By: Michael Miller and Neha Badade The last time High School North thespians performed Shakespeare was back in 2004, with Much Ado About Nothing. That is why the cast and crew […]
On the 16th, Shakespeare makes a comeback with Twelfth Night
“Not Even Once” program comes to senior health classes
By: Shubham Saharan and Miriam Lubin Last year alone, opioid overdoses claimed the lives of nearly 2,000 New Jersey residents—a number exceeding the population size of many small New Jersey towns […]
“The Adding Machine” brings nuanced drama to North
By: Srinidhi Ananth and Neha Tailigeri On November 17, 18, and 19, North’s theatrical department will put on the year’s fall drama, “The Adding Machine,” by Elmer Rice. Robert Corriveau, the co-advisor […]
WW-P holds an open forum to address parents’ concerns
By: Srinidhi Ananth, Michael Miller, and Isha Patlola Last October, WW-P superintendent David Aderhold issued a letter to parents to address the high stress levels in the district. This letter stirred up […]
North ranks second in the state
By: Lei Lei Wu and Shaun Robinson In its September 2016 issue, New Jersey Monthly Magazine released its biennial state high school rankings. North came in at number 2 on the […]
Senator Cory Booker featured at New Jersey kickoff of Hillary headquarters
Bharati Ganesh On September 18, hundreds of supporters congregated in Princeton for the grand opening of the Hillary for New Jersey State Headquarters. People talked excitedly among themselves and looked around, […]
Cafeteria introduces new changes with lunch trays, halal options
From scanners in the Lower Dining Hall to a new running track, change has been everywhere this school year. The cafeteria wasn’t unaffected—over the summer, the district and Sodexo, WW-P’s food managing […]
