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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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Key Club member Paige MacDonald raised over 1000 pounds of donations for the Northshore Senior Center

Volunteering with the Vikings

Alissa Lau and Natalie Dion May 4, 2022

Clubs at Inglemoor such as Key Club and National Honor Society (NHS) dedicate themselves to community-based volunteering, while Feeding America and Feminist Student Organization (FSO) have more specific...

“The Amazon Scout robots are tested in the neighborhoods around the Eastside Church and can be seen from bus 174’s route. These two were seen on April 7 as they drove around the neighborhood in the afternoon.”

The new Scouts in town

William He and Miriam Miller-Friday May 4, 2022

Amazon Scout is a fully electric, autonomous delivery robot that was announced by Amazon in 2019. According to Amazon, they were first tested in Snohomish County, and according to an article written by...

The benefits and repercussions of the IB diploma program has been in debate over the last few years. But how does this prestigious program, truly affect students?

Is it really you and me against IB?

Jana Dimikj and Miriam Miller-Friday May 4, 2022

Point: The International Baccalaureate program is known for being a rigorous and academically challenging program that pushes students to dive deeper into their education. However, one of the stand-out...

HapARA you on task?

HapARA you on task?

Arushi Sharma, News Editor May 4, 2022

Teachers have the ability to track students’ internet activity. They can see what YouTube videos students watch, what sites students visit, what private emails students receive and send, all the time—even...

This data shows the percentage of students who felt sad or hopeless based on gender. The Healthy Youth Survey only included statistics for two genders: male and female. This is the statewide data for 2021.

OSPI: The un-Healthy Youth Survey

Arushi Sharma and Claire Meng May 4, 2022

Every other year, the Washington State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) administers the Healthy Youth Survey to students in grades 6, 8, 10 and 12. Because of COVID-19, the 2020 survey...

Anything can happen in the apocalypse. Everything has changed, even our very own Vice Principal Shawn Rainwater. Nothing is safe, not even you.

Cheeky in the future

Robyn Ross and Violet Brose May 3, 2022

In an unimaginable future one year from now that we at Cheeky have imagined, the United States is a barren wasteland. The rest of the world is the same, but as typical Americans, we don’t really care....

Finding a local and affordable place to eat can be difficult on a night like prom. Nordic has complied a short list of restaurants worth trying for a night out on the town.

Nordic’s night on the town

Tammi Tran and Mireya Avalos May 3, 2022

From traditional Chinese cuisine to world famous fish and chips, Nordic has curated a niche list of restaurants perfect for a night out, located around some of Seattle and Kenmore’s most interesting...

Gov. Inslee signs bill to ban non-electric vehicles by 2030

Gov. Inslee signs bill to ban non-electric vehicles by 2030

Weiju Wang, Reporter May 3, 2022

On March 25, Gov. Jay Inslee signed a bill stipulating that, beginning in 2030, all vehicles newly sold, purchased or registered in the state must be electric. The bill is part of a $16.9 billion transportation...

U.S. issues gender-neutral passports

U.S. issues gender-neutral passports

Weiju Wang, Reporter May 3, 2022

Since April 11, American citizens have been able to select their gender as “X” on their passports in addition to their sex on their social security cards. This was announced by the Biden administration...

King County approves program to fight racism and other injustices

King County approves program to fight racism and other injustices

Weiju Wang, Reporter May 3, 2022

On March 15, the King County Council approved a grant program to fight the displacement of racial minorities and other consequences of historical racism. The council recognized the county’s history of...


Freshman JayJay Maclean poses to throw a javelin at a practice on April 4.

Sticks & frisbees: Viking track and field athletes

Siqi Li and Natalie Dion May 1, 2022

Track and field has been a highly successful sport at Inglemoor since the school was built in 1965. And it remains so, despite two years of canceled meets due to COVID-19. The large team meets every weekday...

High school in movies vs IRL

High school in movies vs IRL

Robyn Ross and Cate Bouvet Feb 9, 2022

The crew here at Cheeky love popcorn and movies almost as much as we love our great overlord Disney—who probably owns each movie series listed below. But there are some issues with the depiction of high...

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