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

The Chant
Sabrina Kerns

Sabrina Kerns, Photographer

Sabrina Kerns is a senior at North Cobb High School and a photographer for The Chant. She loves reading, writing short stories, and editing photos. In the future, she plans on attending the University of Georgia and hopes to major in journalism and minor in political science. In her spare time, Sabrina runs a blog (or two) on Tumblr, drinks tea, takes pictures of her cats, makes fun of bad television, and buys socks at Target. She also loves to get crafty, making frequent visits to Hobby Lobby, Michaels, and Yarn and Stuff. Sabrina is best known for her moist hands and love for the terrible, but addictive reality television show, Dance Moms.

All content by Sabrina Kerns
Both second and third wave feminists have found a voice online. With the #yesallwomen tag on Twitter, social media coverage of protests, and sharing experiences with women all around the world, feminists found a better way to come together.

The beginner’s guide to third wave feminism

Sabrina Kerns, Photographer, Reporter
May 13, 2015
With only eight days left of school, seniors and their parents put in requests to send their final transcripts to the college of their choice.

[Photo] Transcript

May 5, 2015
Lillie Fuller, the first contestant of the Junior Little Miss Warrior Pageant, walks across the stage for the first time in the competition without the help of her mother, sporting her beautiful evening wear.

[Photo] Little Miss Warrior Pageant fundraiser helps FBLA succeed

Press Release
April 30, 2015
A class buckles down for the end of the year as they begin taking their class EOC. All classes are scheduled to take their EOCs between April 27 and March 15.

[Photo] Testing

April 28, 2015
Based off of Adam Rex’s 2007 children’s book, the new and adorable animated film Home captivates its audiences. Movie screenshots originally posted by USA Today and Entertainment Weekly.

[Photo] Diversity in Dreamworks’ Home makes it more than just cutesy kid flick

Morgan White, Reporter, Photographer
April 27, 2015
Although his booth display lacked creativity compared to others, photographer Michael Amos makes up for it with these beautiful and witty pieces.

Acworth Art Fest celebrates local craft talent

Sabrina Kerns, Photographer, Reporter
April 20, 2015
Junior Sarah Sutley hangs one of her many posters to campaign for senior class president. With class elections fast approaching, posters like Sutley’s start to pop up all around school.

[Photo] Class elections

March 24, 2015
Some longstanding Once Upon A Time fans would prefer reading about their favorite characters in their original stories rather than watching them in this new half season’s unimaginative storyline.

Once Upon a Time midseason premiere feels lazy and unimaginative

Sabrina Kerns, Reporter, Photographer
March 24, 2015
Economics teacher Mr. Marenda taped a sign to his door to indicate to his students where they will be taking the first part of their mid-semester EOC.

[Photo] Economics End of Course…mid-course

March 11, 2015
The 1991 yearbook captures a candid moment of The Chant staff. Courtesy of the 1991 NCHS Yearbook.

[Photo] #tbt The Chant

March 5, 2015
After three days of snow, zoology teacher Ms. Adams struggles to rearrange her class schedule. She said, “With the missed days this week and the two snow days from before, we have already missed a week out of the semester!”

[Photo] Snow day recovery

February 27, 2015
Senior Jason Alves studies the exercises available on his ACT online prep account that he recently purchased from the front office. He studies for the upcoming test during his free time on a computer in the media center. “I figure if I study some everyday, then I will be completely prepared by test day. My goal is to score at least a 26!”

[Photo] ACT Prep

February 10, 2015

Get your head of the gutter: Sia’s “Elastic Heart” video exhibits talent and love, not scandal

Sabrina Kerns, Reporter
February 6, 2015
Neff Co. set up its tables in the cafeteria today during lunch to sell official North Cobb letter jackets to students. “I’m excited that they are here! My daughter really wanted a letter jacket!” said Ms. Ezzell.

[Photo] Letterman jackets on sale today

January 27, 2015
Reporter Sophia Mackey has mixed feelings towards FX’s American Horror Story: Freak Show. Every Wednesday night, the show features scenes that both bore and excite its audience.

[Photo] American Horror Story: Freak Show closes lackluster season with (you guessed it) more death

Sophia Mackey, Reporter, Artist
January 23, 2015
North Cobb’s newest club, The Vibe, creates an environment for students to discuss current events and let out their frustrations. The members meet every Wednesday afternoon from 3:30 to 4:30 in Ms. Duggar’s room.

[Photo] New club The Vibe offers opportunity for student voices to thrive

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
January 22, 2015
Day spas for children lower self-esteems, cause unhealthy beauty expectations

Day spas for children lower self-esteems, cause unhealthy beauty expectations

Sabrina Kerns, Photographer
January 20, 2015
With the mixture of cold and rain, North Cobb students opt out of sitting outside during lunch. “It is so cold and it looks so gloomy; why would we want to hang out in that kind of environment?” said senior Sean Pacheco.

