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“I love that Malachi is BRAVE. Being that he has two older brothers, he’s played on basketball teams with them, rode scary rides at amusement parks and even faced a few giants on the football field. But Malachi always did everything his brothers did and never was intimidated, even the times he was on the football field without them,” Malachi’s mother, Margaret Singleton said. Malachi’s bravery has definitely paid off, he now experiences nationwide success and anticipates a lengthy and prosperous football career.

Malachi Singleton makes a mark nationwide

Peyton Stack and Lainey Devlin
March 5, 2021
Darren Waller, former NC student-athlete, graduated with an athletic scholarship to Georgia Tech, eventually being drafted by the Baltimore Ravens into the NFL. clockwise from top right: playing in a playoff game in Emory Sewell Stadium, Waller approaches the bright lights of the NFL stage playing for the Oakland Raiders, at graduation alongside Evan Stack, another NC alum, and now regularly playing with the Raiders. Waller credits much of his preparation to his time at NC. “I play a lot of Madden NFL 20, and I’m really excited to use Darren Waller on the Raiders. It’s super cool that he played here at North Cobb and made it big in the NFL,” junior Brendan Koch said.

Darren Waller: from NC alum to the next NFL superstar

Peyton Stack, Staff
October 2, 2019
Junior Harry Ford recently committed to Georgia Tech after playing baseball for 13 years. His hard work and consistent improvement paid off because he received an offer and partial scholarship which he looks forward to pursuing.

Soon to become a Yellow Jacket, Ford commits to the hive

Lainey Devlin, Sports Editor
August 21, 2019
Throughout the years, technology played an increasingly significant role in the lives of students at home. However, as the prevalence of technology increases, schools start to breed computer-dependent students adding to the expenses students must consider even as early as their high school years.

NC students: Digitally deaf to digitally dependent

Jessica Joachim, Reporter, Photographer
February 27, 2019
Students chat under a tree delighting in the college lifestyle. The group experienced a day in the life of a a college student. “Walking through Georgia Tech’s campus, it was really pretty and cool to see all the students,” Junior Katie Word said.

NC students venture out to colleges in Atlanta

Jessica Joachim, Photographer
October 16, 2018
Students often stress over what to major in far before they ever get into college.

“Major” anxiety about choosing perfect major

Jacob Tutterow, Copy editor
April 9, 2018
Students gathered around to take on their roles as delegates by receiving their own name tags and room assignments. The first conference of this school year, this conference serves as an introduction to the expectations of Model UN. “I think Model UN is really great for people who want a better understanding of the world and diplomacy,” NC junior Harrison Haley said.

Model UN takes on Georgia Tech

Morgan Brown, Reporter, Photographer
October 20, 2017
NC’s Model UN spent weeks preparing for Georgia Techs Model UN conference. Students from all over Georgia gathered on the campus and readied themselves for the long conference ahead. Dressed to impress, students presented themselves in formal attire and prepare opening statements for the exciting day ahead.

Model UN takes Georgia Tech

Morgan Brown, Photographer, Reporter
October 9, 2017
Senior Shelby Estroff presents a proposal to the General Assembly Plenary as the Malaysian Delegate to the UN Security Council.

A “Malayzing” job: Model UN attends Georgia Tech conference

Sam Smith, Reporter
October 18, 2016
Waiting to decide: The developing gap between early and late college committers

Waiting to decide: The developing gap between early and late college committers

Anabel Prince, Copy editor
May 13, 2016
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