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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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Kaitlynn Worthen and Alexander Running talk about their memories and experiences on the team. They said they liked how it gave them the chance to focus on getting better and interacting with others.

New unified bowling program offers unique bonding opportunities

Aditi Jain, Co-Editor-in-Chief Mar 7, 2019

Getting a strike was, according to participant and freshman Alexander Running, his favorite memory. “It’s hard for me to aim the ball sometimes, and the fact that I actually got a strike,” Running...

Original music with local origins

Original music with local origins

Shannon Hong, Rachel Lawson, and Evelynn Li Mar 7, 2019

Jenny Xiong: Composer by Evelynn Li alking into the band room, you can hear the playful notes of a silver flute or the soft yet passionate musical tones of a piano. When junior Jenny Xiong played around...

Five of Inglemoor’s senior flutists competed as a quintet named Inglemoor HS Flute Choir on Saturday, March 2. Winning the
Northlake regional in the Large Woodwinds category, they will be moving on to the final state competition on April 26. From left to
right: Beatrice Duchastel de Montrouge, Rachel Chang, Alexandra Reed, Evelynn Li and Anna Li.

Students perform at annual WMEA contest

Nicole Turtle, Copy Editor Mar 7, 2019

On March 1-2, the band and orchestra players once again participated in the annual Solo and Ensemble competition. This two-stage competition allows musicians from across the state to perform — either...

With 60 seconds to come up with a plot and resolution, sophomores Izzy Guyer and Daisy Held improvise a scene during their weekly improv practice.

Artists at Inglemoor

Shannon Hong and Evelynn Li Mar 7, 2019

Daisy Held by Shannon Hong Every year until the age of six, sophomore Daisy Held saw “Twas the Night” at Studio East in Kirkland with her family. When she was seven, Held and her sister, Inglemoor...

Jones works on the scoring mechanism on this teams robot before the FTC State Championships on March 17.

Senior builds robots outside of school

Madeline Nguyen, Reporter Mar 7, 2019

On his robotics team, senior Evan Jones holds many titles. These include “Minister of Propaganda” because of his involvement in the team’s engineering notebook and “Head of Espionage” because...

Campus Supervisor Rick Calhoun holds a new Vape Sensors, soon to be placed in every bathroom school-wide.

All bathrooms receive vape sensors

Rachel Lawson, Managing/News Editor Mar 7, 2019

Three vapor sensors that can detect vape clouds, cigarette smoke, marijuana smoke and noise escalation were installed on March 4 in various bathrooms around the school. Inglemoor is the first school within...

News Briefs: March 2019

News Briefs: March 2019

Janick Gold, Reporter Mar 7, 2019

Local Volunteers jump to the aid of stranded Northshore families After a record-breaking snowstorm stranded many low-income Northshore families in their own homes, Superintendent Dr. Michelle...

Cheeky Alpha: Puzzle Page

Cheeky Alpha: Puzzle Page

Miles Gelatt and Olivia Sasson Mar 7, 2019
Disclaimer: Nordic does not condone sleep deprivation and in fact recommends full winter hibernation. The collective hive-mind that is Cheeky is very tired and hope Scandia knows we love them #plsloveustoowe’relonely. We at Cheeky are sorry.
Many students aren’t getting enough sleep, which can affect their health and academic performance.

Sleepless in school

Stephanie Dossett and Sonya Sheptunov Mar 6, 2019

According to the National Heart, Blood, and Lung Institute (NBHLI), teens aged 13-18 are recommended to get 8-10 hours of sleep per day. We collected data from a poll of 348 students about the average...

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

Sleep deprivation takes its toll

Sonya Sheptunov, Co-Editor-in-Chief Mar 6, 2019

For many students, a significant loss of sleep can have serious repercussions beyond just nodding off in class. While getting rest is important, school nurse Carol Ward said there are more to the symptoms...

Junior Nathan Loutsis (left) and Suzanne Greathouse (right) are announced as the newest members of the Kenmore Planning Commission.

Junior joins the Kenmore Planning Commission

Monserrat Villaseñor, Reporter Mar 4, 2019

Founded in 1998, Kenmore has been a city in the state of Washington for 21 years. For the first time in its history, a high school student joined the City Council as a part of the Planning Commission....

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