Reese Marsalis is a senior and excited to contribute to The Uproar for her first time. In her free time, Reese enjoys playing lacrosse, reading, exploring, and spending time with friends and family.
How long have you worked at NA?
27 years at NA, 35 years teaching overall.
What was your role in the district?
Technology & Engineering Education teacher and Department Chair
What will...
My eyes were transfixed on the television in front of me. Packages of Chocolate Frogs and Bertie Bott’s Every Flavour Beans lay across the couch and I clutched my homemade Hogwarts acceptance letter...
The economic toll of the coronavirus pandemic is documented daily in the national media, but the wreckage of lost jobs and income is a local story, too. One hometown restaurant, a longtime North Allegheny...
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...
Billy Joel once said, “I think music in itself is healing. It’s an explosive expression of humanity. It’s something we are all touched by. No matter what culture we’re from, everyone loves music.”
Life...
While the gang may not be in the studio, Jeannie, Reese, and Michael connect online to discuss how the coronavirus outbreak is affecting their lives and the world at large.
Late last month, on an otherwise quiet Thursday at 2:30 pm, students gathered in the library, preparing for a meeting whose agenda was unknown to them. Head leaders from 35 of NASH’s clubs convened for...
Millions of people tuned in last Sunday evening for the most anticipated football game of the year: the Super Bowl. For fifty-four years, Americans have gathered together to cheer on their favorite team....
On September 7, 2018, I had just finished getting dressed for a North Allegheny football game. While waiting for my ride, I opened Twitter. Immediately, my heart skipped a beat. I frantically looked around...
With Valentine’s Day and Morp a month away and Prom preparations soon to follow, there's perhaps no better time of the year to be in a relationship. It's a daily spectacle. Couples hold hands in the...
The feeling of walking into a crowded kitchen during the holiday season is indescribably amazing. As dinner is being prepared on one side, the cookie table continues to grow. My mouth begins to salivate...
The time of year has finally arrived. For a year, NASH and NAI students alike have anticipated the dropping temperatures, the break from school, and the holiday spirit enveloping the community. Never mind...
High schools around the country hold weekly pep rallies, but until today no student at NASH had yet to experience one of their own. Even NASH Principal Dr. Kreider had not enjoyed such an event since...
High school can be a challenge for everyone -- the early mornings, late nights, rigorous tests, time consuming extracurriculars, social drama, and college applications, the list goes on. For many students,...
Everyone has pondered the possibilities of life after death. Is heaven real? If it is, what is it like? How does one get there, and are our loved ones always really with us after they pass? Alice Sebold...
Welcome to the NASH Uproar's latest podcast: The Buzz!
In the first episode of The Buzz, the crew talks about Shane Dawson's latest series, role models, and more!
How long has SADD been a club at NASH?
Not exactly sure. It existed when I started at NASH in the fall of 2003, and likely many years before that.
What do you want the student body to know about...
At the end of the first week of school, the senior and junior classes gathered in the auditorium for the beginning-of-the-year assembly. With a sense of summer still buzzing in the air, many found it difficult...
