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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 Time for Appreciation

A Time for Appreciation

Carli Leonard, Staff Writer April 6, 2020

The past few weeks have been some of the weirdest and craziest times I have ever experienced, and I know pretty much everyone is feeling that way as well.  I do not want to make light of the situation...

Boomers: You Aren't Alone

Boomers: You Aren’t Alone

Melina Tripoli, Staff Writer April 5, 2020

The past month has been crazy. Honestly, 2020 so far has been full of many unexpected events. But the month of March, which witnessed a dramatic increase in COVID-19 cases in the U.S., causes people worry....

Isolation is a necessary protectant against a viral outbreak.  But when we have the opportunity to safely help others, the experience can add meaning to our quarantined lives.

Find Joy in QuaranTEAM

Reese Marsalis, Staff Writer April 2, 2020

The sun beat down on my face. Music blasted from the speaker sitting on my driveway. The soccer ball ricocheted off of my knee and flew into the tall pine tree at the side of the yard. I look up to hear...

Due to the unethical habits of many hoarders, the shelves in stores become empty even more quickly due to the already increased demand.

Not Gauging the Situation

Phoebe Liu, Staff Writer April 1, 2020

“We’re sold out.”  Those were words that kept being uttered back to my mom and me as we tried to prepare for the coronavirus by buying a few essentials back at the beginning of the month. Apparently,...

Dubbing the novel coronavirus the "China virus" holds no purpose than to divide us and stoke fear during an uncertain time.

When Racism Goes Viral

Katie Golden, Co-Editor-In-Chief March 31, 2020

Even before the widespread emphasis on social distancing and state-suggested quarantines, I was nervous going out in public. But it was for a very different reason than you might expect. I had read about...

Overdosing on laxatives led my body into a spiral of eating disorders and self-hatred.

The Awkward Years

Lucie Flagg, Staff Writer March 31, 2020

Often, we’re not taught how beautiful we are until it’s too late. From the day I entered elementary school, I was taught all about my body’s physical health. I’ve completed the PACER test more...

Over the past couple of weeks, no one would have guessed what was to come.

Today Was the Day

Maria Cima, Director of Podcasts March 30, 2020

Today was the day everything was supposed to go back to normal. Today was the day when band, orchestra, and chorus kids were supposed to be packing their bags to go to Disney World. Promposals may have...

From Two Weeks to To Be Determined

From Two Weeks to To Be Determined

Sofia Brickner, Staff Writer March 30, 2020

On Friday, March 13, the majority of NASH students, myself included, were all immeasurably thrilled and overjoyed to hear the highly anticipated news over the loudspeaker that school was out for two weeks...

For many students, the beginning of remote learning was filled with work and stress.

Week 1 of Remote Learning: A Review

Kristen Kinzler, Junior Class Editor March 27, 2020

Well, we’ve survived our first week of remote learning, and I can officially say that this has been the longest five days of my entire life. I don’t think anyone was necessarily looking forward...

ProTips: Self-Isolation Edition

ProTips: Self-Isolation Edition

Betul Tuncer, Assignments Editor March 27, 2020

It has officially been two weeks since in-person classes stopped and a week since Pennsylvania state declared all life-sustaining businesses to close. Since then, the government and health organizations...

President Trump's worst traits have been amplified as the coronavirus outbreak tears away the economic gains he once took credit for.

With Great Power Came Scant Responsibility

Anjana Suresh, Copy Editor March 26, 2020

The Coronavirus pandemic is an ever-changing global crisis, and the sheer amount of information (and misinformation) being thrown our way can be profoundly frustrating. However, there’s one thing that...

In a State of Hoarding

In a State of Hoarding

Hannah Shiflett, Staff Writer March 26, 2020

I have grown up all over the US, one of my past homes being in Florida. Living in Florida meant frequently having to deal with hurricanes, so I have some experience dealing with panic that is worth sharing...

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