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After a chaotic two years, the senior class of 2022 finally reunited in person for their final year of high school. The students will all look back on their high school years fondly and reminisce on the great memories that NC provided. “One of my favorite memories from school is having classroom debates and discussions with some of my favorite teachers. I loved hearing everyones opinions and being able to make connections with other students,” senior Maddy Nomura said.

Class of 2022 says goodbye to the school that shaped their future

Hannah Gresham, Features Editor
April 23, 2022
At 10:15 this morning, NC held an informational meeting in the library hosting Kennesaw State University librarian assistant professor Leslie Drost. Drost taught students how to access and navigate KSU’s library database. The library on KSU’s campus offers several sites and resources for research projects or homework. Library staff and students also offer help with class locations along with any questions or concerns. “[The meeting] was very informative, and I learned a lot about the different databases KSU has for research. I learned how to access different resources that can be helpful for homework and essays. She [Drost] answered a lot of our questions and was super helpful,” senior Yasmin Chagas said.

NC hosts KSU librarian

Giovanna Talone, Reporter
April 19, 2022
Payton Klesitz’s art impresses students and staff alike with her advanced understanding of gesture and light. The graphite piece comes to life by her shadows which give it an almost 3D appearance. The rest of Klesitz work in art this year follows the pattern of realism as she hones her focus to realistic portraits that highlight the double standards and issues in American society.

Klesitz creates captivating art for NCHS community

Dominik Perez, Reporter
December 10, 2021
Joining the dual enrollment program offers an amazing chance to earn college credit, certificates, and a start to degrees. The state-funded program allows students in the dual enrollment program to simultaneously gain both a high school and college experience. “I am so glad I joined the dual enrollment program because in the future I will already be comfortable with the campus and I will have 30 hours of college credit as a freshman which is a great jump start. It helped me grow as a whole and gave me a new sense of maturity. It really makes you open up more,” senior Carly Bedenbaugh said.

A look into the dual enrollment program

Bianca Farfan-Hernandez, Reporter
December 10, 2021
A scarecrow stands in downtown Kennesaw as part of the Scarecrows on Main event, and while Halloween draws ever closer, families look for Covid-safe activities to celebrate the holiday. “Halloween is my favorite holiday, and I was feeling a little concerned that this year we might have to skip on it. Luckily our community is coming together to make sure Covid doesn’t put a damper on celebrations,” Kennesaw Mountain sophomore John Davis said.

Never fear, Halloween events are here

Dominik Perez, Entertainment Editor
October 27, 2020
KSU paused a large number of on-campus activities in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. Concerts and other annual public events no longer take place, while any sports still commencing enforce several limits and restrictions. KSU keeps students safe and engaged in the 2020-21 semester by incorporating an alternate rotation schedule, where students participate in online classes one week and attend in-person classes the following week.

Life at KSU

Elijah Pacis, Reporter
October 26, 2020
The class of 2019 attended a senior meeting during an extended homeroom to talk about important announcements about graduation, important dates, and graduation tickets. Each senior will receive five tickets for their family to attend the graduation ceremony on May 23, 2019. ”Senior year has been nothing but good to me. I am excited to graduate and ready to start college, I cannot wait for the rest of my senior year and everything that is in store for me,” senior Kevin Nguyen said. Current Kennesaw State University students also presented their college advice to the seniors after the graduation presentation.

Graduation in 3…2…1…!

Dehlin Lee, Reporter, Photographer
February 27, 2019
NC seniors Reed Walker, Ryan Camesa, and Christine Call utilize the communitys public facilities to study for their upcoming finals and complete homework. I think this is a great place to study because its a productive working environment, especially the Quiet Zone. It just really allows me to focus and thrive academically, especially during finals, Camesa said.

Into the community we go!

Tara Anastasoff, Editor-in-Chief, Photo Editor
November 29, 2018
The Model United Nations team spends their Wednesday morning in the library, perfecting their argumentative and diplomatic craft.

Model UN prepares for next conference

Ashu Ebot-Tabi, Reporter
March 8, 2018
Three new delegates answer five minutes worth of questions about their proposed resolution to the Iranian nuclear crisis after they were told that U.N. investigators found weapons-grade Uranium in Iran.

Model UN hosts successful New Delegate conference

Michael Smith, Photographer, Reporter
October 26, 2015
Scientista provides STEM field options for young, motivated females

Scientista provides STEM field options for young, motivated females

Sophia Mapua, Reporter
February 23, 2015
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