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

The Chant

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

The Chant

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

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

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

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Taylor Swift begins her Kamala Harris era

Taylor Swift begins her Kamala Harris era

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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

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The [Pub] Office

The [Pub] Office

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Outfit of the Day

Outfit of the Day

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

The last kicks for senior soccer player Mia Prozorac

The last kicks for senior soccer player Mia Prozorac

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The confidence SkillsUSA brings

The confidence SkillsUSA brings

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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...

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...

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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...

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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