Social media feeds students’ political awareness
Carter Ellis, Reporter@carterecourant To many adults, social media can seem like a time wasting outlet where high schoolers vaunt their exotic vacations, fun nights with friends,
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NCTV recognized by two Student Production Awards
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Spotlights: Sienna de Kanter
Carter Ellis, Reporter@carterecourant To many adults, social media can seem like a time wasting outlet where high schoolers vaunt their exotic vacations, fun nights with friends,
Olivia West, Editor-in-Chief@oliviawcourant Walking down the halls of the high school this fall is different than any year before. Instead of students hanging out around
Aleena Nasruddin, Editor-in-Chief@aleenacourant 74 clubs at the high school have to adjust their plans for the year to abide by both the Center for Disease
Caroline Vincent, News Editor@cvincentcourant Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden’s Aug. 11th announcement that Senator Kamala Harris will be his running mate in the 2020 election
Abigail Cushman, Centerfold/Special Projects Editor@abigailccourant 2020 has been a year of spontaneity, surprises and uprises. COVID-19, protests, policing, human rights, the climate, and more will