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![Although younger students never experienced it, many upperclassmen and a few teachers, too, hold fond memories of when engineering and technology teacher Adam Cogbill sold muffins for two dollars and fifty cents. “I saw [the muffins] around the halls and everyone would talk about them because they are so famous. Once I had to go to Cogbill’s class because he was not out in the hall and he made jokes with me and my friends, which was nice because I got to know him and he was never my teacher. I think the muffins should come back because it’s an NC tradition. The freshmen and sophomores have no idea what the famous muffin experience is like,” magnet senior Tatiana Cobos said.](https://nchschant.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/muffin-cover-900x508.jpg)
