New principal promises to motivate students towards success
Cami Brix, News Editor
April 8, 2018
Filed under Feature
Adam Desautels has already taken his first step in building a relationship with the Viking community, and he hasn't even started his first year as principal. On March 29, students, parents and community members received their first correspondence from Desautels. In his email, Desautels said that he i...
A portrait of inequity
April 5, 2018
Filed under Feature, Multimedia, Showcase
Let's face it: some of us walk an easier path through life than others. This isn't to say that everyone doesn't have their own personal hardships to face, but the fact is that a person's race, socio-economic status and gender and sexual identity can add to these hardships. Acknowledging the roadblocks...
Going green: We have a ways to go
March 13, 2018
Filed under Feature, Multimedia, Showcase
Green. It seems like this word is thrown around all the time these days, whether in regards to climate change, construction or efforts by schools and businesses. Discussions about the environment come up all the time, and yet it seems like there is little action. Nordic saw this and was curious to discover...
Lil’ Viks, bigger spirit
Oliver Hopcroft, Opinion Editor
February 20, 2018
Filed under Feature, Print Stories, Sports
If you’ve been to a football or basketball game, you’ve probably seen a group of passionate elementary school students, cheering on the sidelines with spirit gear and pom-poms. These are the Lil’ Viks. At their cheer camp, held twice a year for one day, boys and girls in pre-K through sixth gr...
Girls bathrooms stocked with tampons and pads in a Random Act of Kindness
Maya Holt, Web Editor-in-chief
February 16, 2018
To have successfully participated in Random Acts of Kindness (RAK) week, juniors Kamaria Taylor and Michelle Soi could have simply smiled at someone or held open a door. Instead, they undertook a project that will positively affect about half of the school, and will hopefully continue to encourage o...
Considering self-love
Audri Saulters and Sophie Bourgoin
February 13, 2018
Pink hearts, cards in the mail and fellow students making out in every corner; the Valentine’s Day season has yet again inspired the outcry of its usual hopeless romantics and cynical singles. Modern Valentine’s day is centered entirely around the idea of romance and expressions of love targeted t...
Students continue sports outside of school
Olivia Sasson and Christian Barlow
February 3, 2018
Freshman runs with Cascade Striders By Olivia Sasson Being on one cross country team takes a significant amount of time and commitment, and freshman Brooklyn Liang is now running for two. Liang has been running for the Cascade Striders Club for four years and has just finished her first season ...
Classroom turns courtroom for weeklong mock trial
Kaylea Agate, Reporter
February 1, 2018
Filed under Feature, Showcase, Uncategorized
The gavel raps sharply against the desk and the judges take their seats, signaling that court is now in session. A witness is called and takes the stand after being sworn in by the bailiff, and an attorney approaches to begin questioning. In room 913, the Pullman Trial is in full swing. From Jan...
A look at political polarization
Maya Holt, Web Editor-in-Chief
January 20, 2018
Filed under Feature, Multimedia
Can the parties compromise and work together? Trinidad said there are issues to confront before cooperation is possible. "People are really really divided and I think we can get really emotionally invested in our views," Trinidad said. "I think on both sides a lot of people have the tendency to turn ...
Band instructor officially joins music program
Aditi Jain, Reporter
December 17, 2017
Filed under Feature
To make the “V” shape for the Vikings or the “W” for Woodinville at the Homecoming game, the marching band puts in hours upon hours of practice on the cold, wet field at Pop Keeney. Band and orchestra teacher Bruce Wilson is no stranger to Inglemoor as he has helped students become better in th...
Break on a Budget
Joanna Wyler, Ariane Apigo, and Rachel Zaharia
December 10, 2017
Filed under Feature
Surviving the first four months of school calls for celebration, and what’s a better way to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year with the longest break during the school year? Of course, staying home and sleeping in might be a good place to kick off winter break, but this season isn’t one to ...
Letters to Sherwood
December 8, 2017
We reached out to current and former faculty and alumni to express their thoughts on Sherwood's time at Inglemoor. Sally Barnum, teacher, 1983-2007 I worked closely with Mrs. Sherwood for 15 years when she was principal and I was the Activities Coordinator. Mrs. Sherwood has had a stellar career at Inglemoor...
April 8, 2018
Dangling sideways, using her heel to grip the wall and jumping between holds are all moves necessary for freshman Kimaya Wijeratna to complete a brightly-colored bouldering...
