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The Library Times

Students on the Rincon/University High School campus have been hard-pressed to ignore the recent budget cuts applied to our school library. Due to the nation-wide recession, TUSD has been curbing every department in an effort to rub two funding nickels together. The hacks made to our library’s budget have been drastic: six of the seven [...]

March 29th, 2010 | Posted in Opinions | Read More »

Teacher Feature: Running Roediger

Mrs. Roediger in the art room

There are a lot of teachers out there on planet Earth. In fact, in the United States alone, there are 6.2 million teachers, 71 percent of whom are women, according to the U.S. Census. However, not all teachers manage to paint, sculpt, do metalwork and run the Student Activities Board all while having over 150 [...]

March 29th, 2010 | Posted in Features,Teacher Feature | Read More »

“What Now?” Navigating you from cultural inanity since 2009.

Broken Bells

This month… Listen To: “The Ghost Inside” by Broken Bells Feel an affinity towards the ‘Garden State’ soundtrack? Searching for a musical group as intoxicatingly catchy as Ke$ha that you would actually be willing to admit to liking? Broken Bells is the group for you. Featuring the lackadaisically cool vocals of James Mercer from the [...]

March 29th, 2010 | Posted in Art | Read More »

The Life and Times of a Desert Gardener – “Marching right along”

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Spring is all around us, and with all the rain we have had lately, what a bright, colorful spring it is turning out to be. When one escapes to the out of doors, seeking a placid retreat from the office or classroom, as is irresistible this time of year, they are sure to find lushness [...]

March 10th, 2010 | Posted in Opinions | Read More »

Please pause for a moment of science

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Who says science is boring? Last Saturday the UHS Science Olympiad teams placed 5th and 11th overall in the Arizona Science Olympiad tournament. There, they competed in events ranging from building pendulums (It’s About Time) to engineering bridges (Elevated Bridge) to identifying fossils (Fossils). They received an impressive 17 medals. “It was like Christmas came [...]

March 10th, 2010 | Posted in News | Read More »

UHS student is piping hot

Wednesday after school seems an ordinary enough afternoon; students hurry home to savor as much “early out” time as they can while teachers mosey on over to their weekly staff meetings to discuss the future of University High School, but if you were to stop and listen before rushing to the parking lots, you would [...]

March 10th, 2010 | Posted in Features | Read More »

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