By Edward Wang For four days, heavy rain in Australia has brought relief after months of destructive fires and years of droughts, but it has also brought new concerns of additional bizarre weather and flooding damage. Australia has fought through drought for years. According to the Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology, the 36-month […]
by Ryan Ricks Over winter break, I engaged myself in activities most normal teenagers partake in when given an extended away from school. Sleeping, working, spending time with family and friends. Oh, and I cleaned out all 257 videos on my YouTube watch later. It was a grueling process, spanning me over a week. However, […]
By Nerissa Finnen Brooke Toombs is a junior who is very active in UHS’s girls soccer team and pep band. In her free time, she volunteers for non-profit organizations and she has organized numerous events for her fellow UHS classmates to get involved with the community. 1. What are some of the extracurriculars you participate […]
Girls on HBO is probably one of the best shows on TV right now. It’s in season two, and things are definitely getting more interesting in the characters’ lives. If you’ve never heard of the show, essentially it focuses on a group of four young women living in New York City. They are in that […]
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This is a fictional piece written by sophomore Moriah Atlas. I see dirt on the dishes. I see dust on the mantle. I see a little girl in rags standing before me, asking to go to a party when she hasn’t finished her chores. Maybe next year, if you learn to do as you’re told. […]
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Eric Wott is a senior basketball player. He is currently ranked fourth in the state in three-point field goal percentage and is a key player at the shooting guard position for the Blazer basketball team as they head into Sectional 58 play. He is also a starter for defense for the UHS soccer team, and […]
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Guest post by Jake Thurman. Until recently, my wife and I had an agreement. We had been together for about eight years when, in a feeble attempt to avoid the commercialization of our relationship, we decided we wouldn’t exchange Valentine’s Day presents. \Now, why we decided that we wouldn’t succumb to America’s never-wavering commitment to […]
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The Hobbit On its own, this movie is not a good movie. It felt as if the entire movie was leading up to…nothing. I personally didn’t know that it was going to be a part of a saga. I felt that if I had known, I would have had more appropriate expectations towards this movie […]
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Sectional 58 play begins Tuesday with the host University Trailblazers taking on Fall Creek Academy at 7:00 p.m. in a re-match of last year’s title bout. Favorites Tindley kick off play on the opposite half of the bracket Wednesday when they take on the International School of Indiana. Last year had a definite favorite going […]
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I recently read an article or two regarding scientific progress, among other things such as international politics. However, I figured I should not immediately inject politics into my column, because that isn’t the only topic I’ll be writing about, and I didn’t want to give that impression. After sifting through a few new and old […]
Continue Reading ...Happy Valentine’s Day! Here is The U Post’s first video. It features two of our “staff couples.”
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Cupcakes. Who are they, how do we find them, and what do they mean to the human race? First and foremost, we (Madeline and Mackenzie) want to make it known that cupcakes aren’t people, and they therefore cannot be referred to as “who.” Relatively easy to find, cupcakes can be purchased in many stores, including […]
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This is an advice column from UPost. We take in advice from anything relating to school to friends and to existential crises. Don’t worry, this is completely anonymous so send in whatever you want (but inappropriate messages will be deleted). Thanks, Hank