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

Faraway Family

Faraway Family

Kendel Barber, Co-Editor-in-Chief January 17, 2020

Growing up, I always heard my friends talking about their sleepovers with cousins, family birthday parties, and basically being surrounded by extended family all the time. This is a feeling I could rarely...

At first glance, memes that poke fun at global problems can appear insensitive.  But theyre worth a closer look.

Just Another Gen Z Thing

Anjana Suresh, Copy Editor January 16, 2020

The start of a new year, especially the beginning of a new decade, is often associated with feelings of hope, promise, and the chance to begin anew. But not everyone is in such a good mood this time around. Just...

An exciting new life awaits college-bound seniors, but with graduation comes the inevitable feeling of losing all that was once familiar.

Missing Out in College

Rachel Morrell, Staff Writer January 15, 2020

Ever since my freshman year, my biggest goal has been to graduate and attend college out of state. The idea of living away from home and starting a new, independent, chapter in my life excites me. I cannot...

The recent closing of Washington D.C.s Newseum may have been an economic inevitability, but it points to larger issues concerning the health of American journalism.

No News is Not Good News

Jonathan Ross, Co-Editor-in-Chief January 14, 2020

As clocks anxiously ticked toward midnight across the eastern seaboard of the United States, optimistically ushering in a new decade, Washington D.C.’s Newseum closed its doors for the final time. The...

Its a strange notion that is unique to NASH: Assemblies are optional, and attendance is predictably low.

Vital Message, Voluntary Audience

Julia Poppa, Staff Writer January 14, 2020

I spent the better half of one Thursday morning in December taking pictures at the No Place For Hate assembly in the NASH auditorium. I saw months of hard work on the part of the Multicultural Student...

Prime Time to Stream

Prime Time to Stream

Katie Golden, Co-Editor-In-Chief January 14, 2020

Streaming services have taken over traditional media. Many viewers have even abandoned cable TV for services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video. According to Forbes, the average American pays for...

The Benefits of Sports

The Benefits of Sports

Mia Capretta, Staff Writer January 13, 2020

I, a senior in high school, have never been a member of a real sports team. While this is sad and slightly unbelievable, it has taught me a substantial amount about why I believe every child should play...

The way social media affects its users goes far beyond likes and comments.

A Plea for Authenticity

Kristen Kinzler, Junior Class Editor January 10, 2020

I am not one of Harry Styles’s 25.7 million Instagram followers. I don’t ever plan to be, not because I hold a personal vendetta against One Direction, but simply because I have no interest. However,...

What is a Good Movie?

What is a Good Movie?

Natalie Mudd, Staff Writer January 10, 2020

What is a movie? That seems like a simple question with a simple answer, but is it really? Generally, movies are defined as moving images that have been recorded by cameras to tell a story or recall an...

The Distance that Separates Us

The Distance that Separates Us

Phoebe Liu, Staff Writer January 10, 2020

Daily life at NASH can lead us to believe that everyone has found their place here.  We see our friends at lunch and in the halls and know the routine of the bell schedule and extra-curricular activities...

In a school that is recognized throughout the region as an athletic powerhouse, the hidden truth is that recognition and appreciation vary widely depending on the sport.

Unlevel Playing Field

Magdalena Laughrey, Staff Writer January 7, 2020

When I was in elementary school, I remember always dreaming of the day I would get to play a sport in high school. Back then, high school athletes seemed like mini-celebrities whom I could not wait to...

Right now the Uyghur population in Xinjiang, China is facing brutal ethnic cleansing, yet the world remains silent.

Open Your Eyes

Betul Tuncer, Assignments Editor December 19, 2019

Contrary to popular belief, today's teenagers regularly advocate for change in social and economic systems as well as environmental policy. Yet still many of us are still living in ignorance -- especially...

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