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Cervantes routinely wipes down the trash cans in the main hall during her night-time shift. “I think my favorite hobby is cleaning, because, the before and after, I feel the difference and I feel good,” said Cervantes. “I feel good to live in the clean environment.”

Custodians shine with every sweep

Life is full of messes, but some can make you reconsider your career. On a work day like any other, faculty manager Sophia Jennings (she/her) received an urgent work order. “They called me: ‘Sophia,...

Apparel brands need to stick to sustainability

Apparel brands need to stick to sustainability

Violet Kinsey (she/her), PR team Apr 8, 2025

Sustainability has become a key selling point for apparel brands. Consumers sporting labels like L.L.Bean, Columbia and The North Face may know that these brands and ones like them often pledge total eco-consciousness,...

Seattle protesters unite: “We will not go back!”

Seattle protesters unite: “We will not go back!”

On March 8, protestors gathered in Seattle in a march to support International Women’s Day.  People carried signs protesting a range of current domestic and foreign affairs, including the overturning...

Originally a piece of undeveloped land, Kenmore expects to continue development of the Lakepointe property into an urban village and park. The project was awarded $7.5 million by King County in January for land aquisition and habitat restoration. “It is our hope that the amount of money that Kenmore would put in (to Lakepointe) would be significantly smaller and that’s to support providing a park,” Loutsis said.

Washington budgets face rising deficits

William He (he/him), Web Editor-in-Chief Apr 4, 2025

State and city budget dilemmas Over the next four years, Washington is projected to face significant budget shortfalls estimated between $12 billion and $15 billion. Largely caused by declining revenue,...

U.S. and Ukraine contend with shifting relationship

U.S. and Ukraine contend with shifting relationship

On the morning of Feb. 28, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance at the White House to discuss Ukraine’s relationship with the U.S. The meeting...

Wilson takes her dog on a walk. She got her dog a few months before her mom was diagnosed with monoclonal immunoglobulin deposition disease.

Students balance homework and home care

For many high school students, the time they spend working goes beyond homework and hobbies. Sophomore Zoe Wilson (she/her) learned what this was like firsthand when she had to adjust to new responsibilities...

Weigh the difference between AP and IB English

Weigh the difference between AP and IB English

IB and AP English classes reflect different pathways students can choose in their high school career. IB, as an internationally based program, analyzes a much more diverse range of texts focusing on global...

District committees need more transparency, less bureaucracy

District committees need more transparency, less bureaucracy

Weiju Wang (he/him), Co-Copy Editor Mar 24, 2025

NSD has 23 separate committees and task forces composed of teachers, parents and students. Each committee focuses on a different topic, ranging from the district-wide phone policy to school start times...

Cheeky Silver Lining

Cheeky Silver Lining

Feeling bummed out? Cheeky’s got you covered. We’re here to help you see the best in your situation and gain lots of wisdom along the way. Here are some situations with a silver lining.   Stubbing...

Davenport and Griffith laugh over stories through the window and door of their buses. “Being a bus driver gives me a chance to have a lot more friends, a lot more people to talk to, and I really enjoy that,” Griffith said. They often chat in the Inglemoor parking lot before students board.

Bus drivers steer the future

Yellow school buses are the hallmark of mornings and afternoons for over 400 Inglemoor students. The signature hiss of the brakes and doors that swing open to a waft of warm air become an unconscious familiarity...

editorial: Presidential pardons must serve justice, not politics

editorial: Presidential pardons must serve justice, not politics

William He (he/him), Web Editor-in-Chief Mar 14, 2025

The presidential pardon was enshrined in the Constitution as an “act of grace” to correct unjust judicial decisions and align with current public interests. Yet, recent abuses by presidents have exposed...

In the Pacific Palisades, California, firefighters watch the fire while posted in the Topanga Canyon above the Brentwood neighborhood Jan. 11. Photo courtesy of Jacob Yake.

Washington sends firefighters to Los Angeles

Boden Little (he/him), PR Team, Co-Director of Fun Mar 14, 2025

Over 50,000 acres of land were destroyed during the Los Angeles wildfires from Jan. 7-22. In response to a call for help from Los Angeles, Washington sent out nine strike teams in total. Shoreline, Bothell...

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