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Arsheen Kour

Arsheen Kour, Reporter

Hey Warriors, I’m Arsheen Kour and I’m a senior here at North Cobb. I love writing almost as much as I love North Cobb. Guess that’s why I’m a reporter for The Chant.

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Humans for Humans, a place for young humanitarians

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
May 6, 2015
The horror movie Unfriended filled the house with hundreds of viewers intrigued by the trailer ready to watch the horror unfold. “I saw the movie and I personally thought it was more funny than scary,” said senior Amelia Seay.

It’s scary…to pay 10 bucks to see this lame horror flick

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
April 28, 2015
Gabriel's food and desserts have been recognized many times in Atlanta Magazine’s Best of Atlanta, including the famous decadent chocolate cake.

Gabriel’s at the Old Mill serves classic Southern delicacies in the heart of downtown Acworth

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
April 22, 2015
Due to the snow days, spring break has been effectively canceled.

Breaking: Cobb County votes for spring break cancellation; Students outraged

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
April 1, 2015
What’s a biscuit without jelly or butter? All throughout the restaurant, one will find the essentials such as syrup, jelly, and butter. “I really like that jelly was free, unlike some other breakfast places,” says junior Jake Byrd.

Ugly biscuits, beautiful flavor

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
March 17, 2015
Opposing viewpoints: Girls stress far more than boys when it comes to prom

Opposing viewpoints: Girls stress far more than boys when it comes to prom

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
February 20, 2015
Students delved into their creative sides as they expressed their appreciation through art. Seniors Makayla Brimmage, Sally Murtadhi, and Arsheen Kour created a growing ‘rock on’ hand sign to go with their “keep calm and mop on” poster. “I love our hand, it really shows that we put a lot of time and effort into the poster and that we really wanted to make the custodians happy,” says Brimmage.

Humans for Humans celebrates sanitation appreciation with posters supporting school custodians

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
February 12, 2015
Watch out! In the counseling office it is not raining men, it is raining Hearts! “Those hearts were hard to hang and we were worried they would fall, but it was all worth it. They look great,” senior Amelia Seay said.

Valentine’s day guidance office vs. attendance office decor war

Arsheen Kour and Melissa Hines
February 9, 2015
The new movie Unfriended starring Heather Sossaman is a new cyber terror movie of girls worst mistakes going viral and the uploaders paying the price.

Unfriend this social media horror flick before it hits theaters

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
January 30, 2015
Stilesboro Road hoax causes panic and hysteria via social media

Stilesboro Road hoax causes panic and hysteria via social media

Arsheen Kour and Nabila Pranto
January 27, 2015
Victoria Wright focuses on learning and playing her viola music. While the conductor focuses on a different section, Victoria happily reads over and edits a classmate’s AP Lang paper.

When students transcend the term “well-rounded”

Melissa Hines and Arsheen Kour
January 23, 2015
The Tribal Wars crew get ready for the food challenge, one of the most intense challenges students face. It requires mental strength, rather than physical as students must gobble down bizarre cuisine within a matter of seconds. “The food challenge was crazy, I had to eat an entire pizza pie, and I absolutely hate pizza. Luckily I didn’t have to eat sardines like some of the other students,” junior Mackenzie Hutcheson says.

North Star Church’s annual Tribal Wars pits local schools against one another

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
January 23, 2015
Senior reporter Cameron Hines interviews junior German exchange student, Jost Niemann. Niemann arrived at North Cobb this semester and plans to stay in America until June.

[Photo] “I hate McDonald’s”: Notes from a German exchange student on living like Americans

Cameron Hines, Copy editor
January 22, 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.

New club The Vibe offers opportunity for student voices to thrive

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
January 22, 2015
Graduation goin' up on a Tuesday (night)

Graduation goin’ up on a Tuesday (night)

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
January 13, 2015
Kennesaw City Council denies Muslims mosque, stomps on 1st amendment rights [update]

Kennesaw City Council denies Muslims mosque, stomps on 1st amendment rights [update]

Arsheen Kour and Fatima Elfakahany
December 5, 2014
Outside of NCG, Acworth's most popular theater, people of all ages gather to wait in line to see Mockingjay. On Friday, November 21st, NCG opened their doors for the premiere of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part I. The film included harmonized singing, dramatic music, lots of fire, arrows, a love triangle, and intense scenes. “The movie was so great! I think it stayed pretty close to the book which made me very happy. I can’t wait for the second part to come out,” senior Charli Dunlap commented.

