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
Anabel Prince

Anabel Prince, Copy editor

Anabel Prince is a senior at North Cobb and the Copy Editor for The Chant. Last year she served as a reporter and the features editor. This is her second year on staff. When she’s not writing or doing copious amounts of schoolwork, you can find her working overtime at her job, perusing the aisles at Target, eating at various restaurants with her friends, or sitting in bed watching Parks and Recreation. In the future, she hopes to pursue writing and maybe someday work for Entertainment Weekly.

All content by Anabel Prince
Magnet coordinator David Stephenson introduces student selected speaker Dr. Wes McCoy.

Magnet Convocation ceremony honors four years of international studies

Anabel Prince, Copy editor
May 25, 2016
An open letter to the class of 2016

An open letter to the class of 2016

Fatima Elfakahany, Opinions editor
May 25, 2016
A thriving democracy: How America violates the Bill of Rights

A thriving democracy: How America violates the Bill of Rights

Fatima Elfakahany, Opinions editor
May 19, 2016
Waiting to decide: The developing gap between early and late college committers

Waiting to decide: The developing gap between early and late college committers

Anabel Prince, Copy editor
May 13, 2016
Junior Jessica Campbell receives her certificate and identification at the NHS Induction while junior Rebecca Cantrell signs her name in the NHS Induction book, awaiting her turn.

NHS ceremony inducts new members and honors graduating seniors

Fatima Elfakahany, Opinions editor
April 29, 2016
Prince and O’Brien ordered chicken nachos stacked with tomatoes, lettuce, sour cream, refried beans, and cheese dip.

Poblano’s serves flavorful, traditional fare despite above average prices

Anabel Prince and Kat Shambaugh
April 29, 2016
The carnival's activities included parachutes, inflatable slides, and various sports games.

Senior Carnival celebrates Class of 2016’s four years

Anabel Prince, Copy editor
April 28, 2016
Honors night served as an event to honor NC’s most talented students from all areas of the school.

NC presents scholarships, awards at annual Honors Night

Anabel Prince, Copy editor
April 20, 2016
The GSPA award ceremony brought together 18 schools to celebrate journalistic success. GSPA awarded certain individuals for exceeding in various disciplines.

Newspaper racks up accolades at annual GSPA awards ceremony

Anabel Prince, Copy editor
April 15, 2016
In this exclusive photo, the ghost of NC reveals itself to the public.

Ghostbusters: NC edition

Anabel Prince, Copy editor
March 31, 2016
Anabel pursues the adventures of culinary creations in unexpected places. Plus, it's easy on the budget!

Anabel Tastes the Seasons: Dumpster Diving

Anabel Prince, Copy editor
March 31, 2016
Members of SWARK kids held a meeting to discuss requirements.

Magnet and non-Magnet divide causes new group to form

Fatima Elfakahany, Opinions editor
March 31, 2016
Mr. Revard slowly but surely gathered followers through promising major changes.

Mr. Revard reigns king after stunning coup against Principal Horton

Fatima Elfakahany, Opinions editor
March 31, 2016
Senioritis, the long held fake illness, has now been determined as a real disorder, and parents demand a cure.

Senioritis epidemic classified by CDC as real disease

Fatima Elfakahany, Opinions editor
March 31, 2016
Senior David Escobar was arrested during AP Calculus under allegations that he is actually the Colombian druglord, Pablo Escobar. The resemblance is uncanny.

N(orth Cobb)arcos: David Escobar arrested, allegedly Pablo

Fatima Elfakahany, Opinions editor
March 31, 2016
The spring season means retail stores fill with Easter goodies, from chocolate to jellybeans. Prince explores a variety of sweet treats to choose the best.

Anabel Tastes the Seasons: “Egg-cellent” Easter

Anabel Prince, Copy editor
March 25, 2016
Drama teacher Candice Corcoran and chorus teacher Holly Botella speak to the cast at their meeting before rehearsal.

Drama says goodbye to seniors with Addams Family

Anabel Prince, Copy editor
March 23, 2016
Kovel and her brother, Adam, share emotions after hearing she won NC's Teacher of the Year.

[Photo] Kovel wins NC Teacher of the Year

Adam Kovel, Editor-in Chief
March 22, 2016
On the overwhelming nature of college, Sanseviro said “sometimes in life, realizing you are in over your head is not a bad thing.”

KSU Dean of Students speaks to Magnet seniors

Anabel Prince, Copy editor
March 3, 2016
best director

[Photo] Oscars 2016 roundtable: who wins big?

Emmett Schindler, Anabel Prince, Kat Shambaugh, Riley O'Neill, Caroline Long, Dylan Kellos, Fatima Elfakahany, Alex O'Brien, News editor, Copy editor, Features editor, Reporter, Reporter, Reporter/Photographer, Opinions editor, Photo editor
February 26, 2016
The Acworth Young Aldermen and Kennesaw Youth Council, whose members attend both NC and Kennesaw Mountain High School, visited Georgia’s state capitol. Jordan Watt, an NC sophomore, enjoyed the trip because he “[is] interested in politics and government processes.”

