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  • February 5Purchase IHS Improv tickets! Second performance is Feb. 9 at 7 p.m. in the Little Theatre!
  • February 5Congratulations Nathan Choy and Franklyn Xue for qualifying for the American Invitational Mathematics Examination!
  • November 16Congratulations to “Murder on the Nile” for ranking first place in every category in the Seattle Repertory Theatre’s adjudication program!
  • November 16Congratulations to all our National Merit semi-finalists!
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Carbon Emissions (Taylor’s Version)

Carbon Emissions (Taylor’s Version)

Rishi Gala (he/him), Reporter Feb 6, 2024

Taylor Swift, a global music phenomenon, has undeniably captivated millions worldwide with her exceptional talent and charismatic presence. Renowned for seamlessly navigating various music genres with...

Supreme Court to rule on Colorado ballot

Supreme Court to rule on Colorado ballot

Lucas Talbot (he/him), Reporter Feb 5, 2024

On Feb. 8, 2024, the United States Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on whether the state of Colorado can remove Donald J. Trump, former president of the United States, from the Colorado Republican...

Cascadia College hosts 300 Running Start students each quarter. Cascadia is one of Washington’s thirty-four community and technical colleges that host the program.

Students explore alternative high school pathways

Many students participate in Washington State’s WaNIC and Running Start programs to try new things and train for their desired career. The Washington Network for Innovative Careers, which students refer...

Vanessa Yang and Daisy Ndegwah collaborate in their Academic Language Development class.

Multilingual learners navigate classwork and culture

Washington is home to more than 140,000 English Language Learner students, according to the Washington Office of Public Instruction, and 140 of these students attend Inglemoor. NSD uses the term Multilingual...

Should the SAT continue to be a paper test?

Should the SAT continue to be a paper test?

Starting March 2024, the SAT will be administered digitally rather than the traditional paper format. Additionally, every device used to take the SAT will need to download Bluebook, a testing app from...

Art by Iris Huang

Perfectly legal pay-to-win college admissions

Annabelle Yip (she/her), Reporter Dec 4, 2023

For years, the refrain has been that students from affluent families can afford to buy their way into college; given the Varsity Blues case, it would seem that the chorus is right. On March 12, 2019, a...

Teens struggles with body image

Teens’ struggles with body image

For many students, their relationship with their body image is constantly at the forefront of their minds. In a poll of 115 students, 81% reported that they feel insecure about their bodies, and about...

(From left to right) Head coaches Christian Hanna, Steve Hannan, Jason Metcalf-Lindenburger and David Wood pose with Athletic Director Kealey Stanich (middle) after the first girls’ flag football information meeting on Nov. 9.

Girls’ flag football touches down for winter season

This year, Inglemoor introduced a new winter sport: girls flag football. Flag football has been on the rise since the announcement that it will be a sport at the 2028 Summer Olympics. Athletic Director...

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