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The Water Fountains of North High, Ranked
Water fountains are a staple of life at North High. They are located all around the school, always ready to help with a refill or quench a student's thirst. However, not all water fountains are the same, and today, we are going to rank all the water fountains present at Great Neck North High. The water fountains will be graded from one to ten in three categories: location, taste, and water pressure. They will be arranged in random order.
June 27, 2025
Eylon Yudalevich and Charlotte Nerayoff
Feature
Johanne Lynch: On Latin, Legacy, and Life
Beloved Latin teacher Mrs. Johanne Lynch plans to retire from North and South High in June. She reflects on her journey, teaching philosophy, and the future of Latin education.
May 27, 2025
Ashley Liu, Associate Editor
News
Blazing Battlegrounds: Los Angeles’s Wildfire Crisis
The recent series of wildfires in Los Angeles has devastated over 40,000 acres of land and taken 29 lives, highlighting the growing impact of climate change. As the region deals with destruction and recovery, experts and residents alike stress the urgent need for policy changes and long-term climate resilience to prevent future disasters.
March 18, 2025
Daniel Davidson, Associate Editor
Opinion
How One Line Ended Kamala Harris’ Career
Kamala Harris’s political future was derailed in 2024 by a single, controversial decision: her public criticism of Israel during its war with Hamas.
February 24, 2025
Gregory Lyakhov, Associate Editor
Sports
Why is the January Transfer Window So Important?
In the realm of sports, players often switch teams. They accept elaborate and lucrative contracts for a unique set of skills that only they can replicate. Soccer is no different, and the January transfer window is a prime example of the importance of this time period. Read more to learn about why January is such a critical time frame for the Premier League.
January 27, 2025
Eylon Yudalevich, Associate Editor
Katie Bell Chimes In!
Senioritis: Navigating the Final Stretch of High School
Senior year is tough, but not for school-related reasons. We all get bored of actually trying in school, and just slack off, so here are some tips to battle your aptly-named Senioritis.
January 27, 2025
Katie Bell, Senior Managing Editor
News
Corporate Greed, Public Outrage, and a Murder That Shook America
Luigi Mangione’s shocking assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson has ignited national debate over the healthcare industry’s corporate greed and systemic issues. While the act of violence is widely condemned, it has revealed deep public frustration, amplified by disinformation campaigns and social media idolization
January 27, 2025
Michael Lyakhov, Managing Editor
Feature
New Shops Springing Up in Great Neck Encourage Small Business Owners
Despite the challenges of opening a store in Great Neck, a wide array of food options are opening up. From Rita’s Italian Ice to Pop Up Bagels, these exciting new food spots are offering new choices to enjoy.
January 27, 2025
Ella Shamash, Senior Digital Editor
Katie Bell Chimes In!
Balancing the Chaos: A Senior’s Guide to Navigating Social Life, Family, and School
Senior year is supposed to be the best year of high school, right? Let’s be honest—senior year is also one of the most chaotic. Between college applications, maintaining grades, spending time with family, and making the most of your last year with friends, it can feel like there are never enough hours in the day. The pressure is real but here are some tips from a senior currently experiencing this.
January 27, 2025
Katie Bell, Senior Managing Editor
Feature
Spotify Wrapped: A Year-End Tradition Celebrating Music, Memories, and Connection
Each year, Spotify unveils “Wrapped,” a personalized recap of a user’s music habits. Not only does it express one’s music taste, but it also reflects valuable memories and sparks connections through shared musical preferences.
January 27, 2025
Emma Lavian, Managing Editor