Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Iran nuclear talks have taken over the news headlines recently, but the underlying issue is actually pretty complicated and layered. We’re here to break down […]
Despite rumors, HSN architect never designed prisons
“[North] is organized how an inmate’s holding area would look like,” senior Connor Munsch said. “Although the school tried to spruce it up with words on the walls and paintings here and […]
Costumed students compete at StuCo pickleball tournament
—By Katherine Chen & Michelle Xu— “I felt a rush of adrenaline. I felt an energy like a thousand raging volts,” sophomore Jeremy Bedient said. No, this wasn’t an execution. It was […]
Students flock to second Harlem Wizards basketball game
—By Danielle Brubaker & Emma Kileen— On January 24, Student Council hosted the second annual Harlem Wizards game in the North gymnasium to raise money for future activities. The Harlem Wizards is […]
The King of Swing: A day at North’s annual swing dance competition
Physical Education teacher Beth Serughetti congratulates first place winners Liam Knox and Sam Sun in the senior swing dance competition. —Bushra Hasan The swing dance competition took place on Friday, January 9 in […]
School board approves controversial Option ii restrictions
WW-P Board of Education President Anthony Fleres (second from right) speaks at the board’s December 9 meeting. The board voted 6 to 2 to approve a series of changes to the district’s […]
Model Congress wins coveted award at Yale conference
A crowd of 24 high school students swamp the narrow streets of New Haven, Connecticut. Clad in western business attire, heels, blazers, and clasping bill books to their chests, the delegates march […]
“Just knock”: from the trunk of the car to a seat at Subway
—by Julia Bannon & Gabriel Yoder-Shenk— Going out to lunch is among the most anticipated privileges of senior year. And according to North’s vice principal Doug Eadie, many juniors sneak out of […]
Busting the myth of the Stanford University blacklist
—Wikipedia It’s a story West Windsor-Plainsboro high school students have told each other for almost a decade: Stanford University, now the nation’s most selective college, has blacklisted WW-P applicants, only a handful […]
Temperamental HVAC frustrates students and teachers
A chilly chemistry classroom highlights some of the HVAC problems the school has faced. —Bushra Hasan —by Michael Bamford & Hannah Mitlak— “One minute you’re in a classroom with a nice temperature […]
