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Selling muffins as a fundraiser for an undervalued sport and club quickly turned into a dream come true for two NC teachers. The teachers sell muffins for two dollars each and plan to sell dozens more when their shop opens in the summer of 2022. The NC students will miss their beloved teachers, but support them in their ambition for a full-time muffin business.

NC teachers give up their careers

Jasmina Buranich, Reporter
March 31, 2022
Principal Moody announces NC’s new on-campus living situation available for all attending students. With construction beginning this summer, the dorms will open to all grades in the 2023-24 school year. Applications must be filled out prior to the end of the 2021-22 school year. Any students that previously served outside school suspension or a maximum amount of five days of in-school suspension will lose the ability to live on campus. For more information, go to NC’s website under the “new living” tab.

Live in school stay in school: NC welcomes new on-campus dorms

Giovanna Talone, Reporter
March 31, 2022
After a year of advocating for her idea, teacher Kathy Ezzel can finally implement the idea to add a Chick-Fil-A to the NC cafeteria. Despite the initial cost, the idea should pay for itself quickly and gain lots of revenue. “I think teachers will enjoy it too, so really this will benefit everyone. As of next year, we will have a new and improved cafeteria,” Ezzel said.

Chick-Fil-A comes to NC

Hannah Gresham, Features Editor
March 31, 2022
Joining Kanye West’s impressive catalog of 10 studio albums, “Donda 3” broke streaming records within hours of its release. The album surprised fans with a departure from West’s mastery of R&B, echoing his shift to gospel in 2019 with “Jesus is King”. Predictably, fans awarded the album mixed reviews.

Kanye West’s “Donda 3” released

Jenny Loveland, Copy Editor
March 31, 2022
NC welcomes a new state-of-the-art aquatic center to its humble Kennesaw campus. The idea manifested from a rumor passed around by students and became a reality thanks to donor Micheal Phelps. The rooftop pool will attract swimmers from around the country, inevitably increasing the student population at NC

Swimming into a new era: NC breaks ground on rooftop pool

Amber Roldan, Editor-In-Chief
March 31, 2022
School graduates all over the world currently benefit from the education they received in core classes in school. Multiple students who prioritize their core classes rather than art stem from their parents successful track during their time in school. “My dad is an engineer at a really high-tech company in Atlanta. My mom is a health scientist at the US Department of Health and Human Services also in Atlanta. They raised me very well and explained the way of the world to me when I was very young. Now, I am a magnet student at North Cobb taking some AP classes as well. I would definitely say my parents are the reason why I am currently successful in school today,” Freshman Marissa Grier said.

Smarts before arts

Valentina Gonzalez, Reporter
March 31, 2022
Marching band provides satisfactory exercise and serves as a healthy activity for high school students. Marching with no instruments can focus on strict exercise and production, rather than the sounds of the music. “I feel like I would be more healthy and strong if I’m totally focusing on my physical exercise rather than focusing on how good my playing sounds. I think the rest of the band would appreciate the harsh exercise to help us be more fit,” freshman Victor Aguilar said.

A new marching band

Callie Kinsinger, Reporter
March 31, 2022
“I think hunting for creatures like bigfoot and moth man is a lot of fun! Trying to capture such legendary creatures on camera is so exciting, and I’m thrilled to hear that North Cobb has their own now!” freshman Rory G. Wilikers said. Students and teachers alike come to school filled with excitement for a chance to spot the NC Creature in action.

NC creature feature! The NC Creature finally caught on camera

Dominik Perez, Entertainment Editor
March 31, 2022
Cultural phenomena and pop titan, Beyonce Knowles-Carter, announced her retirement from the music industry on March 31, 2022, after apparent deliberation for two years. The debate amongst fans and celebrity journalists alike holds that the straw that broke the camels back in her decision remains the scandal of her husband’s infidelity and her declining prevalence.

R&B Legend Beyonce retiring from music

Zioni Moore, News Editor
March 31, 2022
With excitement, NC’s astronomy club will board the new Apollo 11, with neighboring schools accompanying them. The whole project, fronted by the Space Force, will remain in the textbooks for its monumental effect. “I’m super excited for the whole team, whether from Space Force or NASA, it was really just a team effort from everyone involved. I was brought into this barely last year, and I already have such a tight bond with everyone around me. I cant wait to see how this will go,” freshman Jacob Wilkins said.

Astronomy goes to the moon

Nicolas Gomez, Reporter
March 31, 2022
NC made the executive decision to permanently lengthen homeroom on Fridays to allow students mental health breaks and additional time to catch up on school work. Because a handful of students do not ordinarily receive the opportunity to carve out multiple hours of personal time for themselves, this new policy will hopefully serve as the perfect balance of education and free time.

NC decides on three-hour-long homeroom

Erinn Gardner, Social Media Editor
March 31, 2022
A WWE style brawl occurred today in “malfunction junction”. Instead of students, the teachers and staff took part in an intense academic smackdown. Football, improper grammar and lack of knowledge lit the match to an unforgettable fight. The teachers’ pent-up aggression from COVID-19 came through full force.

Smackdown: NC teachers brawl

Jemiah Clemons, Opinions Editor
March 31, 2022
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