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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
The NC Magnet Program for International Studies and several foreign language classes offer opportunities for students to travel to several countries, fulfilling their purpose of exposing their students to the world and its diverse cultures. This past summer, juniors visited Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji. The Magnet class of 2020 will make their way to Central Europe, including Switzerland, Hungary, and Austria in summer of 2019. French, Chinese, and Japanese classes also offer opportunities for students to travel to France, China, and Japan.

Travel: A road to the mind and soul

Angela Canales, Reporter
December 17, 2018
Painted people: Should ink affect your career?

Painted people: Should ink affect your career?

Rachel Maxwell, Social Media Manager
December 12, 2018
Magic mirror on the wall, does Disney influence us all?

Magic mirror on the wall, does Disney influence us all?

Nati Duron, Videographer, Photographer
December 10, 2018
Addictively connected: Understanding when social media and the Internet becomes too much

Addictively connected: Understanding when social media and the Internet becomes too much

Nia-Simone Sherwood, Reporter
December 6, 2018
Do good, feel good: Find happiness through volunteering

Do good, feel good: Find happiness through volunteering

Madeline Powers, Archivist
December 4, 2018
Physics teacher Elizabeth Walker conducting a study session during lunch with her students. As the only black female teacher in the science department, Walker aims to inspire young girls to pursue careers in the STEM field. She attributes the lack of diversity in education to the extensive steps it takes to become a teacher. “The issue of finding people to educate is not as difficult as the red tape an educator must go through to only become a teacher… The problem rests with the narrative of what public schools are… and like I said there’s a lot of bureaucracy involved in education now that really leaves a bad taste in the mouths of anyone aspiring to make this a lifelong career,” Walker said.

Risks without representation: Nationally, diverse classrooms without diverse educators

Nadya Awino, Photo Editor
May 17, 2018
Want a career? Steer towards work-based learning and internships

Want a career? Steer towards work-based learning and internships

Harrison Glaze, Artist/Cartoonist, Reporter
April 25, 2018
Good Grief: How others cope with loss

Good Grief: How others cope with loss

Michayla Cherichel, Reporter, Photographer
April 18, 2018
NC students of color stand in close proximity to a police vehicle and huddle in a group setting. All the while, one student of color looks suspiciously over his shoulder. According to PBS NewsHour, a public news source, “nationwide, black boys are at the highest risk, three times as likely to be arrested at school as their white male peers.”

“Colorblind” discipline still divides races

Chloe Roberson, Features editor, Blogs editor
April 18, 2018
Unlike home and private schools, where funding comes parents and external sources, respectively,public schools receive their backing from local, state, and at times federal governments; this generally results in not enough money ending up allocated to specific sectors of schools

Public, Private, Domestic: A parent’s choice to school in America

Ashu Ebot-Tabi, Reporter
April 16, 2018
NC administrators must show positive traits and leadership in order to represent the school and build needed relationships with students . Hanging as a reminder, this sign stands in the hallway in the center of school leading from malfunction to the cafeteria so that everyone sees the traits expected from a warrior. “For me its fun, this is my chosen profession, I like kids, I like the energy, I like to have fun, and if were having fun were probably doing better,” NC’s principal Bucky Horton said.

Chutes and ladders: Inside the administration ascent

Morgan Brown, Advertising Manager
April 12, 2018
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