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Editorial Cartoon: Submerged in Schoolwork

Editorial Cartoon: Submerged in Schoolwork

Alicia Orlando, Staff Cartoonist January 8, 2016

Mini-torials – Week of Jan. 6

January 6, 2016

Salutes Cotton Club announcements began this week with ticket sales to promote the event which is coming up soon. The ARC/Library got a new look over the past few weeks, courtesy of Mrs. Kelly. Study...

Letter to Editor: Restrooms Need More Attention

Jeremiah Zolkowski, senior December 30, 2015

Dear Editor: Every school day, thousands of kids roam the hall the hallways of NHS. This mean that hundreds of children a day are using various facilities throughout the school, including bathrooms....

Letter to Editor: Students Speak About Enforcement of Hallway Rules

Mindy Schmitt, senior December 30, 2015

Dear Editor: Recently NHS officials have reinforced a set of rules that affects students, particularly those who have release and the ability to leave campus for lunch. According to Mr. William Bauer,...

Letter to the Editor: The Dreaded 80-20 Split

Mark Cannon, junior December 30, 2015

Dear Editor:   As of the beginning of this school year, grading policy change has afflicted students across all grades. Introduced to the student body, in an initiative to more accurately assess the...

"Falling Kingdoms" Brings Essential Elements Back to Fantasy Books

“Falling Kingdoms” Brings Essential Elements Back to Fantasy Books

Charley Hrobsky, Editorial Editor December 30, 2015

"Falling Kingdoms" by Morgan Rhodes brings magic back to life in the young adult genre through multiple point of views. The first book in this fantasy series brings many expectations along with it, like...

"Rebel Spring" Magically Develops Characters

“Rebel Spring” Magically Develops Characters

Charley Hrobsky, Editorial Editor December 30, 2015

"Rebel Spring," sequel to "Falling Kingdoms," made a phenomenal world even better. Character development is the basis of every great story, and Morgan Rhodes definitely hit the ball out of the park with...

"Gathering Darkness" Focuses in on Romance and Magic

“Gathering Darkness” Focuses in on Romance and Magic

Charley Hrobsky, Editorial Editor December 30, 2015

 The third installment in the "Falling Kingdoms" series, "Gathering Darkness," was the perfect mixture of everything the prior books had perfect. Characters sharing their secrets, learning more about...

Mini-torials: Holiday Edition

December 16, 2015

Salutes Holiday movies with friends are awesome. Holiday parties and food are splendid. Wrapping presents is a fun activity. White elephant gift exchanges get interesting and funny. People...

Transmission Focus: V a p o r w a v e Matters to the Modern Music World

Transmission Focus: V a p o r w a v e Matters to the Modern Music World

Nick Morrissey, Reviewer December 16, 2015
Popularity certainly does still exist here, but rock stars are effectively dead in this world. It's no longer about the artist, it's about the art.

Letter: Get a Head Start on College; Take AP and CAPP Courses

Megan Janssen, senior December 14, 2015

Dear Editor: Students at NHS are fortunate to have the opportunity to take AP (Advanced Placement) and CAPP (Cooperative Academic Partnership Program) courses. Both of these courses allow students to...

Letter: Honest Talk about the Grading Scale

Mady Anderson, junior December 14, 2015

Dear Editor: The new grading at NHS called the “80/20” scale was implemented this year by administrators to put more emphasis on learning and being able to grow as students rather than sending them...

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