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In the month of August 2020, we welcomed our pride and joy, Rosie. Rosie is a pug and a Yorkie mix.

Column: The Close to Home Realities of a Pandemic Puppy

December 27, 2022

Even though purchasing a puppy in the midst of COVID brought much joy to many households, it was not the best time for a new addition. The social isolation the pet experienced has now possibly led to its...

Column: How Marjon Beauchamp Nearly Quit Basketball to Competing for an NBA Championship

Preston Schamens, Student of Journalism December 27, 2022

With eyes welling up, Marjon Beauchamp hugs family and friends. He has just been drafted No. 24 overall to the Milwaukee Bucks. Bucks fans around the country rejoice at the thought of their favorite team...

Photo by Mrs. Plankey

Review: Simon’s Specialty Cheese – Foreign Exchange Student’s First Time Trying Squeaky Cheese Curds

Ana Sofia O. Pavao, Student of Journalism December 21, 2022

When people think about Wisconsin, one thing comes to mind (ironically not the Green Bay Packers): cheese, and more specifically, squeaky cheese curds.  As a foreign exchange student from Brazil, the...

One of many extracurricular activities offered.   (Photo of Boys Swimming & Diving after winning at The Terror Relays)

Column: Extracurricular Activities Help Students in Extraordinary Ways

Ryan Foucault, Student of Journalism December 21, 2022

Many students are involved in NHS’s extracurricular activities. These activities take up much of the students' time, focus and effort. This could lead to students not doing so well in their core classes...

Photo taken by Emerson Bluemke

Column: Wisconsin’s Traditions Explored and Appreciated

Emerson Bluemke, Student of Journalism December 21, 2022

Wisconsin is rich in tradition and has a wide range of things to be proud of. The list includes: Fish frys, supper clubs, cheese curds and custard.  Unfortunately, many people outside of the state are...

The beautiful Janae Owens, Class of 2022 (center), and me, looking insane right in front of her.

Column: Understanding NHS Show Choir Culture

Ella Mainville, Student of Journalism December 21, 2022

Deep in the corners of the music suite, a group of students roam the mirror room, dancing in unison and preparing relentlessly for what may be seen by many as cult-like competitions. Actually, the mirror...

Column: The Truth About Being a Teenager

Column: The Truth About Being a Teenager

Ava Krema, Student of Journalism January 11, 2022

I am going, to be honest. Being a teenager is not always easy. While we do not have to worry about things like taxes or how we are going to get our next meal we do have to worry about how we are doing...

Column:  Having a Parent as a Boss

Column: Having a Parent as a Boss

Adriana Laughrin, Student of Journalism January 1, 2022

In the midst of the pandemic, many companies became desperate for new people to hire. Many quit their jobs after everything about life universally changed: a pattern that resulted in me going to bed one...

One of the numerous videos Principal Brian Wunderlich concludes with the phrase, Rockets, be amazing.

Column: High School from a College Perspective

Caleb Youngwerth, Student of Journalism January 1, 2022

“Rockets, be amazing,” Principal Brian Wunderlich delivers that lecture at the end of every video. If that statement needs to be said, is the high school not already amazing? Is there something that...

Column:  The Mystery of Swim Team Finally Revealed

Column: The Mystery of Swim Team Finally Revealed

Olly Dungan, Student of Journalism January 1, 2022

The year of our Lord, 2021, would be my final year on the high school’s swim team. On a usual day, I made my usual walk with my friend down to the orchestra room to fetch my cello, and then made my usual...

A middle-aged man takes part in an activity seen as childish.

Column: When Does Someone Become an Adult?

Gavin McClowry, Student of Journalism December 30, 2021

“Future” has always been my least favorite f-word, so the thought of growing up and living on my own has always frightened me. I turn 18-years-old in about a month’s time. Pretty soon I will be an...

Column:  Is It Worth Getting a Part-Time Job?

Column: Is It Worth Getting a Part-Time Job?

Cole Tauscher, Student of Journalism December 29, 2021

Even though it is difficult to balance work and school life, having a part-time job as a teenager is vital because workers get funds that can be used for college, build discipline and gain work experience. I...

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