[Photo] Acworth Young Aldermen and Kennesaw Youth Council members visit State Capitol

Riley O'Neill, Reporter
February 12, 2016
Anabel tries various Valentine’s Day themed foods, including Russell Stover chocolate, Starburst Sweet and Sours, a chocolate rose, Butterfinger Valentine Hearts, Sour Sweethearts, and Trolli Sour Brite Hearts.

Anabel Tastes the Seasons: Valentine’s Day 2016

Anabel Prince, Copy editor
February 12, 2016
Obama's executive order useful

Obama’s executive order useful

Fatima Elfakahany, Opinions editor
January 20, 2016
As Hoopcoming week approaches, signs appear in NC hallways. Hoopcoming shares similarities with football’s homecoming in that it encourages students to dress up for spirit week.

[Photo] Hoopcoming approaches

January 6, 2016
Are likes and favorites the new popularity contest?

Are likes and favorites the new popularity contest?

Anabel Prince, News copy editor
December 18, 2015
Al-Farooq Masjid exists as a popular mosque for many Muslims in Atlanta, allowing them to pray and to connect with God.

Clarity check: What is Islam?

Fatima Elfakahany, Opinions editor
December 18, 2015
As she tastes the Trader Joe’s Candy Cane Joe-Joe’s, Anabel reacts with disgust.

Anabel Tastes the Seasons: Winter 2015

Anabel Prince, News copy editor
December 14, 2015
Herff Jones allows juniors and seniors to pick up their ordered class-rings during lunch. Junior Clayton Bennet receives his, which is decorated with the school’s mascot and lacrosse sticks, during his lunch period. “It’s a cool way to remember high school,” he said. “I think they’re pretty valuable as far as memories.”

[Photo] Just hear those class rings jingling

December 11, 2015
WSB meteorologist Brian Monahan speaks to Mr. Wood’s first period earth systems class about the weather and broadcasting.

WSB weatherman storms NC

Fatima Elfakahany, Opinion editor
November 17, 2015
Delegates participate in the World Health Organization committee, containing over 50 countries.

Model UN wins big at Georgia State Conference

Anabel Prince, Copy Editor
November 13, 2015
A Hunger Games theme park? Because dead children equals profit

A Hunger Games theme park? Because dead children equals profit

Fatima Elfakahany, Opinions editor
November 5, 2015
As a reward for keeping costumes fun and appropriate last year, NC allowed students to dress up for Halloween, which takes place tomorrow, once more. Students scrambled to find their perfect costumes, ranging from a Starbucks cup to a Minion to a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle. “I love getting to dress up because I can be whatever I want and I can wear a onesie if I want to,” senior Katie Bearden said. “It’s a judgement-free zone today and I think that’s awesome.”

[Photo] Halloween creatures of NC

October 30, 2015
The selection of Pumpkin Spiced items that Anabel tasted includes creamer, cereal, cookies, cream cheese, and cookie butter.

Anabel tastes the seasons: pumpkin spice edition

Anabel Prince, Copy editor
October 30, 2015
The seniors en route to lunch at The East Campus dining hall.

Seniors capitalize on PSAT day with UGA tour

Anabel Prince, Copy Editor
October 16, 2015
Browning discusses the comic book assignment with his student as she expresses confusion over a particular requirement.

William Browning spreads diversity to students

Fatima Elfakahany, Opinions editor
October 15, 2015
GHP tips from two past attendees

GHP tips from two past attendees

Kat Shambaugh and Fatima Elfakahany
October 8, 2015
Fall television's biggest dramas involve the theme of secrets: who is the anonymous Red Devil on FOX's Scream Queens? Who is the terrorist that hides among the elite on ABC's Quantico?

Fall into these TV premieres

Anabel Prince, Copy editor
October 6, 2015
In honor of October as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, NC changed the usual orange-out Friday to a pink out today. Relay 4 Life spent the past couple weeks selling “We Are Pink” shirts for students to wear. “I wore three sparkly ribbons for the people I knew who had breast cancer that died, and the other three are for those who had breast cancer and are still living,” said senior Ashton Husbands, wearing her We Are Pink shirt. “I’m really happy for the pink out day, because it’s extremely important to me.”

[Photo] Pink Out

October 2, 2015
Junior Bethel Mamo passed the initial interview process and now moves on to the next one. “I’m happy that I have the opportunity to go to the other interview. I hope I make it and share my love of social studies with other people,” she said.

