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Alan Shr

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor

Alan Shr is a senior at Green Hope High School and this is his third year at the GH Falcon. As the editor for the opinions/editorial section, his interest in journalism was inspired by seeing influential works from publications such as the New York Times and Dazed Magazine. Aside from working on the GH Falcon staff, Alan is involved through a variety of other activities throughout school, such as Psi Alpha Honor Society, National English Honor Society and HOSA. In the future, Alan hopes to attend a four year university to study public health and business, aspiring to work in healthcare as a dermatologist. Alan is looking forward to a great year and to make a positive impact through the GH Falcon!

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Semaglutide is a medication used to treat Type 2 Diabetes, and it can aid in weight loss; the medication carries heavy side effects however, ranging from nausea to pancreatitis.

Losing more than just weight: The side effects of Ozempic

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor
December 4, 2024
Quiz: Which Christmas movie are you?

Quiz: Which Christmas movie are you?

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor
December 2, 2024
During the fall, there are a variety of activities to do with friends and family As the GH Falcon's Advice-Giver-in-Chief, I've compiled ways to enjoy this season!

[Photo] Felicity Falcon: Fall events guide

Felicity Falcon, Advice-Giver-in-Chief
October 31, 2024
Daylight saving time (DST) is an annual practice originally established under wartime conditions in the 20th century.

(Fall)ing back in time

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor
November 4, 2024
Across the Triangle, hundreds of people gathered together to celebrate Asian culture

Gallery: Asia Fest 2024

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor
September 30, 2024
The club has also collaborated with student organizations like HOSA – Future Health Professionals to host information workshops.

[Photo] Mental health matters

Zoey Mapara, Staff Writer
September 27, 2024
As students walk from class to class, hallways are flooded with hundreds of people.

An issue of the new year: Redistricting and overcrowding

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor
September 11, 2024
Mrs. Robynn Wilhelmi, the Health Science 1 and 2 teacher and an advisor for HOSA, stands as an icon of inspiration for those interested in healthcare.

Humans of Green Hope: Mrs. Robynn Wilhelmi

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor
September 9, 2024
With the weather warming, flower fields across the Triangle begin to bloom. Whether you would like to take pictures, pick flowers, shop organic products or simply take a stroll through picturesque nature, the Triangle has got a place for you!

Trips in the Triangle: Flower fields

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor
May 7, 2024
The month of May marks Mental Health Awareness Month, a month dedicated to increase visibility on the importance of mental health and wellness, and to reduce the stigmatization regarding mental illnesses. Photo used with permission from Robina Weermeijer via Unsplash.

Just keep pushing: Mental Health Awareness Month

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor
May 6, 2024
From the stage to the lighting booth to the makeup chair, Ipsi Vasipalli (‘25) plays a multifaceted and fundamental role in the Green Hope High School Theatre Company. For the spring musical 9 to 5, Vasipalli will work as the lighting designer.

Talents of Theater: Ipsi Vasipalli

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor
April 8, 2024
Across the nation, millions of children between the ages of 5-10 are faced with one jeopardizing issue: illiteracy. Caused by a multitude of issues, illiteracy rates exponentially drop among elementary-aged children.

Is it as easy as A, B, C?

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor
March 6, 2024
As the winter fades away and spring comes, the weather becomes warmer and the trees grow vibrant.

Trips in the Triangle: Cherry blossoms

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor
March 4, 2024
Lily Hightower ('25), Mrs. Melissa Poppe, and Mrs. Andera Croom celebrate a win in the graphite art category. Photo used with permission from Lily Hightower ('25).

Green Hope artists score big at art competition

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor
February 19, 2024
Mr. Daniel Teitelbaum, known for his humor, stands as a role model for those interested in learning French. Photo used with permission from Sam Chu.

Humans of Green Hope: Mr. Daniel Teitelbaum

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor
January 30, 2024
"The Denial of St. Peter" displayed in the North Carolina Museum of Art. Photo used with permission from Maria Malgicheva ('25).

Trips in the Triangle: Arts

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor
January 4, 2024
“Terrible Infants” utilizes live puppetry; Eva Alperovich (‘24) portrays a puppet being controlled by Cali Glenn (‘25). Photo used with permission from Emma Waitrak

On the road with five “Terrible Infants”

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor
November 20, 2023
Microplastics are abundant in environments like the ocean, and they pose big threats to the health of both the ecosystem and wildlife. Photo used with permission from Naja Bertolt Jensen via Unsplash.

A not-so-micro problem

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor
October 30, 2023
Page Farms offers many things to do around the farm, including shopping and playing.

Trips in the Triangle: Fall edition

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor
September 20, 2023
Summer break opens more time for students to work, grow, and gain experience.

Opportunities open during summer break

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor
May 30, 2023
The cast rehearses their show after school and add the final touches.

GH Drama Club bangs the gavel at Jury Duty

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor
May 9, 2023
Actors go through their lines at a reading, learning it as they progress through the script.

Behind the scenes: The Addams Family production

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor
February 24, 2023
SMART Lunch: Adjustments made for spring semester

SMART Lunch: Adjustments made for spring semester

Alan Shr, Opinion/Editorials Editor
February 8, 2023
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