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Nikolas Novikov (he/him) and Sam Boyer (he/him) • Jul 3, 2026

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About the Contributors
Nikolas Novikov (he/him)
Nikolas Novikov (he/him), PR team
Sophomore Nikolas Novikov is excited to grow as a person, writer and artist as a reporter. He hopes to further develop his graphic design skills and create engaging and impactful graphics. Outside of Nordic, Nikolas participates in a variety of clubs, including DECA, FBLA and the Red Cross Club. Nikolas is also an avid paddler for his Sprint Canoe & Kayak team, Cascade, making nationals two years in a row! In his free time, Nikolas loves gaming, procrastinating, listening to music and playing with his ginormous cat named Mocca.
Sam Boyer (he/him)
Sam Boyer (he/him), PR team
Sophomore Sam Boyer is excited for his first year as a reporter! As he grows his skills in writing and reporting, he hopes to use his voice through the articles he writes to keep Inglemoor informed and engaged. When Sam isn’t writing articles, he spends his time rowing for the Inglemoor crew team, fueling his caffeine addiction and hanging out with friends, as well as listening to and producing music. He is also involved in the Inglemoor band and Mock Trial team. His goals for this year include expanding his writing ability and becoming a part of the Nordic News Podcast.