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A vehicle drives past a school zone flasher sign just south of Inglemoor on Simonds Road. When the two lights on the sign are flashing, the new speed cameras enforce the speed limit of 20 mph. When the lights aren’t flashing, the cameras enforce a speed limit of 30 mph.

Automated photo enforcement begins along Simonds Road

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Toxic skinny culture in the 2000s: Beauty standards still rooted deep

Toxic skinny culture in the 2000s: Beauty standards still rooted deep

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Remembering Daniel Chu

Remembering Daniel Chu

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The tricks and trade of the senior assassin game

The tricks and trade of the senior assassin game

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NSD teacher arrest spotlights need for child exploitation awareness

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News
Why is Viking Time so much earlier?
Why is Viking Time so much earlier?
Elsa Wang (she/her) and Danny Hughes (he/him)
A vehicle drives past a school zone flasher sign just south of Inglemoor on Simonds Road. When the two lights on the sign are flashing, the new speed cameras enforce the speed limit of 20 mph. When the lights aren’t flashing, the cameras enforce a speed limit of 30 mph.
Automated photo enforcement begins along Simonds Road
Danny Hughes (he/him) and Elsa Wang (she/her)
Phone pouches being tested for use next year hang on the wall of the main office conference room. The school has been soliciting feedback from teachers and students regarding which options they like and why.
Administration discusses phone policy changes
Anna Oleynikova (she/her) and Weiju Wang (he/him)
Vince teaches her second period class in room 701, where the protest on May 13 took place. Her classes will be moved to the portables next year, alongside all other language classes.
Language classes face challenges of overcrowding
Kelvin Zhang (he/him) and Shyam Haritham (he/him)
Opinion
Point/counterpoint: Viral charity challenges on social media
Point/counterpoint: Viral charity challenges on social media
Crayson Mavrinac (he/him) and Piper Kinsey (she/her)
College has become too rough of a rodeo
Shyam Haritham (he/him), Sports Editor
editorial: Senior Assassin rules don’t make for an interesting game
Crayson Mavrinac (he/him) and LJ Lamason (she/her)
Red-Pill content radicalizes youth
Lucas Talbot (he/him) and Daniel Su (he/him)
Keeping culture in mind at this year’s prom
Violet Kinsey (she/her), PR team
Feature
Passing down the viking helmet: seniors give advice to the Class of ‘29
Passing down the viking helmet: seniors give advice to the Class of ‘29
Elsa Wang (she/her), Design Editor
Beeson directs end-of-day traffic at the front of the school. “We have two people dedicated every day to get people in and out of here. We came up with a new system where we open up the different roads so that people can exit out the back,” Beeson said.
Students and staff navigate parking changes and etiquette
Elizabeth Tsoy (she/her) and Callie Tse (she/her)
Seniors round up their scholarship winnings
Seniors round up their scholarship winnings
Camille Pierce (she/her), Managing Editor
Lund prepares to welcome students before first period. “My favorite part about teaching is the students, and how I get to stay caught up with what’s going on in teen culture and all of that,” Lund said.
Retiring teachers run one last rodeo
Elizabeth Tsoy (she/her) and Danny Hughes (he/him)
Senior Victor Bautista (he/him) examines the University of Washington student homepage for freshman updates. He plans to pursue a construction management degree in the fall.
First-gen students ride into new territories
Maya Cherny (she/her) and Annabelle Yip (she/her)
Inglemoor Theater Company - The Nordic News Podcast
Inglemoor Theater Company – The Nordic News Podcast
Charlie Haug (he/him) and Daniel Su (he/him) • May 29, 2025

Lights, camera, action! Ever wondered what it takes to bring a play or musical to life? Co-hosts Charlie Haug and Daniel Su sit down with Inglemoor...

Sports
The boys varsity baseball team celebrates their victory over Sammamish High School, the first game of the playoffs and game one of a double-header. In the single elimination tournament, every game could have been their last.
Baseball hits it out of the park
Lucas Talbot (he/him) and Charlie Haug (he/him)
Jones vaults into the air at Lake Washington High School during a meet.
Athletes’ next frontier: blazing the trail to college
Charlie Haug (he/him) and Ava Hedin (she/her)
Freshmen Anya Rajyaguru and Sophie Oprea warm up before their game.
Girls tennis finds their swing
Rishi Gala (he/him), Co-Design Editor
Confetti rains down from the ceiling for the Gators after Florida wins their third National Championship.
An end to the madness (in May)
Charlie Haug (he/him) and Lucas Talbot (he/him)
Seniors Grant Wotherspoon, Gabe Schutt and Jaxon Coburn jog down the track in their team rain jackets.
Track boosters support largest sports team
Danny Hughes (he/him), Opinion Editor, PR Manager
Arts & Entertainment
Dao shows off his style with his ripped and textured sweater over dark blue jeans enhanced by chains and jewelry as he smolders into the camera.
Self-expression in men’s fashion
Nicole Chen (she/her) and Shyam Haritham (he/him)
borealis literary arts magazine, Volume 1 Issue 1
borealis literary arts magazine, Volume 1 Issue 1
Camille Pierce (she/her), Iris Huang (she/her), Elsa Wang (she/her), and Ava Hedin (she/her)
Blind boxes sweep the nation
Blind boxes sweep the nation
Iris Huang (she/her) and Nicole Chen (she/her)
Wanted: Crushes and confessions
Wanted: Crushes and confessions
Emelia Mason (she/her) and Jada Ambers (she/her)
Cheeky
Cheeky’s Find Your College Major quiz!
Cheeky’s Find Your College Major quiz!
Boden Little (he/him), PR Team, Co-Director of Fun
Nordy Girl’s advice to student success
Nordy Girl’s advice to student success
Iris Huang (she/her), Co-Editor-in-Chief
Hall pass word games
Hall pass word games
Tatev Yeghiazaryan (she/her) and Langley Foster (she/her)
Cheeky Silver Lining
Cheeky Silver Lining
Rishi Gala (he/him) and Kelvin Zhang (he/him)
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