Senior Profile: Steffi Badanes
Steffi Badanes Blogs Editor ’11-’12 After being part of the Courant staff for two years, as a reporter and blogs editor, my high school journalism
NCHS holds first-ever Media Day
College admissions officers give seniors advice on the application process
Should AP & Honors classes have a homework limit?
Know your community resources: the Young Philanthropist Program helps to raise awareness
Elizabeth Holmes, Billy Evans and the collapse of truth
Solutions to Food Waste: Food Rescue US
Rams football: on the hunt for a five-peat
How students are getting involved in the 2026 elections
How NCHS students balance demanding sports and rigorous academic schedules.
Remembering Dolly Parton: more than the music
Steffi Badanes Blogs Editor ’11-’12 After being part of the Courant staff for two years, as a reporter and blogs editor, my high school journalism
Lucia Molina
Retired Editor-in-Chief
I began taking journalism three years ago as a sophomore and now I end my NCHS journalist journey knowing more than I had anticipated about the field of communications. As a sophomore, my starting position was being a reporter, but as I worked towards having more responsibility in the class, I became a Features editor. I held this position the end of my sophmore year and all through junior year, at the end of which I became one of two editors-in-chief for the Courant year 2011-2012. These three years have taken me out of my comfort zone, and by doing so, have helped me grow as a person and a leader. I hope to take the skills I’ve learned from my advsiors, Mr. Mcateer and Mr. Cebulski, to college with me and to continue exploring the world of
Wheatley Raabe
Reporter
On May 24 the World Language Department held their seventh annual International Night in the cafeteria from 5-7. Students, teachers and parents enjoyed numerous ethnic foods, listened to student performances and watched an award ceremony to honor those who excelled throughout the year.
Bryn Pennetti
Arts, Entertainment & Technology Editor
Have you ever wanted to create a disease and spread it to millions of people? Thousands of others have had the same need as Apple users begin spreading their personally created diseases on the app Plague Inc.
Audrey Piehl & Alima Cannon
Opinions Editor & Reporter
Senior Cameron Lancaster, a budding photographer, uses his camera to capture reality as he views it. He looks beyond the reality seen and captures the expression of emotion and the purpose of the moment with his camera lens.