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  • Congratulations to the Track team for their exceptional performance at the Gear Up Eason Invitational!
  • Congratulations to Girls Golf and their season-record win against Woodinville!
  • Congratulations 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!
  • Good luck to everyone competing at the International Career Development Conference in Anaheim!
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Anzu Yonezawa rehearses at her tri-weekly ballroom dance lesson at the Aria Ballroom. Although she is currently just a beginner, Yonezawa said that she is taking private lessons right now and hopes to level up to bronze soon.

Senior shares passion for ballroom dancing

Margaret He, Co-Editor-in-Chief Apr 3, 2019

Soft classical music drifts across the studio during senior Anzu Yonezawa’s weekly lesson, as she works on perfecting her promenade step. Since she started it last August, Yonezawa has found a love for...

Foreign films

Foreign films

Roma by Maria Solórzano Oscar-winning movie Roma is adding to the legacy of “The Three Amigos,” consisting of directors Alfonso Cuarón, Guillermo Del Toro and Alejandro González Iñárritu. For...

News Briefs: April 2019

News Briefs: April 2019

Kayla Kapralova, Reporter Apr 1, 2019

Local Attempted kidnapping in Kenmore Kenmore police are on high alert after a twelve-year-old girl reported that a man attempted to kidnap her on March 21. Sgt. Ryan Abbott, spokesperson...

In all 11th grade English courses (English 11,
AP English 11 and IB Language and Literature 11 were observed), 11 of 21 works are written by white men, American or British. Only one is written by a woman of color.

Editorial: English classes overlook underprivileged perspectives

Mar 31, 2019

“The Crucible,” “Of Mice and Men” and “Macbeth:” these are the classics many of us will eventually read in our English classes. The timeless themes of these books are so enriching that even...

After recieving the registration forms, students talk with the counselors about their schedules for the 2019-2020 school year. In the
career center, students work out their plan for the rest of high school.

2019-2020 school schedule changes to seven periods

Aditi Jain, Co-Editor-in-Chief Mar 22, 2019

Throughout the past year, members of Northshore school district appointed committee has been looking for better ways to support students in meeting the new Core 24 credits graduation requirement: a state-based...

Recently, diversity in children’s books has expanded to include a wider range of races, religions and LGBTQ+ topics. As a result, the stories in our libraries are beginning to change for the better. Even as teens, children’s books can offer an entertaining read and also remind us of valuable life lessons.

Shelf-awareness: a library of representation

Rahima Baluch and Margaret He Mar 18, 2019

“Imani's Moon" Written by Janay Brown-Wood Illustrated by Hazel Mitchell Even though Imani is the smallest child in her Maasai village, she has big dreams of touching the moon. Despite constant...

Many students aren’t getting enough sleep, which can affect their health and academic performance.

Why aren’t we sleeping?

Stephanie Dossett, Reporter Mar 7, 2019

For children, sleep means bedtime stories, grandma’s quilt and snuggling up with their teddy. For high school students, sleep is the unattainable bliss — the holy grail carefully hidden beyond the...

This Op-Ed is an opinion page written by members of the community acting in a role unaffiliated with Nordic News.

Op-Ed: redesigning for club time

Mar 7, 2019
This Op-Ed is an opinion page written by members of the community acting in a role unaffiliated with Nordic News.
Based on a survey of 360 students, 44 percent of students believe PDA is acceptable on campus while 56 percent believe it is not.

Point/Counterpoint: PDA in a school setting

Emmy Goetze and Kayla Kapralova Mar 7, 2019

PDA is appropriate by Kayla Kapralova Public displays of affection (PDA) are far from rare on most high school campuses. However, the appropriateness of PDA, especially in a school setting, is largely...

Video game reviews

Video game reviews

Jonah Austin, Ryan Brownell, and Sam Goetze Mar 7, 2019

"PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" by Jonah Austin As the best-selling video game for the Xbox One and finding similar success on other platforms, “PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds” (“PUBG”) is a...

Junior Lucy Young dribbles up the court through a Rogers defender in round one of state. The Vikings advanced with a 65-54 overtime victory.

Girls basketball finishes 8th in state

Caden Frank, Sports Editor Mar 7, 2019

The girls basketball team’s last visit to the state tournament was four years ago, and on Feb. 14, they had a chance to return. However, heading into the half they trailed Lake Stevens 33-29. Senior...

Quentin Moore jumps over another player at the 2018 homecoming game against North Creek. Moore described this moment as “his favorite highlight of the season.”

Athlete features

Caden Frank and Minita Layal Mar 7, 2019

Revision 1/10/2024: an earlier version of this article stated that Quentin Moore attended Independence University instead of Independence Community College. He later transferred to and graduated from the...

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