Have Sports Injuries been Increasing Recently?
Reese Hanrattie, Reporter @reese48540843 Specialization in youth sports has prompted an expanded number of injuries in younger competitors, frequently adding up to intense contusions or
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NCHS holds first-ever Media Day
Reese Hanrattie, Reporter @reese48540843 Specialization in youth sports has prompted an expanded number of injuries in younger competitors, frequently adding up to intense contusions or
Natalie Lopez, Executive Editor @nlopezcourant Emma Shullman, Executive Editor @eshullman1 The boys hockey team has an impressive 10-1-1 record heading into the end of the
Catherine Burges, Story Editor@cburges_courant Social media has been both a blessing and a curse on the culture of this generation, as it allows people to
Lucy Lee, Reporter@lucyleecourant Phones are a pivotal part of a teens’ life, both inside and out of school. High schoolers spend hours upon hours scrolling
A couple of decades ago, schools across America dealt with the growing problem of school shootings, by implementing lockdown procedures designed to ensure student safety.