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Eleanor Crawford
December 19, 2014

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Repost from @urbanaguidance • Today we honor the

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Today we honor the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. In honoring his legacy we are reminded to love and serve our communities not only today, but every day. King sought equality and human rights for African Americans, the economically disadvantaged and all victims of injustice.

To learn more about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.history.com/.amp/topics/black-history/martin-luther-king-jr

https://www.britannica.com/biography/Martin-Luther-King-Jr

“A portrait is an attempt to capture someone as

“A portrait is an attempt to capture someone as a first impression. I want people to look at Mt. Airy as a place with history and character.”

Junior Tobias Weichbrod shares his artistic inspirations—and how it felt to paint the walls of a city that shaped him.

Article by Amanda Guettler - link in bio!

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Virtual school versus hybrid learning: Do the benefits outweigh the risks? Article by @izzy.lowery - link in bio!

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What is one memory you will always have of 2020?

We asked over 200 UHS students. See their answers at link in bio!

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Merry Christmas from the Hawkeye! 🎄🎁❄️ Don’t forget to send your holiday photos for the yearbook at link in bio!

2020 has been rough. Pause and ask yourself: What

2020 has been rough. Pause and ask yourself: What are you thankful for?

Head to link in bio to find out what other UHS students said they’re thankful for. Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at the Hawkeye 🦃

Article written by Talon Cruz.

‘Building Our Feminist Future’: The 2020 DC Wo

‘Building Our Feminist Future’: The 2020 DC Women’s March and Its Message To Young Voters. 🇺🇸 Article by @izzy.lowery - read at link in bio!

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Recent controversies on social media have raised both eyebrows and questions in the Urbana community: Do politics ever have a place in school settings? When and where can students express their opinions, and where should we draw the line? Read article by @izzy.lowery at link in bio!

What can we do safely this Halloween? It’s more

What can we do safely this Halloween? It’s more than you might think. 🎃 Check our article written by @m_steiny17 at link in bio!

We know it’s a little early, but now that Thanks

We know it’s a little early, but now that Thanksgiving is approaching the Hawkeye wants to know what you’re thankful for in these, let’s say “interesting” times. Let us know in the comments!

Don’t let 2020 get in the way of your school spi

Don’t let 2020 get in the way of your school spirit. Join in the fun and turn on your cameras next week!

Teens and pop stars alike have been stuck inside w

Teens and pop stars alike have been stuck inside with their thoughts for months. For the music industry, 2020 is a year made for authenticity and self-reflection. Article by @princeale1999 - read at link in bio!

Will the “new norm” continue, even after the p

Will the “new norm” continue, even after the pandemic is over? Read “Dependent on devices: How Coronavirus is fueling the Digital Revolution” by reporter Amanda Guettler at link in bio. 💻

Which musicals rank highest, according to UHS stud

Which musicals rank highest, according to UHS students? Reporter @cosita_goodyduggy compiled the top ten musicals suggested by UHS theater enthusiasts, ranked from good to absolute best. Link in bio!

Want to see your face on the cover of the 2020-202

Want to see your face on the cover of the 2020-2021 yearbook? ✨ We are looking for submissions! DM us photos of you and your friends, or send them to kristin.johnson@fcps.org.

‘Get‌ ‌Your‌ ‌Knee‌ ‌Off‌ ‌Our‌ ‌Necks!’ - Commitment March honors the 57th anniversary of the historical March on Washington. Written by @izzy.lowery. Read at link in bio!

Voting changes: No matter how you do it, cast your

Voting changes: No matter how you do it, cast your ballot. 🇺🇸 Written by Stephanie Potisk. Learn more about how to vote this election season at link in bio!

Taking a breather: As students adapt to a new norm

Taking a breather: As students adapt to a new normal, mental health becomes more of a priority than ever before. Written by @avagayowski. Read at link in bio!

Club sign-ups for both semesters close TODAY, Frid

Club sign-ups for both semesters close TODAY, Friday 9/18 at 12:00 noon! Get involved- join a club!!

What’s inside the 2019-2020 yearbook? Pick yours

What’s inside the 2019-2020 yearbook? Pick yours up tomorrow outside the auditorium between 9-11am or 1-3pm! They are also still available for purchase.

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