Rams Beat Trumbull 47-0 for Coach Marinelli’s 400th Win
Globe Opinion: The democratization of space: atoms vs. electrons
From fundraiser to fashion phenomenon: The evolution of the Met Gala
NCHS Debate Team Wraps Up Record Season
Somewhere between end and beginning
More than music: Leo Ficks leaves a lasting legacy at NCHS
Editorial: NCHS Faces Pressure As Data Questions New Phone Ban
NCTV recognized by two Student Production Awards
‘Saying something’ made the difference in the NCHS TikTok investigation
Spotlights: Sienna de Kanter
Online homework has become a significant part of students’ schedules over the past couple of years. With digitized textbooks, grade books, and school designed websites, physical worksheets and handouts have become almost unnecessary. Students and teachers have different opinions on the distracting and helpful qualities online homework provides.
Bryn Pennetti & Julia Hardy
Arts, Entertainment & Technology Editors
With the eleventh anniversary of 9/11 just two weeks behind them, the Sculpture I, Advanced Studio Art and AP Studio Art classes took a field trip with the AP Photography class to New York to observe and photograph the 9/11 Memorial and High Line.
The field trip was formed so that students could better grasp the reasons for art and get inspired for their own work. All the classes plan to use the photographs and sketches from the trip and use them to create an exhibit.
NCHS hosted its annual “Names Can Hurt” Assembly on Thursday, Oct. 18, which focuses on the issue of bullying among children and teens.
Cydney Ventura Reporter While some freshman still need an adult just to get into the movies, seniors, can already buy tickets to R rated movies
With the new year underway, students are receiving new rubrics on behalf of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) that address 21st century learning expectations.