[Photo] An insight on GHP’s grueling process

Emmett Schindler, News editor
September 30, 2015
NC Cross Country hands out shirts for those who signed up for the annual Warrior War 5K, taking place tomorrow, September 19. “Warrior Way is our only fundraiser of the year and we hope to provide a great experience for all of our racers, we have about 350 signed up and we’re going to use the NC trail, so it's fun to have it on campus and see the community and have family members and friends of our athletes come out to support them at what they do best,” said Cross Country coach Sarah Bowling. People wishing to participate in the race, but not yet signed up, can still sign up tomorrow by paying the 25 dollars in cash.

[Photo] Warrior Way 5K tees

September 18, 2015
American flags line the sidewalk leading to NC to honor the fallen on September 11, fourteen years after the terrorist attacks that changed America.

[Photo] Thirsty

September 8, 2015
Jazeri Comstock played lacrosse for NC, playing under the number 11. The lacrosse team placed that same number on the shirts they sold to raise money for Comstock’s medical bills.

No Warrior left behind: Comstock ignites NC unity

Fatima Elfakahany, Opinions editor
September 9, 2015
Hybrid Fit Food, Kennesaw’s newest healthy restaurant, sits next to Activation Church and across from Hybrid Fitness, whose owners also own the restaurant.

[Photo] Hybrid Fit Food: NC’s delicious next door neighbor

Adam Kovel, Editor-in-Chief
September 3, 2015
Scamihorn shows the class the “Superintendent Goals and Objectives” for the 2015-2016 school year, part of his lecture about the school board and their responsibilities. “I really enjoyed his speech. He was very interesting and it was very easy to follow and gave a lot of information that I didn’t know about how the school board ran,” said senior Jordan Chandler. “I liked how he talked about things we cared about, like the schedule and how school board meetings ran and how they voted on the new addition to the school. It was really cool.”

Board chair Scamihorn speaks to AP Comparative Government

Fatima Elfakahany, Opinions editor
August 31, 2015
My accidental, awful technology detox

My accidental, awful technology detox

Anabel Prince, Copy editor
August 31, 2015
Senior Devon DeLaMater signs up for one of the various colleges visiting in the next few weeks at NC. Upcoming dates include Scripps College at 8:30 am and Pace Academy at 2:15 pm on August 31st. “I think it’s a really good opportunity to discover colleges without missing a lot of school,” said DeLaMater. “A lot of people can benefit from this type of system.”

[Photo] College Visits

August 28, 2015
One of our new teachers, Ms. Nadeau, helps junior Korah McFarley with her math classwork.

Warrior perspectives: What do seniors think of the new changes?

Fatima Elfakahany, Opinions editor
August 24, 2015
Sophomore Chris Deters completes pullups at a Marine promotion in the cafeteria. The Marines present had set up a raised bar for students to perorm bar excerises for certain prizes. The rewards include a Marines car sticker, a Marines poster, a keychain, and a water bottle. For completing 21 pullups, Deters was awarded a water bottle proclaiming, “Pain is weakness leaving the body.”

[Photo] No pain, no gain

August 21, 2015
Coach Auld teaches his 3rd period AP Human Geography class.

Magnet program undergoes changes

Anabel Prince, Copy editor
August 19, 2015
Today marks the first 2015-2016 weekly inspection of the ROTC cadets. Cadets are required to wear full uniform attire every Friday, and senior cadet ensigns Scott Hoerchler and Josey Boyd check each cadet’s uniform to ensure correctness.

[Photo] Cadet Checkup

August 7, 2015
Freshmen Nefertiti Shabazz and Mackenzie Thomas laugh together during lunch, at ease and unconcerned on their third day of school.

[Photo] Freshmen adjust to Warrior Nation

Sarah Sutley, Entertainment editor
August 6, 2015
Dear seniors, please enjoy these 10 months

Dear seniors, please enjoy these 10 months

Fatima Elfakahany, Opinions editor
August 3, 2015
Freshman Alex Jenks shows off his Microsoft skills by changing the color of the background on a Word document.

Freshman earns Microsoft Master certification, sets record

Fatima Elfakahany, Reporter, Photographer
May 21, 2015
The capital of Peru, Lima remains a highlight for tourist attraction, with numerous activities to undertake, including visiting its famed beaches. “I loved visiting the beaches in Lima, because they were so pretty and a really unexpected thing to find in the city,” said junior Christina Sorenson.

Field trip flashback: Peru at Christmastime

Fatima Elfakahany, Reporter, Photographer
May 21, 2015
Essi ends her American journey on May 28th.

[Video] Essi takes America

Anabel Prince, Features editor
May 15, 2015
The recently awarded 2015-2016 Teacher of the Year, Special Education educator Christina Mayes, reads Of Mice and Men to Ms. Jackson’s third period class, decked in a sash and a tiara to celebrate the honor.

[Photo] Teacher of the Year

May 11, 2015
National Honors Society juniors invited, inducted, and elected

National Honors Society juniors invited, inducted, and elected

Fatima Elfakahany, Reporter, Photographer
May 7, 2015
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