Tutus, talent and trig at Mr. North
The annual Mr. North performance was held in the auditorium at 7 PM on Saturday, April 26. Michael Leung won the title of Mr. North, and seniors Durgesh Prusty and […]
Senior athletes grateful for competitive college opportunity
Pati D.-Indiana State U “I feel very lucky that I’ve had such amazing coaches and such a supportive team to help me grow as an athlete so I’m very excited […]
The Black Keys turn blue
If the trippy pinwheel on the cover doesn’t tell you that the Black Keys’ new album is going to send you into inner space then the airy keyboarding will. From […]
Historic Harpel nears end of record-breaking career
Girls’ lacrosse captain Olivia Harpel’s accolades are so varied and abundant that when listed on paper, they look like Julia Child’s grocery list. She’s been an all-American twice, the Princeton […]
The World At His Fingertips
A $2.5 million fine and a lifetime ban later, former Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling has been thoroughly exiled from the National BasketballAssociation. Following the release of his racist […]
College Board tests public patience with change for the worse
College Board’s recent Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) overhaul has sparked an uproar from parents, students, and SAT instructors. Since College Board failed to publish the anticipated new version of the […]
Boys’ tennis takes a swing at MCT glory
On April 25, the boys’ tennis team won three out of five brackets of the Mercer County Tournament, placing first in a singles tournament and first in two doubles tournaments. […]
Tennis star Gedrich exhibits superior leadership
The person who duels it out on the tennis court, hurries around the school running Student Council events, and stays up late writing resolutions at Model United Nations conference hotels […]
Senior class highlights prolific Girls’ Lacrosse team
This year, the girls’ lacrosse team has enjoyed another outstanding season. It ended the season with a near perfect record of 20-2ending the season first in its group. The team […]
Resilience defines girls’ track and field season
During the course of a season, any given team will face the ups and downs associated with high school sports. The teams that recover from disappointment and thrive on triumph […]
Camaraderie and confidence keep girls’ softball going
North’s girls’ softball team has come across multiple obstacles, but the optimism and camaraderie within the team have helped it overcome them throughout the season. “We have had some injuries […]
To those interested in Bleak College
To those interested in Bleak College, In the rare event that a student at Bleak College in Short Comings, PA, graduates, he will have a 3 percent chance of getting […]
College Mail: twelve ways to be worthless
I’ve never walked down the hallway and gotten kissed by the girl that I’ve had a crush on for six years, only to turn around and watch her kiss every […]
U.S. and Russia continue a new Cold War
The Cold War never really ended—recent developments in Crimea show that the U.S.-Russia rivalry is still alive and well. Russian-American relations can be characterized as a cat-and-mouse game. From the […]
Why Our Generation Needs a Cause
Just over half a century ago, college campuses across the country were erupting in protest and indignation over issues such as the Vietnam War draft, Civil Rights, and corruption in […]
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 trifecta review
Starring Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker/Spiderman and Emma Stone as his love interest Gwen Stacy, The Amazing Spider-Man 2 centers around Spider-Man’s two good-gone-bad villains, Harry Osborn (Dane DeHaan, Lawless) […]
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