[Photo] Gloomy Tuesday

January 13, 2015
Seniors Ellen Crisp and Georgia Rohlfs finally reunite as best friends after the break. “We don’t get to see each other much outside of school, so it is exciting to see her after what seems like the longest winter break ever!” said Crisp.

[Photo] Reunited

January 6, 2015
Heads Up! Concussions tough to prevent while playing risky football

Heads Up! Concussions tough to prevent while playing risky football

Sabrina Kerns, Photographer
December 15, 2014
(From left to right) Kelsey Davis, Imani Holmes, and Remy Usman work hard to prepare for the final round of interviews for The POSSE foundation. They are determined to win the full scholarship to one of the partner schools.

[Photo] POSSE Foundation finalists Davis, Usman, and Holmes discuss honor and focus

Sophia Mapua, Reporter
December 12, 2014
Ms. Ryan’s AP Physics classes gets ready for the up-and-coming holidays by using ornaments and candies to decorate one of their final assignments. The students tied them on a variety of colorful sticks using green and red pieces of yarn, balancing all the components of the project. Ms. Ryan hung them up in her classroom over the weekend to liven up the room and hopefully spread some holiday cheer to her other students.

[Photo] Physics Holiday Cheer

December 8, 2014
Sometimes, even teenagers dream of transforming into big heroes. Big Hero 6, Disneys first collaboration with Marvel, offers viewers a glimpse into the life of unlikely heroes.

Marvel collaborates with Disney in the epic Big Hero 6

Sabrina Kerns, Photographer
December 4, 2014
Ouija, released October 24, tries to terrify audiences by perpetuating the myths and superstitions associated with a board able to contact the dead.

[Photo] Ouija feels like pathetic excuse for contemporary horror film

Sarah Sutley, Reporter
November 10, 2014
Trackside Taqueria offers local flavor on a budget

Trackside Taqueria offers local flavor on a budget

Sabrina Kerns, Reporter, Photographer
November 6, 2014
Sporting a tattoo and poster, a Mary Lambert superfan enjoys a brief jam session of hit single “Secrets.”

Mary Lambert releases upbeat single “Secrets,” builds positive relationships with fans

Sabrina Kerns, Reporter
November 6, 2014
Icelands womens rights conference wrongly excludes women

Iceland’s women’s rights conference wrongly excludes women

Sabrina Kerns, Photographer
November 5, 2014
After the collaborative meeting with students from drama, Tomahawk Today’s cast start to bring their ideas to life and film new videos for the viewing party between the two classes.

[Photo] Collaborative project combines advanced drama course with broadcast video

Emmett Schindler, Reporter
October 15, 2014
Colleges and universities have undervalued the voices of students who speak out against sexual violence, but that is expected to change thanks to a new bill signed by the Obama Administration.

Obama administration makes student safety high priority by withholding funds from colleges

Sabrina Kerns, Reporter
September 30, 2014
Drum majors Madison Luense, Sajal Patel, and Mia Jordan get ready for the signal to conduct the marching band to play the North Cobb’s fight song.

Band directors choose all female drum majors, makes school history

Sabrina Kerns, Reporter
September 25, 2014
Nerding out at DragonCon 2014: The Chant covers all aspects

Nerding out at DragonCon 2014: The Chant covers all aspects

Kayley Rapp, Morgan White, Sabrina Kerns, and Alex O'Brien
September 12, 2014
Sophomore Brendan Cotter enrolls into a Transfiguration class through Hogwarts is Here, a fan-created website that features classes from the Harry Potter book series.

[Photo] Harry Potter fans may simulate Hogwarts experience in “Hogwarts is Here” academy website

Kat Shambaugh, Reporter
September 11, 2014
Mr. Lee loves how physics can surprise students.

Former Colorado teacher heads south for new opportunity

Sabrina Kerns, Photographer
August 26, 2014
Founder senior Remy Usman discusses next weeks meeting with adviser Ms. Walker.

New club Warriors for Women creates open dialogue about gender issues

Sabrina Kerns, Photographer
August 22, 2014
Student schedules now solidified as final fall schedule changes die down.

[Photo] Schedule changes no more: Students reflect upon classes

Sarah Sutley, Reporter
August 21, 2014
Mr. Dilbeck enjoys playing chess, and the clubs past success makes him hopeful for the clubs return.

Chess Club needs new members to thrive

Sabrina Kerns, Photographer
August 18, 2014
Season two brings about more conflict among the lady inmates, as well as more in-depth exploration of character, fear, and the human condition, which makes it a must-see for any Netflix binge-watcher. These complex stories of women behind bars captivate and interest audiences.

[Photo] Orange is the New Black season two impresses

Sophia Mapua, Reporter
August 18, 2014
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