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Class of 2025 Graduation Photos

Class of 2025 Graduation Photos

ENHS seniors graduated in the Elkhorn Stadium on May 18
By Chloe Mead and Taylin Lacey-BensonPublished May 22, 2025

View all graduation photos taken by the north howler here.

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Phone screen replicated social media screen with notifications blowing out of the phone. Graphic made by Elan Perry.

From Playgrounds to Screens

The impact of technology on generational childhood experiences
By Elan Perry, Staff WriterPublished May 21, 2025

A bright light puts children to sleep; it is the new toy and pacifier. Children grip onto tablets before toy cars and dolls; they grow up playing on an iPad and watching TV instead of using their wandering...

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This is the house off of 187th and Honeysuckle  that was a victim of a fake 911 call.

S.W.A.T.TED

How an internet trends and pranks calls can turn dangerous.
By Asher Christo, Staff WriterPublished May 14, 2025

In late February, the Douglas County Sheriff’s office responded to a call which claimed that a man had shot his mother and intended on killing his sister at a house off 187th and Honeysuckle Street. The...

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Gavin Topf participating in the USC Ice Bucket Challenge.

Rebirth of the Ice Bucket

Students at Elkhorn North High School take up the USC Ice Bucket Challenge
By Gavin Topf, ReporterPublished May 8, 2025

The USC #SpeakYourMIND Ice Bucket Challenge is the trend that struck Elkhorn North swiftly and suddenly. Within one week, most students participated in the challenge and have nominated others to do the...

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The newspaper staff posed for a picture with the new 2025 print issue. They passed them out to the students at lunch that hour.

Print Issue is Out!

After months of work the print issue is now in the hands of the students
By Olivia Cemer, Staff WriterPublished May 6, 2025

On April 30, 2025, volume 5 of the North Howler print issue was passed out to all juniors, seniors, and teachers. If any of you seniors remember people pestering you for your “post-grad plans,” this...

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Graphic of photos from Nebraska State Journalism 2025 made by Elan Perry.

ENHS Goes to State Journalism

Journalist's hard work is recognized by the NSAA
By Elan Perry, Staff WriterPublished April 30, 2025

The North Howler newspaper and The Imprint yearbook teams brought their skills to the State Journalism competition on Monday, hosted by the NSAA at Northeast Community College in Norfolk, Neb. The difficult...

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Climbing the Ranks: From Class B to A

Climbing the Ranks: From Class B to A

Big move to Class A for ENHS in 2026-27 school year
By Jack Reinoehl, Tyler Cooney, Ally Lawrence, and Olivia CemerPublished April 30, 2025

With its introduction in 2020, Elkhorn North became the third EPS high school, and one of many Class B high schools in Nebraska. Since opening, the school gained recognition as Wolves athletics have excelled...

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Photo of Cyd Gottlieb prom her website pishonk.com.

Cyd Gottlieb: 3G Survivor

Gottlieb shares grandparents' story as Holocaust survivors and her experience keeping their legacy
By Taiya Viacrucis, Section EditorPublished March 27, 2025

On March 3, Cyd Gottlieb spoke to the ENHS sophomore class as a third-generation Holocaust survivor (3G) during third hour. Principal Dan Radicia opened the presentation by noting ENHS’s imperfection....

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A student sits at a table while people, who she does not know, enjoy their day. Students often have experiences like this when they are in a class without their friends.

You have no friends

Class rosters often make or break a student's class experience
By Niharika Kandari, Section EditorPublished March 7, 2025

Like most people, I came back from winter break with a new schedule. As I walked up the stairs and into room G215, my heart dropped. There was not a single person I was friends with in the entire room.  In...

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Siblings who are victims of the fires walk down the street of their neighborhood. Photo courtesy to Stella Kalinina for NBC News.

California Wildfire Crisis

Insight on the wet coast's annual wildfire season
By Elan Perry, Staff WriterPublished February 24, 2025

This year California residents experienced their worst fires amounting to more than they receive annually, which continue to significantly worsen. For the first time in years, many casualties occurred...

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Domino Effect: A Lesson Learned

Domino Effect: A Lesson Learned

After numerous conversations with district administrators, reporter Chloe Mead comes to a final conclusion
By Chloe Mead, Managing EditorPublished February 21, 2025

My main goal when writing The Domino Effect and A Stop to the Track was to answer some of my own questions pertaining to school safety and uncover what the Elkhorn Public School district has done to protect...

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Student Ava Newbauer opens TikTok instead of doing her homework. This is a reality for many students at this school.

Advocating for the ban

The TikTok ban was lifted but some students wished it had stayed
By Olivia Cemer, Staff WriterPublished February 5, 2025

In the last decade social media has been implemented into our lives more than ever before. From kids to adults, social media is used for information, advice, communication, but most of all, entertainment....

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