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Experts work together to expose the truth behind societys addiction to technology in the Netflix documentary, “The Social Dilemma”. The tech industry uses psychology to manipulate the human mind and influence it subconsciously. American technology ethicist, Tristan Harris, expresses his disdain for such unethicality as this documentary unravels these vast tech issues and warns viewers about the inevitable destruction coming their way. In order to reach salvation, humanity must somehow overcome a creation that knows us better than we know ourselves.

Technology: the creation of utter destruction

Hannah Cuthbertson, Entertainment Editor
September 3, 2021
Organized crime dominated New York City in the ‘70s and ‘80s, and the FBI felt helpless against it. The Netflix documentary, Fear City: New York vs The Mafia, describes the five Mafia families controlling New York behind the scenes, and the sneaky tactics that kept them under the radar for so long. Despite tribulations, this exposé unravels how federal agents finally defeated organized crime in the late ‘80s.

The Mafia diet: feeding on fear

Hannah Cuthbertson, Entertainment Editor
August 26, 2021
Throughout 2021, extreme weather around the world intensified, and since the 1980s, climate-related extremes have increased by 83%. Despite the severity of global warming, humans can mediate the effects by acting quickly. A huge step requires reducing the use of fossil fuels and the burning of greenhouse gasses. In support of this issue, President Joe Biden recently re-entered the Paris Agreement and proposed his environmental plan at the Leaders Summit on Climate. NC students can also support our planet by remaining educated on global warming.

Climate change: heating toward harm

Hannah Cuthbertson, Entertainment Editor
August 25, 2021
Pictured above, NC senior Bella Van poses with her coach, Mike Turchman, for a photo. Van pole vaults for the track and field team, along with cheering for the varsity cheer squad. This season, Van became the second-highest vaulter to ever jump at NC and made third place at the county meet. Once graduating, she will attend the University of Mississippi to study Kinesiology.

Bella Van, jumping into graduation

Hannah Cuthbertson, Reporter
May 14, 2021
With AP exams just days away, students should continue studying. Any students looking to cancel their exams must do so by Friday, May 14th. Any cancellations after that date will not receive a refund. Students should also remember to take advantage of teacher-held review sessions, their College Board accounts, and any other resources their teachers may recommend.

Upcoming AP exams

Hannah Cuthbertson, Reporter
May 6, 2021
NC hosted Senior Night for the Lady Warriors and the Warrior men’s Varsity soccer teams Thursday, April 15. The Warriors fell to Marietta, but the Lady Warriors triumphed over East Paulding. Regardless of the results, the night held countless moments that will turn into unforgettable memories.

Bittersweet endings: NC soccer Senior Night

Chancelor Gordon and Hannah Cuthbertson
April 26, 2021
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[Photo] The effectiveness of strictly teaching abstinence in schools

April 15, 2021
Caption: A new trend begins to sweep the nation, and critics refer to it as “the best trend in history”. Members of society should all ditch their hair to reclaim their inner beauty and save money this spring and summer season. If our society works together this trend can become the new beauty standard.

Save money, go bald

Hannah Cuthbertson, Reporter
April 1, 2021
Hot air balloons all over the world continue to disappear with no trace. The mysterious hot air balloon thief will keep stealing unless someone stops them. Everyone should stop doing their schoolwork to focus on keeping their balloons safe during this time, since not much information about the culprit exists. Stay safe and stay alert. Students of NC should remember to keep their pink sprinkles on hand at all times.

Mysterious hot air balloon thief

Hannah Cuthbertson, Reporter
April 1, 2021
Caption: Mr. Rogers acquired a large fan base during his time, and still remains an icon. While his persona remained sweet on the outside, he affiliated himself with the Illuminati and used his platform to mold the minds of young children; hopefully creating new future members. Mr. Rogers showed true evil genius tendencies.

Mr. Rogers: Secret member of the Illuminati

Hannah Cuthbertson, Reporter
April 1, 2021
As students and families prepare for next year, CCSD released the announcement that online school will remain an option. Students must make a finalized decision for the entire school year by April second, 11:59 PM. CCSD continues to work hard to meet the needs of every student and family during this time.

CCSD options for the 2021-2022 school year

Hannah Cuthbertson, Reporter
March 29, 2021
As this new trend takes over social media, users have begun to forget the original intention; allowing men to express themselves comfortably. Self expression comes from what a person identifies with on the inside, not from following trends. In order to truly support male femininity, society must normalize it rather than idolizing it.

