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Girls volleyball sets up for future of success
Stephanie Dossett, Reporter
November 25, 2018
While the all-new coaching staff couldn’t break the girls’ volleyball team’s two-year run of unsuccessful seasons, they brought the players other victories. The team has worked hard this season on an aspect of volleyball commonly overlooked: the in-game mentality. “That’s kind of ou...
Crew rounds up fall season with a win
Margaret He, Reporter
November 25, 2018
Crew finished their second fall season strong, with all teams successfully finishing in the top three, at their first and only regatta in Greenlake on Nov. 3. On the men's side, the four boat crew placed first and the eight boat crew placed second. On the women’s side, the eight boat crew placed ...
Cheerleaders get loud and proud
Emmy Goetze, Reporter
November 25, 2018
As students look out from the stands, a cheer breaks out from the girls up front. “Hey you! You know the story! Tell the whole wide world this is Viking territory!” The girls facing the crowd are all a part of the cheer team who cheer on and encourage many sports teams throughout the year. Behi...
Football makes first playoffs since 2011
Caden Frank, Sports Editor
November 25, 2018
When the 2017 season was all said and done, the Inglemoor football team found themselves finishing with a combined record of 3 wins and 28 losses since 2014. Headed into this new season, expectations league wide were low for the Vikings, but instead the program surged to a 5-1 start, and secured a s...
Face in the Crowd: Zoe Schenk and Elan Bustillos
Evelyn Yang and Madeline Nguyen
November 25, 2018
Senior holds the gavel at PACMUN conference by Evelyn Yang, opinion editor The Pacific Model United Nations (PACMUN) conference will take place from Nov. 10 to Nov. 11 with an expected 800 delegates, and senior Zoe Schenk is in charge of it all. Schenk is this year’s Secretary General of PACMUN,...
New concert hall coming soon
Minita Layal, Reporter
November 25, 2018
Northshore’s Capital Projects Bond passed on the February 2018 ballot and, as a result, a new concert hall on campus will open in fall of 2021 for current freshmen to enjoy as seniors. According to School Board Director Sandy Hayes, construction of the new building will start in the spring of 202...
News Briefs: November 2018
November 25, 2018
Local By Jonah Austin Schrier wins House seat over Rossi in District 8 midterm elections The result of the midterm elections places Kim Schrier (D) as the new representative for District 8 with 6.36 percent of the votes over Dino Rossi (R). Shrier had previously acquired 18.7 percent of ...
Schedule changes to two lunches on Tuesday
Aditi Jain, Feature Editor
November 25, 2018
After debating three-lunch and two-lunch schedules, administration will be transitioning to a two-lunch schedule on Nov. 13. In order to make a final decision, there was a 93 percent vote on Oct. 15 in favor of switching to two lunches among teachers and other staff. Principal Adam Desautels said ...
Point/Counterpoint: Unweighted vs. Weighted GPA
September 27, 2018
A grade point average (GPA) summarizes a student’s academic performance by assigning each class grade to a numerical value (A = 4.0, B = 3.0, etc.) and taking the average of the point total. Some schools, including Inglemoor, use an unweighted grading scale, meaning that the points for a specific gra...
Rory Knettles, A&E Editor
August 23, 2020
On Aug. 12 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden chose Californian Senator Kamala Harris as his running mate for the upcoming presidential election. This decision comes...
