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

The Chant

Menu
The COVID-19 pandemic caught the entire world in its never ending web, consisting of new waves and variants. Even though new vaccines mitigated the number deaths and slowed the skyrocketing cases, the name “COVID-19” still rings in everyones ears. Seemingly, it will not end anytime soon.

The COVID-19 disappearing act  

Ren Lloyd, Reporter
December 13, 2021
The past two years have brought turbulence into millions of lives around the globe, beyond a doubt. Trauma touched the lives of hundreds of teens, invoking the needed increase in mental health services across the nation. Fulton County, encompassing the city of Atlanta, has increased its education budget to 1.4 billion to accommodate for the changing times and increased demand. However, Cobb County and other counties of the metro Atlanta area continue to handle the situation in a pre-pandemic way, despite the almost identical dependent makeup.

Cobb County in a standstill as GA districts fund mental health services

Zioni Moore, News editor
November 18, 2021
Enthusiasm and applause filled Harrison High Schools Performing Arts Center on Saturday as the home of the Hoyas hosted the annual One-Act competition. Saturday’s competition allowed actors and actresses from five different local schools to bond over a common love of theatre. “My first One-act was so memorable because of how much fun we had. I loved being with my friends and watching amazing shows, as well as getting on stage and doing what we love. One-Act was so much fun and something I will never forget,” sophomore Savannah Tighe said.

NC makes an impressive first impression at One Act

Amber Roldan, Editor-In-Chief
October 27, 2021
NC Students spent hours Saturday afternoon preparing for the 2021 homecoming dance. Numerous students splurged on luxuries to feel confident in their appearances. From acrylic nails to professional hairdos and makeup, students dressed their best and danced the night away.

NC homecoming dance enchants all in attendance

Amber Roldan, Editor-In-Chief
October 11, 2021
The United States finds itself in a polarized position as the debate centering around COVID-19 vaccine mandates rages on. “I think there needs to be an open dialogue about what is going to be best for education including taking into account vaccinated or unvaccinated people. This shouldn’t create division. It should just be freedom of medical choice,” NC art teacher Karrie Arana said.

Vaccine mandate: more than meets the eye

Dominik Perez, Reporter
September 3, 2021
The Covid-19 vaccine will supposedly save numerous lives, as the population integrates back into normality. However, people have doubts about receiving the vaccine, considering that it came out less than a year ago. Not only will FDA approval officiate it, but it could possibly encourage people to receive the vaccine.

FDA takes a shot with the vaccine

Erinn Gardner, Reporter
August 20, 2021
Serena Xu recently received the distinction of a Governor’s Honors Program semifinalist, and aspires to attend GHP in the area of music. “Music has always been a huge passion of mine, ever since I was young. I would love to be a part of GHP in order to just focus on spending four weeks solely on doing something I love with some of Georgia’s greatest,” Xu said.

GHP semifinalist exudes unlimited potential

Chancelor Gordon, Reporter
March 11, 2021
In the newest movie from Sam Levinson, stars Zendaya and John David Washington partake in a fight that seemingly never ends. Both of their acting performances showcase extreme talent, however the plot leaves the viewer wanting more.

Malcolm and Marie and the fight that never ended

Lainey Devlin, Copy Editor
March 5, 2021
Biden vs. Trump: Highlighting anguish amongst the American people

Biden vs. Trump: Highlighting anguish amongst the American people

Hannah Luck, Archives Editor
February 12, 2021
More than 90 theatre chains around the country decided to reopen, with tickets costing 15-20 cents apiece, a huge discount from the average price of tickets before the pandemic. A way of attracting customers back to the seats and getting things back to normal, but with Coronavirus still out there, going to a movie theatre has not regained popularity.

Reducing ticket prices increases spread

Racheal Oni, Reporter
October 11, 2020
Other than the tips listed, reading makes the perfect choice to improve oneself. While books like The Happiness Project and the classic Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus work just fine, books do not have to have been published as self-help in the context of bettering oneself. One of the novels pictured (For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Politics), a collaborative effort from four black female politicians and their experience in the field, the lessons and themes within prove beneficial to anyone’s life.

Self Improvement: 5 Habits to Try

Zioni Moore, Staff
September 21, 2020
Load More Stories
Activate Search
Home
Covid