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Jasmina Buranich, Editor in Chief

Jasmina Buranich, a senior at NC, joined The Chant in 2022 to fulfill her passion for editing and learning about the writing techniques of others, sharing her opinions and research and networking with others. As she enters her last year on The Chant, she hopes to create meaningful memories with her fellow editors and reporters, meet new friends, highlight the successes of minority students at NC and continue publishing her research about the criminal justice system. When not writing, Buranich enjoys spending time with her friends, traveling with her family, volunteering in Cobb County and nationally, and helping her classmates with their academic assignments. After high school, Buranich hopes to attend a large university with a diverse student body and, hopefully, a student-led newspaper.

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Approaching the wrap-up of the 2022-2023 school year, NC families enjoyed their final and most exciting break yet: spring break. The majority of NC families spent April 1 through April 9 relaxing in the comfort of their homes and spending time with their families. Although, with popular vacation destinations in the Sunshine State such as Panama City Beach, Destin, Seaside and Miami, heaps of students and faculty enjoyed their break at the coastline.

NC takes a break

Jasmina Buranich, Copy Editor
April 13, 2023
NC athletes, teachers and coaches will gather around the NC Arena April 1, 2023, to watch the unveiling of the schools newest addition. Welcoming a pool to NC will allow the swim and dive team to practice at home and most importantly, welcome an exciting, year-long sport: water polo.

Water polo takes over NC

Jasmina Buranich, Co-Copy Editor
April 1, 2023
NC’s Early Childhood Education (ECE) teacher Becky Young runs NC’s preschool with the help of ECE students. The fall semester brings various entertaining holidays for the teachers and children to celebrate. Young hosts an event for the preschoolers to meet with Santa and eat snacks for their last day of preschool for the semester December 8.

BREAKING: Santa Claus visits NC

Jasmina Buranich, Co-Copy Editor
December 8, 2022
As fashion trends rise, people recognize the effect of styles, patterns, colors and cuts on their self-perception. The phenomenon of enclothed cognition suggests that clothing items hold power over psychological and physical processes. This sensation received additional attention as researchers, doctors and professors refer back to the subject to justify bodily operations and emotional changes.

The feeling in the fabric

Jasmina Buranich, Co-Copy Editor
November 1, 2022
After several warnings of economic intervention from President Joe Biden, the president recently ended traditional ties with Russia. Biden signed a bill to donate billions to the country of Ukraine, and as the war continues, Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy seeks out Congress and President Biden for both government funding and civilian financial assistance. President Biden continues to offer his condolences and refuge for Ukrainian civilians suffering from the invasion.

U.S. funds Ukraine

Jasmina Buranich, Reporter
March 24, 2022
NC Beta Club seeks new members and recruits rising sophomores for the upcoming 2022-2023 school year. The club selects students with a GPA of 3.75 or higher, which motivates students to maintain their high GPA throughout their highschool career. Students who received the invitation should report to the media center after school today, March 16 at 3:30 or before school tomorrow, March 17 at 7:45. “We are currently inviting people during their freshman year only because there are so many students, but if you know you meet the requirements and you are not a freshman, come join,” faculty sponsor Carolyn Galloway said.

Beta club recruiting

Jasmina Buranich, Reporter
March 16, 2022
Shoplifting took a huge turn recently as peer pressure pushes through teenagers, and people struggle to buy basic necessities due to increased prices. COVID-19 and low minimum wages nationwide influence people to steal in order to buy items they want or need. Companies attempt to create solutions to stop shoplifting before they cannot replace their products anymore.

Shoplifting mania 

Jasmina Buranich, Reporter
January 26, 2022
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