The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

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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.

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Morgan White

Morgan White, Photographer

Morgan White is a senior at North Cobb High School who is a fan of the color purple, prefers Marvel over DC Comics, and reminds people of a pixie elf with her extremely cute looks. She spends most of her time maintaining a semi-unpopular tumblr blog, getting into free movies, and fangirling about her OTP.

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Get it together, dollface: Dolls need diversification

Get it together, dollface: Dolls need diversification

Morgan White, Reporter, Photographer
May 11, 2015
Based off of Adam Rex’s 2007 children’s book, the new and adorable animated film Home captivates its audiences. Movie screenshots originally posted by USA Today and Entertainment Weekly.

Diversity in Dreamworks’ Home makes it more than just cutesy kid flick

Morgan White, Reporter, Photographer
April 27, 2015
Opposing viewpoints: I run [Netflix] marathons--Stop trying to make me personally fit

Opposing viewpoints: I run [Netflix] marathons–Stop trying to make me personally fit

Morgan White, Reporter, Photographer
April 22, 2015
The hallways at North Cobb confuse and fascinate newbies as well as visitors. Hopefully this guide will prepare rising freshman.

Where am I going??? North Cobb’s strange hallways confuse and bewilder [map]

Fatima Elfakahany and Morgan White
April 22, 2015
Sources of Strength week reminds students to reflect upon what matters most to their success.

Sources of Strength Week emphasizes important relationships

Morgan White, Photographer, Reporter
April 14, 2015
Anabel Tastes the Seasons: Easter edition. As always, marshmallow gets the boot, while smooth chocolate delights.

[Photo] Anabel Tastes the Seasons: Never the peeps, always the eggs

Anabel Prince, Features editor
April 4, 2015
New Spider-Man, same representation: What does Hollywood shy away from POC or females in superhero franchises?

New Spider-Man, same representation: What does Hollywood shy away from POC or females in superhero franchises?

Morgan White, Reporter, Photographer
March 23, 2015
Anti-prom: Better options for much less cash

Anti-prom: Better options for much less cash

Morgan White, Photographer, Reporter
February 24, 2015
Reese's

[Photo] Anabel Tastes the Seasons: Choose Sweet Tarts for your sweetheart and other tasty Valentine’s Day eats

Anabel Prince, Features editor, reporter
February 13, 2015
Get your Galentine's swag on sites like Etsy.com to send to your fellow celebrators.

How to embody Leslie Knope today and celebrate Galentine’s Day

Morgan White, Photographer
February 13, 2015
Opposing viewpoints: Grammy's domestic violence PSA falls flat with infamous abuser in audience

Opposing viewpoints: Grammy’s domestic violence PSA falls flat with infamous abuser in audience

Morgan White, Photographer
February 12, 2015
Michael Bond’s 2007 children’s book Paddington comes to the big screen. Paddington, a lost talking bear, is taken in by a family while he has new adventures in the streets of London.

Not just for kids, Paddington delights all ages with London charm

Morgan White, Photographer
February 11, 2015
Local restaurant Huey Lueys’ fun and friendly atmosphere give patrons a reason to come back for a second visit. The attentive staff and quick service make this establishment stand out.

Huey Luey’s tex-mex eats now serves Kennesaw

Morgan White, Photographer
February 10, 2015
Mr. Hargis is taking over our AP Psychology class. When The Chant reporter Morgan White asked what his plans were for the class, he said “ Though it may seem like a difficult class, I plan to make it a fun, interesting one.”

Mr. Hargis tackles new AP Psychology course

Morgan White, Reporter
January 26, 2015

Small but powerful: Senior Jessica Sloan eyes Broadway

Morgan White, Photographer
December 17, 2014
Bring your kid to work day (repeat 180 times)

Bring your kid to work day (repeat 180 times)

Kat Shambaugh and Morgan White
December 11, 2014

[Video] What is it like to attend The Hunger Games triple feature?

Morgan White, Reporter, Photographer
December 4, 2014
The struggle of National Novel Writing Month, or NaNoWrimo as it has been abbreviated, has the potential to take a lot out of the even most experienced authors. Motivated only by the sense of personal success, one young writer endeavors to succeed.

[Photo] 50k words, 30 days, utter exhaustion

Kayley Rapp, News editor
December 3, 2014
Senior Madison Johnson knows what having a "No Good Very Bad Day" entails. As a Magnet student and tennis player, she often must juggle assignments and obligations leading to many terrible days.

Alexander and the surprisingly delightful, adorable, sweet very good kid movie

Morgan White, Photographer
November 14, 2014
FYI: Other sports exist besides just football

FYI: Other sports exist besides just football

Morgan White, Photographer
November 13, 2014
The Judge earns a thumbs up from this reviewer for the film’s outstanding lead actors and emotional complexity. The movie combines Robert Downey Jr’s hilarious demeanor and Robert Duvall’s experienced dramatic acting, making the film a worthy see.

The Judge’s mediocre plot overshadowed by shining actors

Morgan White, Reporter, Photographer
November 12, 2014
The empty shelves often receive puzzled glances, but the media specialists would love students to know that they have huge plans in store. The areas that were underutilized will get a makeover and complete by 2017 with media scapes, collaborative working areas, and comfier seating.

