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Tidbits and plaudits: November

Tidbits and plaudits for the month of November.
Minita Layal, Web-Editor-in-Chief
Nov 22, 2019
Tidbits and plaudits: November

Tidbits:

  • Congratulations to girls soccer for making it to quarterfinals on Nov. 22.
  • Amazing job to Ella Marzac, Maddy Brown, Maddy Chow, Megan Chow, Savannah Nelson, Grace Lui, Naomi Voeller, Allison Koonce and Jewel Hau for qualifying for the state swim meet. 
  • Congratulations to Tommy Arton for being nominated for the Emerging Conservationist Award by the Woodland Park Zoo. He was also was chosen as a Youth Ocean Advocate by the  Seattle Aquarium. 
  • Shoutout to the cast and crew of Macbeth for an amazing production.
  • Good work to Verada Ellett for becoming the first State Champion in the ambulatory division for Cross Country. 

 

Plaudits:

  • Auditions for “The Little Mermaid” will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 11 after school in the choir room. 
  • The sock drive will be taking place in the Student Center until Nov. 27
  • Enjoy Thanksgiving break from Nov. 28-29
  • Send your friends Candy Grams by filling out the Google survey sent out to your student email.
  • Freshmen—meet with your Link Leader on Dec. 18 after school for some holiday decorating fun. This event will take place in the cafeteria right after school. 
  • There is a mandatory winter sports meeting for parents on Tuesday, Nov. 26 in the gym at 7 p.m. 
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Minita Layal
Minita Layal, Web-Editor-in-Chief
Senior Minita Layal is the Web-Editor in Chief of Nordic News for the 2020-2021 school year. Her goal is to continue providing the student body and community with relevant, impactful and informational content. She is also excited to expand the website to keep the community informed. Outside of Nordic, you can find her as a full IB student or reading any number of books. Her interests include creative writing, history, and political science

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