Making prom night your own
Shannon Hong, Olivia Sasson, and Evelyn Yang
May 17, 2019
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From outfits to activities, prom night is filled with customs and traditions. For some, this creates an exciting opportunity to defy expectations and stand out. Here’s the story of one teacher’s prom experience and how two seniors are making this year’s masquerade-themed prom their own....
LGBT+ visibility at risk
Carina Bixby and Kayla Kapralova
May 15, 2019
Pride advocates face backlash by Carina Bixby In a room filled to capacity, students, staff and community members gathered at the Northshore School Board Meeting on Monday, May 13 to voice their concerns surrounding two groups within the district, each with a different view on how the LGBT+ community...
Senior takes eco-friendly action from home
Nicole Turtle, Copy Editor
May 12, 2019
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As the nation begins to accept environmental problems as a burgeoning crisis, senior Quinn Rector changes her own daily habits in favor of more eco-friendly actions. “I think it’s a very important issue in the world right now, but it hasn’t gained a lot of traction yet in the United States,...
Photographers shoot to win
Oliver Hopcroft, Co-Editor-in-Chief
May 11, 2019
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The gym can convert between basketball courts, volleyball courts, an assembly space — and an art gallery. On Saturday, May 4, the walls were covered in student photos as Inglemoor hosted the Washington State High School Photography Contest. This year, students entered 3500 photos across 17 categories, rangi...
Wielders of the pen
Rahima Baluch, Reporter
May 5, 2019
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Kayleigh Coll One night in the fifth grade while babysitting, freshman Kayleigh Coll stayed up late writing a piece of poetry that would change her life. This was when she realized writing was something that she wanted to do for the rest of her life. While Coll began her writing journey that night, she ...
Spring musical brings new talent to drama department
Carina Bixby, Reporter
April 20, 2019
Filed under Feature, Print Stories, Showcase
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 by Studs Terkel and was first performed in 1977. Adapted by Stephen Schwartz and Nina Faso, the sho...
BSU gives students a voice
Rahima Baluch and Nicole Turtle
April 18, 2019
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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, BSU has become a significant member of the school’s cultural clubs. The union strives to edu...
English Language program grows and gains resources
Cami Brix and Evelyn Yang
April 15, 2019
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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 lesser-known pathway with barely over one hundred students: the English Learners (EL) program. The EL pr...
Embracing Identities
April 13, 2019
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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 she is and how it relates to being Chinese in America. “You have two different identities:...
Senior shares passion for ballroom dancing
Margaret He, Reporter
April 3, 2019
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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 ballroom dancing and plans to continue it even after she graduates high school this year. Befo...
Original music with local origins
Jocelyn Ayenew, Shannon Hong, Rachel Lawson, and Evelynn Li
March 7, 2019
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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 on her family’s piano at only three years old, she developed an acutely strong desire to learn ...
Students perform at annual WMEA contest
Nicole Turtle, Copy Editor
March 7, 2019
Filed under Feature, Print Stories
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 in “ensembles” or individually — classical pieces to judges, who then provide feedback on the...
Carina Bixby and Kayla Kapralova
May 15, 2019
Pride advocates face backlash by Carina Bixby In a room filled to capacity, students, staff and community members gathered at the Northshore School Board Meeting on Monday,...
