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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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The cast of “Working” rehearse the song “All the Livelong Day,” acting as everyday citizens. While some cast members have a more specific role, during large ensemble pieces the whole cast works together as to create a choreographed scene. Pictured is Serrein Sabbah, Taylor Reddick, Hunter Essex, Malu Rivera, Briza De La Cruz, Julia Owens and Akhila Narayanan.

Spring musical brings new talent to drama department

Carina Bixby, Reporter Apr 20, 2019

In preparation for their upcoming debut, the cast of this year’s musical practices every day after school as they sing and dance their way across the theatre stage. “Working” is based on a book written...

#VOTECHEEKY2020

#VOTECHEEKY2020

Evelynn Li and Audri Saulters Apr 19, 2019

Meet Chadwick (Chad) Hometown: Beige, Wyoming Current Occupation: Influencer. That’s right, he spreads the flu. What a sick dude. Political alignment: A member of the Green-Tea Party, which doubles...

Members of the Black Student Union pose for a picture after one of their weekly Wednesday after school meetings in room 926. Clockwise from top left: Dédé Stewart, Jaeonna Johnson, Osayi Stewart, Anisha Chowdhry.

BSU gives students a voice

Rahima Baluch and Nicole Turtle Apr 18, 2019

In the face of rising nationalism and hate crimes in the U.S., a Black Student Union (BSU) was established at Inglemoor in August of 2018. Though it is not associated with the National Black Student Union,...

Jupiter Grant focuses on his paddling. He often practices kayaking in the Sammamish River near Bothell Landing Park.

Out-of-the-box sports

Stephanie Dossett and Madeline Nguyen Apr 16, 2019

Senior kayaks competitively by Madeline Nguyen Once the buzzer sounds, the kayakers take off. Olympic gold medalist Greg Barton passes senior Jupiter Grant on the first stroke and, within 10 seconds,...

Freshman Sheiladay Arante works on a project on a computer in the library during her third period EL class. There are currently over one hundred students in the program with varying English-speaking abilities.

English Language program grows and gains resources

Cami Brix and Evelyn Yang Apr 15, 2019

EL program offers academic support for students by Evelyn Yang Among the many academic programs at Inglemoor — International Baccalaureate, Advanced Placement, Running Start and more — is another...

For a lot of students, it is difficult for them to stay in touch with their cultural background and where they come from. So what does it mean to embrace ones identity?

Embracing Identities

Aditi Jain and Minita Layal Apr 13, 2019

Cienne Bronson by Aditi Jain Adopted by caucasian parents at 15 months from China, senior Cienne Bronson has grown up with American culture her entire life. She said she struggles with discovering who...

Widespread vaccination is crucial to the protection of those more susceptible in our society.

A healthy life is a basic right

Stephanie Dossett and Miles Gelatt Apr 12, 2019

Everyone has a basic right to live in a healthy environment, and those who refuse to get vaccines do not show consideration of those rights, or the health and well-being of the people around them. Disease...

Wind Ensemble performs on April 8 in the Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall. Along with the Chamber Orchestra, they were selected for an encore.

Inglemoor ensembles strike gold in San Francisco

Janick Gold, Reporter Apr 10, 2019

Nearly 100 band and orchestra students traveled to San Francisco for the April 8 Festival of Gold, where the nation’s most-accomplished ensembles performed in the Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall. Three...

Senior Sean Mulcare stands at the plate against Woodinville on April 1st. The Vikings went on to win 5-0, the sixth win in a string of eight straight.

Baseball fights for top spot in KingCo

Caden Frank, Sports Editor Apr 7, 2019

Coming off a remarkable run to state in 2018, which included the first KingCo title since 2001, head coach Craig Bishop has high expectations moving forward. “Our goal this year is to get back to...

Pitcher Taylor Waara fires a pitch across the plate against the Woodinville Falcons. The girls lost a low scoring game, falling to the Falcons 2-1 on April 1st.

Softball coasts into 2019 playoffs

Sam Goetze, Photo Editor Apr 6, 2019

As the season has progressed, “Always compete” has become the softball team’s motto for the 2019 season. The Vikings have consistently competed at a very high level, as proven by their record so...

On April 1, Gov. Jay Inslee signed the T21 bill at the Fred Hutch building in Seattle.

The Washington T21 Bill taking effect

Kaitlin Angeles, Reporter Apr 5, 2019

As of March 27, the Washington State Senate had a vote of 33-12 in support of House Bill 1074, also known as the Tobacco 21 or T21. On April 1, the bill was delivered to Gov. Jay Inslee, and the official...

Will these climate strikes actually amount to any change?

Point/Counterpoint: Climate strikes

Aditi Jain and Audri Saulters Apr 4, 2019

We need to put consistent pressure on the government for policy changes by Aditi Jain The recent debate for climate change is about finding the most efficient approach to solve the problem. To protest...

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