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The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

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The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

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Student Life
International Longshoremen’s Association protests unjust wages in three-day strike
Australia’s new social media age minimum proposal

Australia’s new social media age minimum proposal

October 2, 2024

Here today, gone tomorrow: Earth’s temporary second moon

Here today, gone tomorrow: Earth’s temporary second moon

September 30, 2024

Taylor Swift begins her Kamala Harris era

Taylor Swift begins her Kamala Harris era

September 13, 2024

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Two sides of the same podium: Kamala Harris and Donald Trump’s history and policies
Generation Alpha’s skincare craze

Generation Alpha’s skincare craze

October 8, 2024

The [Pub] Office

The [Pub] Office

October 7, 2024

Outfit of the Day

Outfit of the Day

October 7, 2024

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Taste of Home
Fight fire with fire: locally accessible organizations for gun control

Fight fire with fire: locally accessible organizations for gun control

October 9, 2024

Bibliomaniacs and book writers: Jill Tew and Rebecca Ross visit North Cobb Regional Library

Bibliomaniacs and book writers: Jill Tew and Rebecca Ross visit North Cobb Regional Library

September 16, 2024

“Gold Strong!”: NC Rally Club raises awareness for childhood cancer during annual Rally Week

“Gold Strong!”: NC Rally Club raises awareness for childhood cancer during annual Rally Week

September 16, 2024

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Why NC Votes
After graduation, NC’s accomplished alumni pursue a vast array of opportunities through their colleges or universities. Despite attending school hundreds of miles away, the lessons learned during their respective four years stay close to their hearts— specifically the lessons that concern voting and democracy. For this edition of “Why NC Votes,” alumni from three recent graduating classes share their journey to voting in the 2024 presidential election and hope to empower current students to act mindfully in regard to this hefty democratic responsibility.
Why NC votes
Ciara Whimbush, Editor in Chief • October 10, 2024

After high school, young adults face a series of personal and professional decisions that stand to alter the course of their budding lives. Democratic...

Sports
The NC varsity softball team honored their seniors during their game against Chapel Hill High School. The team played their hardest for the class of 2025, ending the game early with a mercy rule. A ceremony took place after the game to honor these girls and send them off with a proper goodbye.
2025 Warrior softball seniors hit senior night out of the park
Alyssa Mehta, Reporter • September 20, 2024

September 17, the NC Warrior varsity softball team (19-1) faced Chapel Hill High School Panthers (7-10) hoping to continue their winning streak, honoring the class of 2025 seniors. Throughout their time...

In a celebration of seniors and overpowering of opponents, the NC Lady Warrior varsity volleyball team (23-10) defeated the Wheeler Wildcats (8-17) by a sweep. In a talented display of teamwork and camaraderie — along with skillful kills and blocks — the girls proved yet again their aptitude for the sport. Beginning the game with sentimental tears and bittersweet hugs, the NC Warriors emerged victorious.
Senior night shutdown: Lady Warriors defeat Wheeler Wildcats in 9/17 game
September 19, 2024
The NC Warriors scored a win against the North Paulding Wolves 42-18 Friday, September 13. The golden student section, beaming with pride for the support of NC’s Rally Club, created an exciting atmosphere that motivated the players. The Warriors added another point to their winning streak by beating the Wolves at the first regional game of the season.
Rally up: NC takes the gold against the Wolves
September 16, 2024
Dashing into the new season, NC’s cross country team competes within their troupe in an intra-squad relay and costume contest. Building rapport and offering an accessible race for parents to spectate and practicing short-distance runs, these NC Warriors donn their funniest costumes to sprint through the NC trails to bring home the gold. Freshman Natalie Zeferino and junior Jed Nugugi took home winning medals, with junior Grace Amah and sophomore Nickolaj Verbanac running up close behind. Featuring yellow body paint, muddy shoes and friendly rivalry, the 2024 intra-squad relays successfully captured what teamwork truly means.
NC Warriors sprint into a new cross-country season
September 4, 2024
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Opinions
After graduation, NC’s accomplished alumni pursue a vast array of opportunities through their colleges or universities. Despite attending school hundreds of miles away, the lessons learned during their respective four years stay close to their hearts— specifically the lessons that concern voting and democracy. For this edition of “Why NC Votes,” alumni from three recent graduating classes share their journey to voting in the 2024 presidential election and hope to empower current students to act mindfully in regard to this hefty democratic responsibility.
Why NC votes
Ciara Whimbush, Editor in Chief • October 10, 2024

After high school, young adults face a series of personal and professional decisions that stand to alter the course of their budding lives. Democratic actions such as voting...

People the world over argue about whether they prefer dogs or cats as the ideal pet. A majority of people that debate over cats and dogs stand on the canine side and hate the latter species. There remain a multitude of unnecessary reasons why people continue to disdain felines, such as the known fickle personality cats portray.
The unnecessary hate that felines face
October 9, 2024
Beta Club voter drive
Beta Club voter drive
October 8, 2024
Although she recently reached voting age, magnet senior Camryn Zwang acknowledges the significance of young people using their voices in a democracy. As an involved student and youth advocate, Zwang aims to encourage her younger friends to educate themselves on the upcoming presidential election. With thirty-four days left until she sets out to vote for the first time, Zwang looks forward to directly participating in American politics. “I want to vote because it’s important to understand the ‘wants’ I have as a citizen, and how the current candidates reciprocate that. It’s critical that I live in a country where I feel safe with the leaders we have, and this can be done by voting appropriately with the privilege I have of voting. I vote for my friends, family, and community. It’s important that I use my vote for those who can’t,” Zwang said.
Why NC votes
October 3, 2024
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The nothing box theory suggests that the inside of a male brain organizes their thoughts into boxes as in a warehouse. The boxes in their brain stand alone and do not connect. Their favorite box, speakers like Mark Gungor call the nothing box, gives men the ability to think about absolutely nothing.

The nothing-box theory • 1328 Views

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Since the 1990’s, elected officials in numerous states have made unsuccessful attempts to lower the voting age to 16, sometimes even younger. A constitutional amendment to lower the US voting age to 16 would require approval from two-thirds of both houses of Congress and three-fourths of the state legislatures. Yet, the majority of Americans oppose this idea due to adolescents’ lack of maturity and knowledge of politics.

Why the voting age should not change to 16 • 720 Views

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A student's time in school persists as a critical period in their lives, in which they spend the majority of their day. Therefore, eliminating homework would provide students with more leisure time, enabling them to rest up and perform at their highest level in class. Additionally, students will not grow overwhelmed due to the immense workload and the stress of doing well.

Why schools should abolish homework • 593 Views

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Sunsets boast a variety of colors, depending on the status of the environment, time of day and position of the sun. Light rays cause light scattering, causing different colors to shine through the clouds. Dust particles and pollution also play a role in how the sky looks when setting. These factors determine whether the sky will turn blue, pink and purple, or red, orange and yellow. “If it’s a darker color sunset, it makes me feel more of a relaxed feeling than a lighter sunset. When darker sunsets are really visible I just like to open my window and get stuff done while feeling at peace. Same with a light sunset, but it gives me more of a lay down, chill and listen to music feeling,” freshman Emily Ivers said.

The meaning behind sunsets • 507 Views

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Companies continue to update their platforms with teens and kids as their target audience. Social media holds numerous dangers, including kids encountering predators and cyberbullying. Multiple interest groups, such as the Daily Citizen, believe the government should make social media platforms and verify kids' age through third-party security platforms, like the Social Security Administration.

The Government should raise social media’s age limit • 453 Views

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