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NC students of color stand in close proximity to a police vehicle and huddle in a group setting. All the while, one student of color looks suspiciously over his shoulder. According to PBS NewsHour, a public news source, “nationwide, black boys are at the highest risk, three times as likely to be arrested at school as their white male peers.”

“Colorblind” discipline still divides races

Chloe Roberson, Features editor, Blogs editor
April 18, 2018
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Single file, students! Microchipping ceremony today.

Safety First: Mandatory microchipping ceremony today

Chloe Roberson, Features editor
April 1, 2018
The rumor mill keeps churning, as whispers swirl of a talent scout at NC searching for the next Beyonce. Students around the school excitedly prepare for auditions, utilizing the new theatre and audio/video broadcasting rooms as practice space. Junior Zion Fitch rehearses his audition for his peers.

That’s So NC: Undercover talent scout looking for next Warrior star

Chloe Roberson, Features and Blogs editor
April 1, 2018
Senior Victoria Green’s Advanced Scientific Research project remains displayed in Mrs. Tippen’s Chemistry room, details the effect of musical characteristics on a listener’s perceived valence, arousal, and preferences.

Annual Science Fair seeks young scientists

Chloe Roberson, Features editor
February 6, 2018
NC tennis player practices his serve and makes the first hit to begin the point and prepare for the tennis season.

Swinging into the tennis season

Chloe Roberson, Features Editor
January 26, 2018
Throughout the following weeks in October and November, Whole Foods Market will host a range of events to commemorate the opening and attract new customers. Events range from live cafe music, to $3 pint nights, to Halloween Trick or Treating.

Wholesome fun at Whole Foods

October 26, 2017
Dear cosmetic companies, stop the abuse

Dear cosmetic companies, stop the abuse

Chloe Roberson, Features Editor
October 26, 2017
Aviation Park will open in early 2018 at the corner of Barrett Lakes Boulevard and Cobb Place Boulevard.

Aviation Park soars into Kennesaw

Chloe Roberson, Features Editor
September 10, 2017
The Warriors took on the Harrison Hoyas last Friday in their first home game of the season. With a 2-0 record for the season, the Warriors were excited to bring home another victory against their long-time rivals. Running back Deandre Ferguson (#21) takes the ball down the left side as offensive guard Brandon Moore (#78) blocks an oncoming player.

NC beats Harrison Hoyas, keeping an undefeated record

Chloe Roberson, Features Editor
September 8, 2017
Last Friday, the Warriors traveled to Etowah High School to take on the Eagles. Both teams, 1-0 for the season, fought to gain their second victory of the season. “You already know we’re going to do our best on the field, I have no doubt we’ll win,” senior linebacker Trey Cabble (#10) said.

NC wins against Etowah with one second to spare

Chloe Roberson, Features Editor
August 31, 2017
The most dangerous game: Following deadly trends

The most dangerous game: Following deadly trends

Chloe Roberson , News editor
May 16, 2017
The construction workers start building, but the tension of cliques fills the air.

Mean men: NC construction crew forms cliques

Chloe Roberson, News editor
April 1, 2017
Dhiraj Ambasana listens to Drake’s newest album, More Life.

Drake rejuvenates hip-hop scene with More Life

Chloe Roberson, News editor
March 23, 2017
Need a good way to spend time after prom? Watching movies, make popcorn, and accidentally bump hands with your crush when reaching into the popcorn bowl. Make sure to provide plenty of butter, salt, and popcorn seasoning, or even add skittles or M&Ms for sweetness.

Keeping the fun going

Rachel Hunt and Chloe Roberson
March 17, 2017
Katie Yang serves every customer with a smile even though she has a million things on her mind. This makes simple tasks such as plating a plate very difficult. However, Yang composes herself and continues to focus all her attention on the demands of her customers.”The customer always comes first at Panda,” Current Panda Express Employee Katie Yang said

Balancing school and work: Not an easy job

Chloe Roberson, News editor
December 14, 2016
News Editor Chloe embarks on an investigation of strange things.

Stranger things have happened: Netflix series excels in sci-fi vibe

Chloe Roberson, News editor
August 15, 2016
Personal fitness springs into action starting August 9, 2016. To start the year, students take a pretest, including running the Pacer and the mile. “You guys better be prepared to work this semester!” NC Coach Tom Clark said.

[Photo] Personal fitness back in swing

August 9, 2016
Signs hang in the halls of NC displaying DECA club’s attempts to attract fresh-minded students. DECA club prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management in high schools and colleges around the globe. “I competed in so many competitions, and I came in first place for my great photography skills,” junior Najda Sahovic said.

[Photo] DECA looking for newbies

August 8, 2016
As rising freshmen flood the halls of NC, Beta Club set up a meeting time for their first meeting: Tuesday, September 13th. The club’s poster seeks to invite new students who may not understand its purpose. “I don’t really know what Beta Club is, but I heard it has something to do with science and it looks cool,” junior Donovan Herring said.

[Photo] Beta club now recruiting

August 4, 2016

[Video] Rumor has it: Gossip in the halls of NC

Chloe Roberson, Reporter, Photographer
May 20, 2016
Nearing the science hall, colorful projects created by students in Mrs.Tidricks class hang on the lockers.

[Photo] Locker art

May 6, 2016
New film The 5th Wave, starring Chloe Moretz, Matthew Zuk, and Gabriella Lopez, opens to less than mediocre reviews: “I saw it only because had Chloe Moretz, I usually love everything shes in but it was so boring,” NC sophomore Brooke Phillips said. The film itself was adapted from Rick Yancey’s young-adult novel, the glossy if muddled The 5th Wave blends the alien-overlord airships of Independence Day with the natural-disaster effects of The Day After Tomorrow.

“The 5th Wave” leaves little impact despite large following

Chloe Roberson, Reporter
February 2, 2016
Sophomore Sophia Praino reflects upon a common emotional trauma, her parents divorce.

Divorce: How to deal, how to heal

Chloe Roberson, Reporter
December 18, 2015
The four alumni inducted into the North Cobb Athletic Hall of Fame were (from left to right): Skip Shipp, Sherri Circle-Parker, Joey Davis, and Eric Norwood.

NC inducts outstanding past athletes into Athletics Hall of Fame

Chloe Roberson, Reporter
October 15, 2015
Clean up your campus, students

Clean up your campus, students

Chloe Roberson and Avery Rice
September 14, 2015
The art class has just put out their latest creations, as seen above. This art can be found on the walls within the Deal building.

[Photo] Art Attack

September 1, 2015
Math teacher Mrs. Morris looking over the new program of short class and seminars to enlighten students in topics not usually taught.

[Photo] New “Spearhead” program aims to enrich academia

August 31, 2015
One of North Cobb’s most popular snacks, Hot Cheetos, have been temporarily restricted. As of today, all snacks considered unhealthy will not be sold during school hours.

Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act leaves kids hungry

Chloe Roberson, Reporter, Photographer
August 19, 2015
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