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  • Great job to Mock Trial Club for taking first place at regionals and good luck at state!
  • Shout out to all the DECA competitors who qualified for the International Career Development Conference!
  • Congrats to girls flag football for placing fourth at the state championship!
  • Congratulations to all our award-winning delegates and staffers at VMUN!
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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...

Bad Bunny beckons new era with latest album

Bad Bunny beckons new era with latest album

LJ Lamason (she/her), Reporter Mar 7, 2025

If you open your phone and check Spotify, a small endangered frog called a Coqui — who listens to music, takes photos and maybe has a good cry — might appear behind whichever new Bad Bunny song is...

Budden juggles a soccer ball. Soccer players use juggles to improve focus, ball control and foot-eye coordination.

Vikings take no off days this off-season

Off-season training allows athletes to stay in shape and active when not competitively playing their sport. Crew co-captain and senior Neve Gelatt (she/her) said that she has to work out immediately afterschool...

NSD teacher arrest spotlights need for child exploitation awareness

NSD teacher arrest spotlights need for child exploitation awareness

This article contains discussion of child sexual exploitation. If you are uncomfortable reading about this topic, we advise you to skip this article.

“We are all fearful”: Challenges of undocumentation

“We are all fearful”: Challenges of undocumentation

Lucas Talbot (he/him), Photo Editor  Feb 1, 2025

"It’s going out each day with fear because there’s a lot of talk at times about how they’re going to come, that they’re going to kick you out, how they’re coming to your house to get you. If...

Aspiring cosmetologist nails her craft

Aspiring cosmetologist nails her craft

Camille Pierce (she/her), Managing Editor Jan 30, 2025

After learning how to do nails through YouTube tutorials in eighth grade, senior Sakura Lopez (she/her) started designing a new set of nails for herself every one to two weeks. When she first started doing...

Malu Touras dribbles the ball up the court for the Vikings on Dec. 14 in the third quarter. The team beat Ferris High School 58-36 on Alumni Night while celebrating former athletes who have played for the team.

Undersized athletes don’t come up short

Charlie Haug (he/him), Sports Editor Jan 30, 2025

Across most sports, size and height are important factors. Basketball players, for example, often use their height to shoot over opponents or their long arms to defend. While being undersized can limit...

Victor Bautista and five other Brawl Stars players queue into a match as two teams of three. They played two matches in the courtyard during break on Dec. 5.

Gamers share the world behind the screens

Although released in 2018, Supercell’s Brawl Stars’ player base has increased by 50% this year, and the craze over this arena battler mobile game has taken over Inglemoor as well. Senior Victor Bautista...

From left to right: Juniors Sam Hiller, Maximus Waddell and Brandon Rockwood plan an opening for a future show featuring a football toss.

Lights, camera, action: Behind the scenes with GMI

William He (he/him), Web Editor-in-Chief Jan 28, 2025

Good Morning, Inglemoor! Each Wednesday and Thursday, GMI greets students with a video that showcases important school information, sports recaps, sports features and teacher interviews. However, GMI is...

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