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Champagne problems

Alexandra Eydenberg, Feature Editor February 8, 2024

Time magazine  ‘Person of the Year’ has been awarded to individuals such as Charles Lindbergh, Mahatma Gandhi, Winston Churchill, Martin Luther King and Volodymyr Zelensky.  Joining that  rarified...

Swift approval

Sue Ellen Damato, Sports Editor February 8, 2024

  Taylor Swift  dominated last year. As an American singer and songwriter, she has climbed the music charts since her first self-titled album was released in 2006. Many people call her music catalog...

NBA faces loads of rest

Dylan Budd, Editor-in-Chief February 7, 2024

At every professional basketball game, there is bound to be a “first-timer”,a little kid entering an arena, with a miffed dad ready for a beer and pretzel after hours of “are we there yet?” in...

Yippee-Ki-Nay

Alexandra Eydenberg, Feature Editor December 14, 2023

When people think of staple Christmas movies, charming, whimsical fables like  “Elf” or tales filled with warm family bonds like“A Christmas Story” are conjured. What doesn’t come to mind is...

To die for

Dylan Budd, Editor-in-Chief December 13, 2023

In the second scene of the 1988 film “Die Hard” our protagonist, Detective John McClaine, hopes to reconcile with his estranged wife named Holly at her office party at Nakatomi Tower in California...

Numbers create connections

Quincy Lezondra, Staff Reporter October 30, 2023

Whoever said quality is more important than quantity clearly is on the lower rung of the social ladder. High school is a time to claim one’s spot at the top.   Over the course of the long...

True friends should be cherished

Sue Ellen Damato, Sports Editor October 30, 2023

Friendships and relationships with other people are essential parts of life, and high school is a great time to build them. Deciding whether or not to want two true friends or 20 fake friends is a decision...

‘Out’standing location

Sue Ellen Damato, Sports Editor September 26, 2023

Spending eight hours a day  in the school building is not enjoyable.  So, why would students want to spend one of the biggest events of the school year stuck in North’s hot, sticky, smelly  gym? ...

School spirit must increase

Alexandra Eydenberg, Feature Editor September 25, 2023

Between football games and Homecoming just around the corner, there’s plenty of ways to showcase school pride, but once September ends, North offers few so-called spirit days. Besides Senior Week in...

Side with inside

Brianna Gonzalez, Online editor September 21, 2023

North’s homecoming dance should be filled with music and fun that make memories to last a lifetime. But, this is all dependent on the location. This year’s homecoming dance will be once again held...

Norths lunch option for students with nut allergies, but not wheat allergies. Photo by Hailee Munno

More options needed for students with allergies

Hailee Munno, Editor-in-cheif March 30, 2023

When the federal school lunch guidelines were overhauled in 2010, the focus was on serving nutritious foods. What it did not and still does not take into account is that what is healthy for some students...

Pranks are positive

Sophia Woods, Feature Editor March 30, 2023

From office pranks to April Fools’ Day, practical jokes are an innocent way to have fun. Pranks allow friends and family to replace verbal jokes with real life amusing scenarios.  Good-humored antics...

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