Idolizing male femininity promotes toxicity

Hannah Cuthbertson, Reporter
March 18, 2021
The NC varsity boys tennis team secured a 3-2 victory over region rival North Paulding High school. The deciding one doubles match came down to Lorenzo Alarcon and Grayson Hines, who kept the audience on their toes with split sets and tie breaker for the third set. NC earns their third win of the season and improves to a 1-0 region record. (Pictured left to right) Lorenzo Alarcon, Grayson Hines, Ryan Tuchmann, Peyton Stack, and Tyler Goldfine celebrated at Acworth’s Poblanos following the victory.

Warriors triumph over Wolfpack in first region match

Hannah Cuthbertson and Peyton Stack
March 8, 2021
Students now mimic the style trends of the 1990’s, as popular fashions come back. However, differences also become evident as students become more confident in expressing themselves. Trends will continue to change and repeat, so students should dress how they want regardless of today’s trends.

Style trends: Then vs. now

Hannah Cuthbertson, Reporter
February 22, 2021
NC senior, Ben Moran, committed to play football for KSU. While at NC, Moran made friendships on the team that will last a lifetime. “They’re like my brothers, I love each and every one of them,” Moran said. And while he prepares to move on, his memories of high-school football will stay with him forever.

Moran soars onto Owl field

Hannah Cuthbertson, Reporter
February 22, 2021
Jasmine Negron, pictured right, loves diving for the NC swim team. Jasmine participates in the NC International Studies Magnet program and balances her schoolwork and training very well, as she qualified for state this past season. Negron can not wait for what next season will bring, as she continues to work hard to pursue her dreams.

Jasmine Negron: Diving headfirst into state

Hannah Cuthbertson, Reporter
February 14, 2021
The holidays present a time where finding love becomes highly praised. These romanticized ideas of love during the holiday season may come from what the media portrays as “desirable”. However, whether single or in a relationship, everyone can enjoy the holidays and the fun activities that come with them.

Love during the holiday season

Hannah Cuthbertson, Reporter
December 14, 2020
Sarah Fuller recently made history as the first woman to play in a Power 5 football game. The Vanderbilt senior plays on her schools soccer team, and embraces her new role as place-kicker for their football team. Fuller’s accomplishments inspire young girls around the world, and Vanderbilt’s interim coach, Todd Fitch, will continue to use her talents to benefit the team.

Sarah Fuller: History in the making

Hannah Cuthbertson, Reporter
December 9, 2020
In a quickly evolving society, technology never fails to keep up. However, the quick progression may present more dangerous malfunctions than our society bargained for, and experts may find that the mistakes will grow too complicated to reverse. Experts may find a permanent solution to these technological mistakes. However, in contrast to that hopefulness, our society may continue to sink deeper into the tech whirlpool; eventually ending when the damage gets too extensive, and the problems too large.

Stuck in a technology whirlpool

Hannah Cuthbertson, Reporter
December 1, 2020
Pictured above, Deb Currans stands behind the front counter of her store, Starstuff, in Downtown Acworth; where she sells jewelry, clothes, and many other unique treasures. The glass case in front of her contains personally wrapped gems, each of which she made beautifully with care.

StarStuff, an Entirely Unique Store

Hannah Cuthbertson, Reporter
November 25, 2020
Supreme Court Justice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, pictured above at the age of 83, just four years before her passing on September 18, 2020, fought to end gender discrimination. Her work positively impacted the lives of everyone she met. Her kind spirit always beamed bright in and out of the courtroom, and her passion inspired many women alike and different.

The Notorious RBG

Hannah Cuthbertson, Reporter
October 11, 2020
Like a photo captured straight out of a coming-of-age film, the NC Varsity Softball team pictured prepared to spread love on their Senior Night. Underclassmen walked onto the field, hands filled with goodie baskets and posters they made to give to each of the seniors during their ceremony. The girls went on to win their game, the final score a (9-7).

[Photo] Softball Senior Night: Four Hearts Linked

September 24, 2020
Caption: Due to Covid-19, life has become very isolated and lonely. Coronavirus arose so suddenly that no one was prepared, and most people miss their old lifestyles dearly. These recent perceived losses have made people realize just how much of their pre-quarantine life was taken for granted. Courtesy of Duluth News Tribune

Pre-Quarantine Lives Taken for Granted

Hannah Cuthbertson, Staff
September 22, 2020
Neil Shah (left) gives a high five to NC mascot Kyle Ford during a break in the North Cobb-Alpharetta game Friday, August 26, 2011. Until recently, a NC student, working with the athletic department and cheerleaders, wore Native American costumes at football games. You should respect all aspects of Native Culture, Native American student, Theresa Peterson said.

North Cobb’s Mascot: To Be Changed

Hannah Cuthbertson, Reporter
September 13, 2020
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