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Scrutiny Grows Over Government Response to Hurricanes Helene and Milton
As residents across multiple states recover from the devastation of hurricanes Helene and Milton, criticism mounds over the governments response. While relief efforts seemed to be immediate, ongoing challenges have sparked debate about the country's preparedness for future disasters.
October 21, 2024
Daniel Davidson, Associate Editor
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TikTok’s Global Food Trends: The Latest Foods You Need To Try
The emergence of culturally different foods has taken over the world through a social media app, from Dubai Chocolate to Hwachae Punch.
October 20, 2024
Emma Lavian, Managing Editor
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Game On-Repping School Spirit in Jerseys
In the middle of North High’s Spirit Week, students get to wear their favorite jerseys representing many different teams and even cultures. Read on to find out more about Spirit Week, Jersey Day, and how students can express themselves through their clothes.
October 13, 2024
Emma Lavian and Katie Bell
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Taiwan’s Energy Crisis Threatens Global Microchip Industry
Taiwan, the world’s leading microchip producer, teeters on the edge of an energy crisis that threatens its dominance in the global tech market. With most of its fossil fuels imported and renewable energy options limited due to geographic restraints, Taiwan’s growing microchip industry is pushing its energy grid to its breaking point. The looming political threat from China has further exacerbated this situation, putting Taiwan’s economy and global microchip manufacturing at risk.
October 13, 2024
Michael Lyakhov, Managing Editor
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Adams Under Fire: Breaking Down the Web of Scandals Surrounding New York’s Mayor
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is facing federal charges as growing scandals raise doubts about his leadership. As the controversy deepens, people are questioning his promises and political future.
October 9, 2024
Raphael Nassimiha, Associate Editor
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Names, Not Numbers: Memorializing Holocaust Survivors’ Testimonies
A program for high school students, Names, Not Numbers aims to preserve the memories of Holocaust survivors. After a year of research, interviews and filming, North High’s students completed a documentary featuring Holocaust survivors Manfred Korman, Sonja Geismar and Eric Lipetz.
October 1, 2024
Jolie Nassi, Editor-in-Chief
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Spirit Week Day 2: Tie-Dye & Tug of War
During Spirit Week, students and teachers embraced school spirit by wearing colorful tie-dye outfits and participating in a spirited game of Tug of War.
September 30, 2024
Raphael Nassimiha and Daniel Davidson
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Quiz Bowl in Color: Spirit Week 2024 Class T-Shirt Day and Quiz Bowl
Class T-Shirt Day and Quiz Bowl 2024 was a day to remember! The seniors won Quiz Bowl, with the sophomores coming in close second. Read more to learn about the close game and spirit imbued on class t-shirts this year!
September 29, 2024
Nava Sedaghat and Ella Shamash
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From Chaos to Comeback: The Unfolding Drama of Trump’s Narrow Escape and Biden’s Exit
July has been a month of mayhem for the political world. Starting with former President Donald Trump’s assassination attempt, the upcoming election has taken center stage within news headlines and debates, being fueled even further once President Joe Biden dropped out from the race. Instead, Vice President Kamala Harris will be facing Trump in November, and it seems like Democrats will put 100% of their effort into making sure she gets the spot in office.
September 16, 2024
Kian Soleymani, Managing Editor
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The Bright Side Blueprint: Illuminating Your Path to a Brighter Future
Having a positive outlook in times of adversity can be extremely challenging, especially for high school students. An often underappreciated notion is that our daily experiences and actions are significantly influenced by how we perceive and understand the world around us and within ourselves.
September 16, 2024
Nava Sedaghat, Associate Editor