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

Opinion: Staying Optimistic in Uncertain Times

Opinion: Staying Optimistic in Uncertain Times

Olivia Shubak, Staff Writer January 23, 2023

As the new year ushers in reflection on all the happenings of the previous year, it can be an exciting and difficult time. In this stretch of retrospection, we reminisce in the memories and highlights,...

To Future Speech and Debaters

To Future Speech and Debaters

Shuban Tiwari, Staff Writer January 17, 2023

September 2019. My first semester of high school.  Perhaps my most influential semester, considering the decisions I made in that first semester, directed me towards an intellectual path I still...

Summer of Service

Summer of Service

McKenna Flannagan, Staff Writer January 12, 2023

Done with unloading the bus, we walked towards the community kitchen. On our way, we saw some Costa Rican boys waving us towards the field down the hill to play soccer with them. Naturally, we all ran...

The American nation, as polarized as it has grown politically, remains united at the core, though there are forces actively working to keep us from realizing it.

Opinion: United in Our Division

Sunny Li, Staff Writer January 10, 2023

Division, tension, and conflict seem like certainties in 21st century America. But with a new year underway, a question must be raised: is the path of animosity the only way? Or perhaps it’s about time...

Driving into Pittsburgh on I-279, it is clear how the highway divided the North Side into two halves.

Opinion: Shielded by Suburbia

Andrew McLaughlin, Co-Editor-in-Chief January 5, 2023

On September 24th, I was at Kennywood Park during the non-fatal shooting that left three injured. Though I was not near the shooter, I will always remember the frightened family who joined us in hiding...

Opinion: Resolutions and Realism in the New Year

Opinion: Resolutions and Realism in the New Year

Faith Miller, Staff Writer January 3, 2023

The start of every new year is marked by resolutions. But often the goals that people set for themselves are unrealistic, falling through the cracks of busy lives even before January comes to an end. The...

As eugenics rhetoric spreads through online spheres, we must recognize the ideologys dangerous history.

Opinion: Buck v. Bell: A Retrospective

Aris Pastor, Co-Editor-in-Chief December 19, 2022

Throughout high school, I have heard a collection of Supreme Court cases over and over again. Some, like Roe v. Wade, are spoken of due to their relevance to modern politics or the controversial nature...

True crime shows, books, and podcasts have rocketed in popularity, bringing with them new controversy.

Opinion: The Ethics of True Crime

Aris Pastor, Co-Editor-in-Chief December 9, 2022

On September 21, 2022, Netflix’s Dahmer—Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story was released, sparking a new wave of discussion—and controversy—regarding true crime. The arguments that surround Dahmer...

Opinion: Should gym be required?

Opinion: Should gym be required?

Sarah Klosky, Staff Writer December 5, 2022

Physical education at North Allegheny offers units and activities that many other schools do not offer, such as swimming and tennis. For students who do not have the opportunity to be physically active...

There is a difference between respecting and celebrating minority cultural traditions and adopting them to boost our own image.

Opinion: The Line between Culture and Cute

Sierra O'Neil, Staff Writer December 5, 2022

Cultural appropriation, or the theft of a minority's traditions without recognition, is not exactly new, but it has become disturbingly common. With a new wave of social media trends, it’s more difficult...

Opinion: In Defense of the School Lunch

Opinion: In Defense of the School Lunch

Shuban Tiwari, Staff Writer November 30, 2022

I think school food is over-hated, possibly even underrated. Sure, I’ve never been the biggest fan of the school food that NASH serves, but with a strong variety of options to choose from, it’s definitely...

Opinion: In the Lap of Luxury

Opinion: In the Lap of Luxury

Manas Kathir, Sports Editor November 28, 2022

Everyone has mixed feelings on freshman year. It’s a huge step to reaching the ultimate goal: graduation. But the transition from middle school can be tough. I mean, first of all, it is a new building....

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