[Photo] Where did all the books go? Media Center expansion projected to complete in 2017

Sophia Mackey, Reporter, Artist
November 11, 2014
Just a friendly reminder to not dress in racist garb for Halloween, folks

Just a friendly reminder to not dress in racist garb for Halloween, folks

Morgan White, Photographer
October 30, 2014
National Domestic Violence Month deserves recognition and awareness to spark societal change

National Domestic Violence Month deserves recognition and awareness to spark societal change

Morgan White, Photographer
October 29, 2014
On the second story of Booth’s Western Art Museum sits a bronze statue by Glenna Goodacre: “He is, They are.” The social commentary, made in 1991, expresses how “we banished the Native Americans from their land and tied their hands at the same time.”

Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville makes for an enjoyable weekend experience

Morgan White, Reporter, Photographer
October 29, 2014
Freak Show brings back American Horror Story’s usual creepiness in the show’s fourth season premiere.

[Photo] Gutsy series premiere American Horror Story: Freak Show terrifies viewers

Sophia Mackey, Reporter, Artist
October 15, 2014
Gone Girl has audiences running to this captivating mystery movie. It is sure to be a suspenseful, puzzling movie that will dazzle viewers.

[Photo] Gone Girl stays true to text and deserves critical acclaim

Anabel Prince, Reporter
October 13, 2014
Science industries still dissuade women from STEM professions

Science industries still dissuade women from STEM professions

Morgan White, Photographer
October 13, 2014
Repulsed by Urban Outfitters product choices, junior Emmy Thompson and senior Sarah Mockalis are, scoff an offensive sweatshirt. “Clothing like this is why I don’t shop at Urban Outfitters.” remarked Mockalis.

[Photo] Urban Outfitters controversy over insensitive clothing item draws criticism

Sophia Mapua, Reporter
October 6, 2014
Claim to hate reading? False. You read this.

Claim to hate reading? False. You read this.

Morgan White, Photographer
September 26, 2014
"Covering the Bases" served influential for families.

‘Covering the Bases’ benefits special needs Horizon League players

Morgan White, Photographer
September 24, 2014
Nerding out at DragonCon 2014: The Chant covers all aspects

Nerding out at DragonCon 2014: The Chant covers all aspects

Kayley Rapp, Morgan White, Sabrina Kerns, and Alex O’Brien
September 12, 2014
iPhone 6 offers new features, aims for stronger battery

iPhone 6 offers new features, aims for stronger battery

Sophia Mapua and Morgan White
September 11, 2014
In preparation for the adaptation for Gayle Foreman’s book If I Stay, catch up with the novel that inspired the movie. There is never a bad place to read a book.

Tearjerker If I Stay lives up to hype

Morgan White, Photographer
September 10, 2014
Juggling school and work can cause struggles for students like senior Elizabeth Saunders. Luckily some employers let students do homework during slower shifts.

[Photo] Should students take on a part time job while in school?

Anabel Prince, Reporter
September 10, 2014
Senior Jessica Sloan is inspired to shake off the haters after listening to Taylor Swift’s new song. The song’s rocking tune and positive vibe brings that same confidence to listeners.

[Photo] Taylor Swift’s new single “Shake it Off” serves as perfect anti-hater anthem

Sophia Mackey, Reporter, Artist
September 9, 2014
Friday night’s football game between Cartersville and North Cobb had the crowd roaring. With only one point separating the score, North Cobb came out on top with the nail-biting ending to the intense game.

[Photo] Nailbiter against Cartersville takes Warrior football team to 2-1

Andrew Lubbers, Reporter
September 9, 2014
The film Boyhood left a wave of nostalgia over reviewer Anabel Prince. Certain scenes of the film reminded her of her own childhood, as it might for other viewers.

[Photo] Filmed over 12 years, Boyhood captures adolescence’s unique beauty

Anabel Prince, Reporter
September 5, 2014
Georgia's finest cosplay and fandom enthusiasts (a whopping 62,000 of them) flocked to Dragon Con in Atlanta.

[Photo] How NC students spent Labor Day weekend

Sarah Sutley, Reporter
September 4, 2014
Junior and Chant staffer Anabel Prince mourns over the loss of the regular chicken biscuits and opts to stop by the local Chick-fil-A rather than eating the whole-wheat option the school provides.

New Chick-fil-A alternative causes mixed reactions

Morgan White, Photographer
September 2, 2014
Senior Krystal Washington enjoys Lois Lowry’s novel The Giver in preparation to see the book’s recent film adaptation. “The Giver” won the 1994 Newbery Medal and has sold more than 10 million copies.

Beloved bestseller The Giver feels lame on screen

Morgan White, Photographer
August 28, 2014
Thumbs up to Dr. Page who picks awesome foreign exchange students!

[Photo] Ten questions with Finnish exchange student Essi

Anabel Prince, Reporter
August 26, 2014
Junior Anabel Prince enthusiastically agrees that her schedule worked out perfectly this semester, with a balance of academics and challenging electives.

[Photo] Schedule changes no more: Students reflect upon classes

Sarah Sutley, Reporter
August 21, 2014
Many students have mixed emotions about their school schedules. Since nobody can get their perfect schedule, some are left feeling less than optimistic about the school year. The Chant staffers senior Sabrina Kerns, junior Alex O'Brien, and sophomore Kat Shambaugh look over the new calendar with varying opinions over major changes.

[Photo] 2014-2015 calendar puzzles some, motivates others for September break

Sophia Mackey, Reporter, Artist
August 20, 2014
Cheat Sheet to the Marvel Universe

Cheat Sheet to the Marvel Universe

Morgan White, Photographer
August 15, 2014
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