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Congrats to our academic achievers!
Ringing in the new year
Ringing in the new year
New Series? Weekly Write
I'm From the 'U' and I'm Proud!
I’m From the ‘U’ and I’m Proud!
Signs outside a teacher's door recognize "adopted" student atheletes. "I visited Ms. Key in her classroom on day during the rotational period, and I saw my name on her wall," Journee Glasby, freshman, said. "I got very excited because one of my teachers from before said I was adopted but I didn't know who. I had to find out on my own. It just made me feel like our relationship was special and that I was loved."
New adopt a player initiative builds student moral
The sign that designates the all gender bathroom on the third floor.
U. City implements all gender bathroom
BracketFights.com
Weekly Write Vol. 9; NHL Season Predictions
Weekly Write Vol: 8: City SC Takes On LA Galaxy
Weekly Write Vol: 8: City SC Takes On LA Galaxy
Weekly Write Vol. 7; Is It J-Love Time In Green Bay?
Weekly Write Vol. 7; Is It J-Love Time In Green Bay?
Weekly Write Vol. 6: Aziel Jackson; A Superstar In The Making?
Weekly Write Vol. 6: Aziel Jackson; A Superstar In The Making?
Weekly Write Vol. 5 : STL City SC Vs Houston Dynamo
Weekly Write Vol. 5 : STL City SC Vs Houston Dynamo
Weekly Write Vol 4; The Super Bowl
Weekly Write Vol 4; The Super Bowl
Boys Basketball Districts Photos
Boys Basketball Districts Photos
How Disney's remake obsession signals a creative decline
How Disney’s remake obsession signals a creative decline
The agriculture class conducts an experiment in class Jan. 9. "I had to weigh the mass of an eraser, perky and beaker," Max Rojas, freshman, said. "She had us write down what we observed, I really enjoyed this."
New agriculture class provides career opportunities
Makayla Stewart, senior, paints a gold and black "U" symbol onto U-Times Web Editor Xavier Thomas' face before the Homecoming pep rally Sept. 29.
What time is it? Not u-time.
Benjamin Williams and Reese Sherman, social studies teachers, explain department information a guest. "This [open house] was, for me, a great opportunity to meet family in the district that will soon be attending the high school," Williams said.
Experiencing the U attracts crowd
U. City offers 36 AP and dial credit classes
Jayce Green, freshman, shots a free throw in the girls varsity basketball game Dec. 7.
Basketball team implements new drills
A Bullseye Ahead
A Bullseye Ahead
Are the Blues falling behind?
Are the Blues falling behind?
Boys Soccer Shoots for Districts
Boys Soccer Shoots for Districts
The Historic Start for the Tigers
The Historic Start for the Tigers
Aron Amaya, grade, after scoring the second goal; 2-0 lions
The Lions Take Down Their Prey
Weekly Write Vol. 7; Is It J-Love Time In Green Bay?
Weekly Write Vol. 7; Is It J-Love Time In Green Bay?
We should adopt a four day work week
We should adopt a four day work week
Parents need to take an active role in school
Parents need to take an active role in school
"It is literally impossible to be a woman"
“It is literally impossible to be a woman”
Anaheim,CA/Los Angeles. Oct 29 2016, The main entrance of Angel Stadium, a major league baseball team in Anaheim,CA.
Is it the Angels’ Downfall?
TikTok Jumpstarts popularity whether people like it or not
TikTok Jumpstarts popularity whether people like it or not
New Five Nights at Freddy's movie is made for fans
New Five Nights at Freddy’s movie is made for fans
The Kid Laroi is here to stay
The Kid Laroi is here to stay
Olivia Rodrigo beats the sophomore slump
Olivia Rodrigo beats the sophomore slump
Lil Yachty steps out of his comfort zone with new album
Lil Yachty steps out of his comfort zone with new album
New Mario movie appeals to fans
New Mario movie appeals to fans
YOU season four offers the best plot twist yet
YOU season four offers the best plot twist yet
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Working on a photojournalism project in Intro to Journalism, Maleak Johnson, sophomore, reflects on the reasons why he prefers U. City to Crossroads College Prepatory, where he previously attended. “The best part of transferring to U. City is running track and playing basketball,” said Johnson. “It’s a bigger school and I like the vibe of the bigger school.”

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Jacelynn Allen, Staff Writer
November 11, 2015
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