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With pressure to have the perfect summer before starting college, the beauty of the simplicity and impulsivity of summer vacation can quickly fade. Spending carefree time with friends and family will allow seniors to fully enjoy and appreciate their post-graduation summer. Purchasing a disposable camera can help permanently capture and encapsulate the memories created this summer.

Senior year summer: one last hurrah

Amber Roldan, Editor-In-Chief
May 11, 2022
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
While considered illustrious and holding the nickname of the Black Harvard, Howard University has caught itself within a scandal regarding the living conditions within its dormitories. Howard students showcased video after video of expired air filters, belongings covered in mold, an infestation of cockroaches and deplorable hose showers. Students set up tents outside on campus, arguing that the hefty price tag of 50,000 dollars for tuition and public and private grants to the school should cover their living conditions by tenfold.

Honored Howard University caught in dormitory scandal

Zioni Moore and Erinn Gardner
October 29, 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
The magnet program provides magnet students with an open lounge where students can work, eat lunch, and host meetings before and after school. Both James Auld, the magnet coordinator, and Leasa Bonilla, the magnet clerk, provide the students with an abundance of resources so that they can achieve all their goals. “I chose NC as it provided better opportunities for me as compared to my districted high school. I feel like I have achieved more through the magnet program as opposed to staying in my district. There was also more for me to be involved in at NC, like the clubs, games and people,” senior magnet student Allison Castaneda said.

Why do CCSD magnet students choose NC?

Bianca Farfan-Hernandez, Reporter
September 22, 2021
On Thursday May 7, the graduating class of 2021 gathered once more before their commencement ceremony at the end of the month. Treated with food, activities and a NC towel, the seniors laughed and talked on the field of Emory Sewell Stadium one last time.

NC’s Screen on the Green: Graduates edition

Elyssa Abbott, Editor-in-chief
May 11, 2021
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Four Reasons why students should consider dual enrollment

Hannah Luck, Archives Editor
March 29, 2021
NCHS Honors Night

NCHS Honors Night

May 29, 2020
Although his high school running career reached an untimely end, senior Patrick Moran plans to continue doing the sport he loves at Berry College. “[When] school closed, it cut the season basically right when it started around the first race. Ive coped with it best by staying positive and talking to my teammates even though we arent running in season,” Magnet senior and long-distance track runner Patrick Moran said.

COVID-19 steals senior athletes’ last chance to play for NC 

Jenny Loveland, Staff
May 1, 2020
Magnet senior Jacqueline Ortiz delivers her research presentation, titled “Vaping versus Cigarette Smoking: Generational Perspectives.” After years of focused instruction, these seniors used their developed researching skills to study a modern topic of their choosing. Using collected data and graphs to visually represent their information, all the presentations featured a minimum 12-minute discussion and post questioning.

Practice makes perfect: Seniors unfold Magnet presentations

Peyton Stack, Staff
January 27, 2020
NC Lady Warriors faced off against the Hillgrove Hawks on their Senior Night Tuesday, October 1, 2019. Though the Warriors walked away with a loss, the defense filled the game with amazing plays, and they will walk into their next game with their heads held high. “Some of us have been playing together for five or more years and we created lifelong friendships and memories. Sometimes good things shouldn’t come to an end,” NC senior varsity softball player Kathryn Bywaters said.

Softball seniors’ night

Jemiah Clemons, Staff
October 9, 2019
Magnet senior Tara Anastasoff walks across the stage in the Performing Arts Center to receive her sash, certificate, and medal for completing the Magnet program. Students received recognition for all their efforts in the program during the is ceremony.

Magnet convocation 2019

Jayden Stabler, Sports Editor
May 22, 2019
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