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  • March 19Congratulations to the Drama Team for placing 6th for their Murder on the Nile and 27th for their Little Women performances at the State Drama competition!
  • March 19Congratualations to everyone who competed at DECA's State Career Development Conference and good luck to everyone competing at the International Career Development Conference!
  • March 19Congratulations to Shirin Choi, Irin Robinston and Joshua Zou for winning first place in their events at the FBLA Winter Leadership Conference!
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Members of Northshore Pride (NSP) pose with rainbow flags outside of the Northshore Administrative Center, following the School Board Meeting on Monday, May 13. The group was joined by many other LGBT+ community members and allies, who informed the School Board of why they believe representation and education in schools is important.

LGBT+ visibility at risk

Carina Bixby and Kayla Kapralova May 15, 2019

Pride advocates face backlash by Carina Bixby In a room filled to capacity, students, staff and community members gathered at the Northshore School Board Meeting on Monday, May 13 to voice their concerns...

Who should regulate over-the-counter medication?

Who should regulate over-the-counter medication?

Stephanie Dossett and Margaret He May 14, 2019

The students by Stephanie Dossett From ibuprofen for migraines to allergy medicine for a stuffy nose, there are a variety of over-the-counter medications that students may need during the school day....

Quinn Rector holds up a bag of trash she collected outside of Bothell High School during one of her many trash walks.

Senior takes eco-friendly action from home

Nicole Turtle, Copy Editor May 12, 2019

As the nation begins to accept environmental problems as a burgeoning crisis, senior Quinn Rector changes her own daily habits in favor of more eco-friendly actions. “I think it’s a very important...

Olivia Oomens first-place entry in manipulation.

Photographers shoot to win

Oliver Hopcroft, Co-Editor-in-Chief May 11, 2019

The gym can convert between basketball courts, volleyball courts, an assembly space — and an art gallery. On Saturday, May 4, the walls were covered in student photos as Inglemoor hosted the Washington...

Senior Angela Clemens, who has been playing badminton since her sophomore year, hits overhand during badminton practice on April 30 for their KingCo game on May 1.

Girls badminton celebrates comraderie

Madeline Nguyen, Reporter May 11, 2019

As the season comes to an end, girls badminton looks to improve next season following their 0-12 record this year. Despite their difficulties this season, the team had a record number of 40 members, and...

Flashbacks to the past: 2000s teen movie reviews

Flashbacks to the past: 2000s teen movie reviews

Audri Saulters and Maria Solorzano May 7, 2019

10 Things I Hate About You by Maria Solorzano This late ‘90s movie twists and turns Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew into a drama filled with rambunctious students and teen rebellion with genuine...

Principal Adam Desautels speaks with students at a preliminary Climate Board meeting on May 14. From left to right: Owain Waszak, Jayden Estevez, Rahima Baluch and Ashley Egger.

Climate Board looks to involve students in on-campus equity

Janick Gold, Reporter May 6, 2019

A student-led Climate Board, introduced for the upcoming academic year, aims to put forward a more diverse range of student advisors to administration and ASB. The board is expected to include 20 students...

Wielders of the pen

Wielders of the pen

Rahima Baluch, Web-Editor-in-Chief May 5, 2019

Kayleigh Coll One night in the fifth grade while babysitting, freshman Kayleigh Coll stayed up late writing a piece of poetry that would change her life. This was when she realized writing was something...

Promposals have become too extravagant

Promposals have become too extravagant

Kaitlin Angeles, Reporter May 3, 2019

Prom has earned its spot as one of the most monumental events during a student’s high school career. However, the reason behind its significance has shifted from an evening of celebration with friends...

News Briefs: May 2019

News Briefs: May 2019

Cami Brix and Miles Gelatt Apr 30, 2019

Local Kenmore Air joins efforts in disaster preparation Kenmore Air joined relief efforts in April 2019 with the Washington Seaplane Pilots Association and the Washington Pilots Association to...

Forward Gabe Fahling shoots towards the goal in the first half of the game against Eastlake on March 27, although it eventually got saved. “[The coach] wants us to get more counter attacks,” Fahling said. “We want to defensively try to win the ball back more.”

Boys soccer hopes to edge a playoff spot

Monserrat Villaseñor, Reporter Apr 22, 2019

As the regular season comes to an end, boys soccer continues to power through their final games with the goal of making it to the KingCo playoffs for a second straight season. According to head coach...

All language courses should provide external study options.

Editorial: The importance of study abroad opportunities

Apr 21, 2019

For those studying a language, the importance of practice and immersion is well known as a way to better synthesize information and apply it on the fly. Outside of the classroom, however, students who...

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