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A Legendary Day for Women in America

Kamala Harris elected as first women Vice President.

By Braxton Mastre, Reporter • Published January 21, 2021

Out of 244 years and 46 administrations, Kamala Harris is the first woman to become Vice President. Kamala Harris was born on the 20th of October 1964. Her father, Donald Harris, was Jamaican-American...

Fender Benders to Remember

A Closer Look on ENHS Students’ Car Accidents

By McKenna Ostler, Editor-in-Chief • Published January 19, 2021

Car crashes. The effects can go anywhere from a whole car of people dead to just a scratch on the passenger door. Collisions are more common than one may think, and that is proven through several...

Suppress the Stress

Stress has affected students and staff.

By Tara Binte Sharil, Managing Editor • Published January 14, 2021

As students get older, stress levels start to increase due to the amount of work piling up, more challenging concepts in classes, and tests like finals and the ACT. Although stress is part of life, some...

202.0 Facts About 2020

Dive into one of the craziest years with the craziest facts that made up 2020.

By Jack Vokt, Reporter • Published January 12, 2021

Covid-19 spread from continent to continent creating a global pandemic. Nebraska shut down schools in March cancelling spring sports. The NBA held the playoffs in “The Bubble” in Walt Disney...

Extra! Extra! READ All About It!

Elkhorn North High School’s media center has lots to offer for students.

By Maddie Ellis, Editor-in-Chief • Published January 8, 2021

The opening of a brand new building this past fall has brought many different aspects to the table. From brand new sports fields and courts to the extensive weight room, Elkhorn North has outdone itself...

2020 in a Nutshell

Reporter Tara Binte covers important events from this year.

By Tara Binte Sharil, Managing Editor • Published December 16, 2020

Small Businesses Are Making A Big Impact

Learn how you can make an impact in Omaha by supporting small businesses, while also looking in on the reality of what owning these establishments is really like.

By Anja Kovacevic, Reporter • Published December 16, 2020

With Covid-19 still raging, one of the most affected are small business owners. With local businesses struggling to keep up with the changes, it's more important than ever to look into how you can help...

Reviewing the First Remote Week

Elkhorn Public Schools installed a remote week after Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Spring Break to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. The first remote week was after Thanksgiving, students and teachers formed strong opinions on this.

By Jack Vokt, Reporter • Published December 11, 2020

Elkhorn Public Schools installed a remote week after Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Spring Break to help prevent the spread of Covid-19. The first remote week was after Thanksgiving, students and teachers...

Is The Electoral College Still Useful?

The debate on the usefulness of the electoral college.

By Braxton Mastre, Reporter • Published December 8, 2020

“The government solution to a problem is usually as bad as the problem” - Milton Friedman By definition of the Oxford English Dictionary, the electoral college is “A body of people representing...

Fresh with the Stress

Siblings, pets, homework, quizzes, tests, and more never ending schoolwork causes students lots of stress.

By Colin Keith, Reporter • Published December 8, 2020

Finals are around the corner, and when pairing this with daily homework it can cause major stress for students.There are so many factors that can cause stress in the world today. Millions of students get...

High Schoolers’ Heavy Load

Many student retail workers must manage a balance between work and school.

By Ellie Meckna, Social Media Manager • Published December 4, 2020

With the fast approaching holiday season, student retail workers are getting slammed with both work and school overload. Students are juggling the many projects they are receiving to prepare them...

Origins and Traditions of Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is a festive time of year for all.

By Colin Keith, Reporter • Published November 23, 2020

The very first Thanksgiving ever was celebrated in 1621. The Plymouth colonists and Wampanoag Native Americans shared an Autumn Harvest festival that we now call Thanksgiving. It was only supposed to be...

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