“Dear Hank, have been having issues with getting my ideas out there. I feel like my ideas aren’t that good and I don’t like it when people share them because it makes me feel more embarrassed if anything. I want to break out of my shell and feel comfortable enough with sharing some of my […]
By Avani Papadopoulos Have you ever thought about the instruments in an orchestra? First, you have the violin, the most commonly played string instrument in the orchestra that everybody thinks they want to play. Next, there’s the instrument that all violinists wish they played because it doesn’t take ten years to sound good if you […]
By Gloria Davidova On September 16-22, the 37th FIG Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships took place in Baku, Azerbaijan. These serve as a final qualification for the Olympic Games occurring next summer in Tokyo. Winning two guaranteed spots into the games for individuals and the guaranteed spot for groups, the American team made history. Every participating […]
If you build it, they will come. In this case, “it” is a foundation and “they” are wins. Tuesday night’s game was the first step for the Lady Blazers towards defending their sectional championship. With three starters from last year’s team gone — Ali MacAllister and Hannah Meinen since graduated and Cassidy Stow has transferred […]
Continue Reading ...Tonight, Nov. 6, 2012, The U Post staff members Jordan Bray and Naomi Farahan will be giving live updates on Election Day 2012. Follow up for the latest election news.
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Check out some photos we took on Halloween! […]
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Pitch Perfect was a funny, charming, and upbeat film with charismatic and dynamic characters. The movie begins with Beca, an incoming freshman at Barden University. She is an outcast, because she isn’t quite sure how fit in. She doesn’t fit the cookie-cutter type of music styling at Barden. Instead, Beca enjoys remixing beats and hopes […]
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The most review-worthy fall premiere show is hands-down the second season of Homeland on Showtime. This R-rated show deals with most of the normally avoided dinner table topics: politics, sex and violence. So, if you’re too young to be watching shows with those themes, Homeland is not for you. Now, if you are interested in […]
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With over 40 options and the ability to customize, it is hard to choose just one favorite drink at Starbucks. Like many UHS students, choosing a flavor has become a part of our morning routines. For years, University students have enjoyed lattes, mochas, and sweet teas in order to kick start their mornings. We decided […]
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Note: These numbers were gathered at the end of last week. We’re only one day away from Election Day and media attention on the race has been full throttle for a couple of months now. You’ll hear a lot of numbers thrown around on the national news tonight—national polls being the most deceptive of them—but […]
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Congratulations to senior Emily Johns, University High School volleyball player and The U Post’s athlete of the week! Emily Johns started playing volleyball at Sycamore School in 5th grade. During her senior year at University High School, Emily has really distinguished herself as a leader, helping the team earn their 9-16 record. The team advanced to […]
Continue Reading ...When it comes to music, no artist can please everyone. We all have a variety of tastes. However, there are a number of artists who are recognized for their talents by almost everyone. A few weeks ago, I had the privilege of discovering Lindsey Stirling, an up-and-coming violinist. She has created her own style – […]
Continue Reading ...Congratulations to Nicholas Klemsz, University High School soccer goalie and The U Post’s first-ever athlete of the week! Nicholas Klemsz has been the starting goalie for the University High School soccer team since his sophomore year. As seniors, Klemsz and midfielder Patrick Sanders were elected to be captains. In his last year playing for the […]
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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