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Cringe culture stifles students’ interests

Cringe culture stifles students’ interests

Cringe culture refers to the awkwardness, embarrassment or the pressure to shame that often arises when someone or something is percieved as unusual. This is fueled by society’s tendency to judge others...

Flye skillfully creates ceramic pieces on the pottery wheel.
He prefers to create useful pieces that are also aesthetically
appealing.

Time Flyes when you’re having fun

Creativity and passion Flye high. Ceramics teacher of room 406 pedals through class, clay, and everything in between.  On the Flye with Mr. Flye. Flyeing through the day. All of these headlines ring true...

Uncover misconceptions around mental disorders

Uncover misconceptions around mental disorders

Dangers of self-diagnosis Imagine trying to focus in class, but repeatedly feeling the urge to check your phone for any new notifications. You regularly hear your friends use the phrase “I’m so OCD”...

“The Suits” are an unofficial group of spirited students who cheer in the front row and go all out for games. At a football game on Sept. 14, members of The Suits, Monpas-Huber (left), Alex Arreola (center), who is an honorary member referred to as The Joker, and Mathieu Gioanni (right), lead the student section.

Viking spirit regains momentum

Boden Little (he/him), PR Team, Co-Director of Fun Dec 6, 2024

If anyone would know the history of Inglemoor’s school spirit, it would be Dave Allemeier (he/him). Allemeier graduated from Inglemoor in 1979, where he has taught at since 1986.  Inglemoor’s school...

Full time cook Elaine Ackaret (left) and substitute cook Caroline Pittsford (right) prepare and serve trays of orange chicken and rice. “Mostly it’s filling empty spots as people are on leave, vacation, sick, but I think probably every school has an empty spot that needs to be filled,” Pittsford said. Photo by Crayson Mavrinac

Food and Nutrition program sustains itself

Crayson Mavrinac (he/him), Cheeky Editor, Co-Director of Fun Nov 15, 2024

  I get in the kitchen at 5:30 a.m. and turn on all the ovens and the lights and start getting our barrels of water, and emptying the old water, setting up a la carte, getting the cash registers...

A student checks their grades on StudentVue, NSD’s grade management platform of choice.

Teachers seek to reduce grade inflation

The trend of “grade inflation” — the distribution of grades that don’t align with the student’s mastery of taught material — has prompted debate over the degree to which grading alone should...

Alumni across the country chase their dreams

Alumni across the country chase their dreams

Jada Ambers (she/her), Reporter Nov 12, 2024

Recent Inglemoor alumni are working hard to pursue their dreams, living all over the country. As they chase new experiences, they’ve given intriguing stories and advice for current high schoolers. Class...

In the above AI-generated photo, a teacher grades a student’s essay. The prompt given to AI was “a perplexed teacher sitting in a classroom grading
an essay submitted electronically, trying to determine if the assignment was written using AI.” Photo generated with Adobe Firefly by Weiju Wang.

Educators grapple with ethical AI use

New innovations in artificial intelligence have changed education significantly as tools such as ChatGPT have become popular. Many students have started using AI to complete their assignments, and educators...

Misinformation polarizes presidential election

Misinformation polarizes presidential election

Former president Donald Trump will exit the presidential race, citing non-specific personal reasons. This social media announcement comes just less than a month before the presidential election on Nov....

Kamitsuna distributes Kanji worksheets, Japanese characters, to her IB Japanese 300 class.

New teachers sail into Viking Waters

Rishi Gala (he/him), Co-Design Editor Oct 25, 2024

Emiko Kamitsuna:  Japanese teacher Emiko Kamitsuna (she/her) is one of the newest members on staff. After 26 years of teaching, Kamitsuna is eager to see what teaching IB Japanese entails. “I’m...

Masculine expectations erode mental health

Masculine expectations erode mental health

Stigmas and suicide rates This article contains discussion of suicide. If you are uncomfortable reading about this topic, we advise that you skip this section.

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