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Lizzy Burke Opinions Editor Free the Children’s third annual Water Walk is Sunday, May 18th. The event will take place at Waveny Park at 1PM,
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Lizzy Burke Opinions Editor Free the Children’s third annual Water Walk is Sunday, May 18th. The event will take place at Waveny Park at 1PM,
Matt Riley Reporter This spring, NCHS juniors were introduced to the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium tests as a trial run before the assessment’s formal debut
Madeleine Gertsen Reporter When students were in kindergarten, there was little to no homework and bedtime was around 8a.m.. The bus came at 8:45a.m.,
Sean Davidson Reporter Sophomores, juniors, and even seniors make the choice to park in the Waveny Park dirt-lot, despite the long walk to school and
Carly Risom News Editor With senior year just around the corner, many juniors have spent a significant amount of time touring college campuses throughout second