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.

The Chant
In light of America’s high levels of gun violence, certain groups feel a push to fight against laws and culture that ease gun access. Particularly in the conservative, southern U.S., action for gun control and safety laws frequently meets opposition from those who cherish a right to ownership. However, with national organizations behind them, protesters can target change and shoot for it confidently.

Fight fire with fire: Locally accessible organizations for gun control

Rosalyn Schwanke, Page Editor
October 9, 2024
Recently, TikTok user Jourdan Johnson created an effect named “Filter for Good”, and she donated the revenue from users posting themselves with the effect to a charity that brings aid to people in Gaza. Through TikTok’s Effect Creator Rewards Program, filter creators can now profit off of their filter’s popularity. Creators have found the program as a way to help people around the world who experience humanitarian crises by donating their profits to charities.

Activism through TikTok filters

Rose Ordonio, Page Editor
December 13, 2023
The brothy brawl against oil

The brothy brawl against oil

Emilio Medina, Entertainment Editor
December 11, 2022
Several students at North Cobb openly voice their opinions about the controversy toward gun restrictions in the country on social media, and in person. With several students having attended protests such as the March for Our Lives protest in Atlanta in 2018, they demonstrate a shift in how political and social justice concerns could change when left in the hands of young adults.

Teens rise up for the cause against guns

Angela Canales, Reporter, Photographer
May 14, 2019
An American injustice: The case of Adnan Syed

An American injustice: The case of Adnan Syed

Maddie Dean, Reporter, Photographer
May 1, 2019
One year after Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School became another victim of a mass shooting, March for Our Lives continues to fight against gun violence, taking major steps to make a necessary change. This day should not only count as an opportunity to spread love but to remember the lives lost during this tragic event: Alyssa Alhadeff, Scott Beigel, Martin Duque, Nicholas Dworet, Aaron Feis, Jamie Guttenberg, Chris Hixon, Luke Hoyer, Cara Loughran, Gina Montalto, Joaquin Oliver, Alaina Petty, Meadow Pollack, Helena Ramsey, Alex Schachter, Carmen Schentrup, and Peter Wang.

Remembering Parkland: One year later

Nati Duron, Photographer, Report
February 15, 2019
Sexual assault continues to exist as a hot topic in both local and national media. Despite its continuing presence on college campuses and high-density cities, people often disregard its lasting effects on an individual.

A voice for the voiceless: The truth about sexual assault

Tara Anastasoff, Editor-in-Chief, Photo Editor
December 28, 2018
America should stand with striking teachers

America should stand with striking teachers

Michayla Cherichel, Reporter
April 20, 2018
Every February, students remember notable African Americans for their suppressed accomplishments and efforts in the fight for racial equality. Although learning about these people nourishes the minds of young students, historians and educators alike deprive a multitude of African American figures of the credit they deserve.

Forgotten figures in Black History

Erin Grier, Reporter, Photographer
February 27, 2018
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