheny announced that all students would be fully remote until January 19th. Grades 6-12 began remote learning on Monday, December 14th, with the rest of the district following suit...
Physical education teacher Mr. Frank Cremonese first came to North Allegheny as a student teacher in 2007. After seeing the strength of the physical education department, he had “always wanted to get...
No student-athlete plans for a global pandemic to interrupt their season, but alas, winter school sports teams are finding themselves in this very situation.
When the virus first hit hard back in March...
On an average school day at NASH, students frantically rush up the stairwells to get to their next class, while staff members maneuver around each other to the printer to get their paperwork.
But...
It has been a tough three months for students and teachers. Since September 8th, the North Allegheny School District has switched multiple times between remote learning, the hybrid model, and for young...
