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Favorite School Apps

Julia Gerard, News Editor September 27, 2021

After a long summer, coming back to a fresh school year can be difficult. These ten apps can help with getting back into school mode.   Plantie helps with time management. The user sets a timer...

Media Specialist Kelly Zack introduces students to the Media Center offerings during a sophomore orientation. Photo by Elena Cantu.

Reading more into Kelly Zack

Nicole Posont, Editor-in-Chief September 27, 2021

Behind the plain double doors at the hub of the academic hallways sits a world that is home to information, books, creative activities, technology and help. The keeper of the realm is Media Specialist...

Junior Gianna Jaronik (right) rocks tracksuit as her mother, Amanda Jaronik (left) did in 2003.

2000s fashion makes a comeback for new generation

Hailee Munno, Feature Editor September 24, 2021

Low-rise, bootcut, baby tees and frosted eyeshadow. Fashion has kicked it back 20 years. With the current resurgence of Y2K icon, Paris Hilton and hit movie series “Twilight”, 2000s fashion has taken...

Club News

Paige Collins, Graphics Editor September 24, 2021

  Interested in all things technology and computers? Then, Byte Club is for you. Byte Club explores things ranging from programming languages to game coding. Meetings held on the first and third...

Graphic by Paige Collins

Teens love of clothes might not be sustainable or ethical

Paige Collins, Graphics Editor September 24, 2021

  Though fashion is considered fun, oftentimes people don't take a deeper look into how the constant need for new fashion negatively impacts workers and the environment.    “Fast...

College freshmen need a dedicated work space

Learning to navigate college workload

Nicole Posont, Staff Writer May 18, 2021

  When stepping onto a college campus as a freshman, finding the way to the right lecture hall and feeling homesick aren’t the only challenges. Learning takes a new form, demanding students adapt...

North Staff says goodbyes

North Staff says goodbyes

Nick Pallotto, News Editor May 18, 2021

As the 2020-2021 school year comes to an end, so too, does the tenure of four dedicated North professionals.  English teacher Mary Goska, physical education teacher Jim Farber, geography teacher Elizibeth...

Libraries offer endless options of books to choose from, but as advancements in technology continue to have a grip on the world these shelves may be empty

Paper books with unwritten future

Nick Pallotto, News Editor May 13, 2021

“ I love books. I adore everything about them. I love the feel of the pages on my fingertips. They are light enough to carry, yet so heavy with the worlds idea. I love the sound of the  pages flicking...

A young skateboard enthusiast displays his skills at a contest held at Bott Community Park and hosted by Jerics Skateshop

State begins to open in time for summer activities

Nicole Posont, Staff Writer May 13, 2021

Summer is just around the corner, and the world is ready to make it one to remember. Staying Covid-safe while having the best summer ever is possible, thanks to advancements in science and healthcare.  With...

Smart money-saving tips for college freshmen

Liv Deguzman, Staff Writer May 13, 2021

As the weather becomes warmer, and the final days of high school fly by, college creeps up right around the corner for a majority of seniors. Looking at pricey tuition and figuring out when to start...

Fashion: what’s old becomes new again

Valerie Loeblich, Staff Writer May 13, 2021

We all have had that universal experience of looking at clothes in our parents’ closet, seeing old photos at their senior proms or at college parties, and thinking “What is that?” or “Wow! That...

Google released a feature that allowed users to play the popular 1970’s game Snake on April 1, 2019. This version though was a bit different, instead of a snake it was a train, and the goal was to pick up different passengers. The game could be played anywhere from San Francisco to Tokyo.

April Fool’s Day: a fascinating history

Nick Pallotto, News Editor March 25, 2021

As people around the globe logged onto their computers on Apr. 1, 2019, they were quite surprised to see the classic  70’s  game Snake on the Google homepage. Users could play from anywhere Why did...

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