How can I focus on schoolwork when my mind and desk are cluttered with holiday memories?
How can I focus on schoolwork when my mind and desk are cluttered with holiday memories?
Mia Duffy (she/her)
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January photo diary

To document the loveliest January of all Januaries, four Nords went out and about with their cameras looking for photo opportunities.
Byline photo of Joseph Rockwell (he/him)
Byline photo of Mia Duffy (she/her)
Byline photo of Violet Brose (they/she)
Byline photo of William He (he/him)
Joseph Rockwell (he/him), Mia Duffy (she/her), Violet Brose (they/she), and William He (he/him)
Feb 6, 2023

Joseph Rockwell

Joseph's photos
Joseph Rockwell (he/him)
Black oystercatcher doing a little bit of self reflection.

Mia Duffy

 

Mia's photos
Mia Duffy (she/her)
It’s nice to see the trees wish to continue the festivities.

Violet Brose

William He

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About the Contributors
Mia Duffy (she/her)
Mia Duffy (she/her), Reporter
Senior Mia Duffy is a reporter for Nordic News during the 2022-2023 school year. Her goal for Nordic this year is to delve into a new world of creativity through journalism. She also looks forward to improving her writing skills and contributing illustrations to the paper. After school hours, Mia is the event planner for the art club, spends time with her family, and annoys her cat. At weekends she can be found at the library with a stack of books (of which, she will only read half).
Violet Brose (they/she)
Violet Brose (they/she), Cheeky Editor
Senior Violet Brose is Cheeky Editor and a second-year reporter. They look forward to watching and being featured in burrito compilations as well as working on graphics. In their free time, they enjoy creative writing, art, and taking walks in nature.
William He (he/him)
William He (he/him), Web Editor-in-Chief
After four long and arduous years, senior William He embarks on his last cycle of Nordic News as Web Editor-in-Chief for the 2024-2025 school year. As always, Will aims to continue Nordic’s mission of serving the Inglemoor community by expanding the newspaper’s physical and digital presence by creating relevant, informative, and entertaining content. Make sure to check out last year’s installations of the Nordic News Podcast and be on the lookout for more to come!