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The argument of when the creation of music arose remains unknown and most likely will never settle, as it relates to vast amounts of historical events, religions and the overall creation of mankind. While a couple of scholars continue to choose to argue over the philosophy and origin of music, others prefer to admire it while it continues to grow and evolve. Music remains an art in itself and constantly exceeds listeners expectations.

The magic of music

Valentina Gonzalez, Reporter
January 30, 2023
Although the spooky season has come to an end, people can still enjoy it through horror movies in particular. As psychological horror increasingly gains popularity, they have seemingly taken over streaming platforms and theaters. This list of eight spine-chilling psycho-thrillers can help keep horror fans in the spooky spirit.

Eight chilling, thrilling and popcorn-spilling psycho-horror movies

Ren Lloyd, Opinions editor
November 3, 2022
On September 1, the Brain Food club kicked off its first meeting of the 2022-2023 school year. This inclusive club allows NC students to gather once a month to discuss neuroscience and psychology, and to learn about them in a fun and engaging way. As the year progresses, the club hopes to increase its attendance rate and allow it to flourish.

NC’s Brain Food makes a comeback

Erinn Gardner, Editor in Chief
September 2, 2022
With lifted mask mandates across America, children and adults alike leave their houses without grabbing a face covering. With the return to a portion of normalcy, COVID-19 no longer crosses the minds of numerous Americans. Despite this small taste of freedom, children still cope with the continuation of the pandemic’s lingering effects.

Unmasked, but not unfazed: children face the brunt of COVID-19’s aftermath 

Amber Roldan, Editor in Chief
May 10, 2022
For years, psychologists and neurologists have deeply studied dreams to truly understand what happens during the process. Dreams can vary from highly pleasing to extremely disturbing. Different components can change the way a person dreams or the dream itself.

Dreams don’t happen without the dreamer

Lauren Lee, Reporter
May 2, 2022
At a certain point in life, it must end. Those we leave behind will grieve, mourn and eventually adapt to a new way of life. However, people should not feel pressure from society to only feel the emotions listed in the five stages of grief . “Put simply, grief is the price we pay for love, and a natural consequence of forming emotional bonds to people, projects and possessions. All that we value we will someday lose,” CEO of Australian Health Centre for Grief and Bereavement, Chris Hall MAPS, said.

The Real 5 stages of grief

Jemiah Clemons, Opinions Editor
August 25, 2021
Mr. James Auld strikes the same pose as his cutout self, representing his evolution from teaching AP Human Geography to becoming the Magnet Coordinator. Auld finds the transition from AP teacher to Magnet Coordinator challenging, yet rewarding, as he looks forward to interacting and impacting the magnet program as a whole. “I hope to expand the types of opportunities that the students get to experience while in the International Studies program to make their experience better,” Auld said.

From AP teacher to Magnet coordinator: Coach Auld

Haley Kish, Photo Editor
September 18, 2019
Stereotypes: effects on the young minds of students in NC

Stereotypes: effects on the young minds of students in NC

Jessica Joachim, Reporter, Photographer
April 25, 2019
Two Warrior alumni visited psychology classes today to talk about the field of school psychology. The two psychologists, Kelli Jones and Ashley Jackson, used to be students in AP Psychology teacher Ms. Shelnutt’s class in 1988 and 2007. After taking the course, they felt empowered to carry on a career in psychology. “I couldn’t be more proud to have my former kids here. To think that I’ve planted a seed that has blossomed into successful careers for them is quite fulfilling. It makes me very happy and proud to be a Warrior,” Shelnutt said.

Warrior alumni pay a visit to current students

Nati Duron, Photographer
December 7, 2018
Good Grief: How others cope with loss

Good Grief: How others cope with loss

Michayla Cherichel, Reporter, Photographer
April 18, 2018
Today in Coach Hargis’ psychology class, a magician came by to give students a lesson on sensation and perception. Junior Jill Floyd initialed a quarter, then proceeded to bend the quarter at the magician’s direction. “I don’t know how he did it, but he grabbed my arm and shook it then all of a sudden I was holding a bent quarter. It was scary,” Floyd said.

If you give a kid a quarter…

Nadya Awino, Photo Editor
March 9, 2018
Shannon (left) recreates a childhood memory for her parents with older sister Kayley (right).

How does a memory work?

Shannon Rapp, Arts and Entertainment editor
December 19, 2017
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