Shedding light on student trends and culture at the high school.
Monica Nair
Photos and Graphics Editor
For anyone who’s ever been burned by a mooch, you’re not the only lone shark. Mooches, or people to take things from others, rely on their lenders, or friends who always pay for their spending. NCHS students explained their experiences of borrowing and lending, and how sometimes the cycle of mooching can get out of hand.
Tyler Kendall Features Editor On Jan. 2 NCHS switched from “source separation” to “single stream” recycling. This was the result of a special report on
Keaton McAuliffe
Reporter
On a winter Saturday morning, most students are cozied up in their beds catching up on their sleep. Junior Sara Musicco, on the other hand, is up at 7:00, putting on her snow gear and preparing to hit the slopes at Stratton Mountain Resort.
Junior Connor Gress tries his best to keep up with school reading, although sometimes he is tempted by internet sites that claim to provide supplemental help to difficult literature. “When we were assigned Huckleberry Finn in my American Studies class, I found it to be very hard to understand because of the different language in the book,” Connor said.
As NCHS senior Harper* stares at a blank document on her computer screen, unable to suppress concerns of SAT testing, college applications, and on top