Mockingjay: Part I keeps fandom gripped with crazy cliffhanger

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
December 4, 2014
The Okinawa Peace Memorial contained beautiful art inside; however, the nature outside astounded Warriors. “It was so surreal to stand surrounded by memorials in such a beautiful place,” junior Jake Byrd states.

[Video] Warrior youth ambassadors reflect upon experience in Japan

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
November 21, 2014
Catchy boy band Rixton will placate masses with Maroon Five-esque vibes

Catchy boy band Rixton will placate masses with Maroon Five-esque vibes

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
November 20, 2014
Students, seniors specifically, stress over the weight of filling out college applications. Senior Jackie Banos gives us a little insight on how stressful it can be. “Dealing with college stuff is one of the more stressful things I’ve done because it basically starts the rest of my life,” Banos said.

College myths busted: What seniors need to know about decisions

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
October 28, 2014
Students huddle together for safety after a ‘code red’ alert was issued. With the doors locked and lights off, teachers strive to keep students calm and safe until further notice. “It was definitely scary and having to stay in a tiny room with 30 students didn’t make it any better,” senior Sarah Reagan commented. Students' fears were alleviated when Dr. Page came on the announcements to alert any new developments. his calming voice kept the school from panic.

Code red threat demonstrated extraordinary school safety, care, and caution

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
October 16, 2014
Opposing viewpoints: Kim Kardashian Hollywood app sends wrong messages to users

Opposing viewpoints: Kim Kardashian Hollywood app sends wrong messages to users

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
October 15, 2014
Chuy’s mexican food restaurant opened it’s doors to food-lovers on July 29, 2014, and will serve lunch and dinner seven days a week.

Chuy’s provides appetizing nacho bar, lacks above-average attentiveness

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
September 22, 2014
“Me and my friend are going to Hilton Head, and I’m really excited,” senior Melissa Kelsey says.

With fall break approaching, how will students spend time off?

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
September 11, 2014
Warriors sported their school colors in the Orange Out theme in the student section on September 5 against Cartersville.

Student section plans to increase support and attendance at home games with themed nights

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
September 8, 2014
Sally Murtadhi’s paintings were recognized in last year’s art show. Her art receives a wide range of praise all over the media, including but not limited to Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. “Having my work featured anywhere, really, is a great feeling and it encourages me to keep painting and drawing.” Murtadhi said.

Portrait painter Murtadhi showcases talent

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
September 5, 2014
Everyday, the Tin Lizzy’s employers make hundreds of mouth-watering dishes, leaving guests very pleased. In the photo, the famous blue cheese and buffalo chicken quesadillas, with a side of rice and beans, sit on the table waiting to be eaten. “This dish was my favorite! Once it caught my eye on the menu, I knew it was meant to be” senior Sarah Reagan commented.

Tin Lizzy’s serves up delicious Tex-Mex eats, creates cool vibes

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
September 4, 2014
After 19 years, Cobb County considers bi-monthly pay system for employees

After 19 years, Cobb County considers bi-monthly pay system for employees

Andrew Lubbers and Arsheen Kour
September 2, 2014
Annoying couples beware: Stop in the name of love

Annoying couples beware: Stop in the name of love

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
August 26, 2014
Ms. Kolen, new North Cobb Administrator, expresses her happiness in starting her new position at North Cobb High School this semester.

New admin Mrs. Kolen already felt like a Warrior, now feels at home

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
August 25, 2014
Sophia Mackey captures the agony and hilarity of Warrior embarrassing moments with her artwork.

That Awkward Moment When: Students confess their embarrassing pasts

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
August 20, 2014
Senior Zach Connolly (left) discusses his experiences in Valdosta with friend and fellow senior Josh Wehner. Only a handful of North Cobb students were accepted into the Governor’s Honors Program and Connolly was one of them. “It helps me learn in different ways. “It helps me by learning to communicate with people and seeing different sides, because there’s a whole diversity of people.” said Connolly.

Zach Connolly demonstrated social studies and music skills at GHP

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
August 19, 2014
Michael Thomas receives attention from all over Georgia for his exceptional art skills. Recently, he was featured on Tomahawk Today and has won several awards for his art. “Art is something I will always enjoy doing”, Thomas said.

Michael Thomas demonstrates artistic skills in Valdosta

Arsheen Kour, Reporter
August 19, 2014
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