Molly Stine Reporter If Accepted 2017 has taught us anything, it’s that there are a lot of crazies out there, a lot of crazies that
Category: Blogs
Fresh, funny, and personal – straight from the Courant staff.
Public Displays of Affection
Carly Risom Reporter I watched a lot of movies as a kid. I saw “Parent Trap” every weekend, mostly because I wasn’t allowed to watch
Section Editor Blog: The Unnoticed works of the Courant
Ty and Isa here, helping you welcome in the 4TH QUARTER! (Almost there, kiddies). For those of us who are still somewhat engaged in this whole “school” concept -if you’re already in college, you don’t count- the Courant’s current and past stories can keep you informed about what’s up in NCHS.
Spring has sprung at Caren Forbes!
Harrison Burt
Blogs Editor
The beginning of any season brings an exciting opportunity to clear out your closet and make way for a contemporary and exciting wardrobe. But in the end, Spring tops all others. After months of Barbour jackets and Frey boots, students everyone can peel off the sweaters and leggings to begin their fashion rebirth. In a time of year fraught with endless colors, patterns, material and design possibilities, Spring is the time to really make a mark.
NBA Playoff predictions
John Berger
Senior Editor
With the second round of the NBA playoffs about to begin, it’s time to make some predictions. Realistically, there is a big gap between the so-called elite teams in the NBA and everybody else, and arguably an even bigger gap between the Miami Heat and the other elite teams. The first round has become increasingly uncompetitive lately. Any type of upset is really rare in today’s NBA. Over the last ten years, lower seeded teams have only won a series about 16.7% of the time.