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Parents Careers Impact on Children’s Job Choices

A deeper look into the roots of, “What are you going to be when you are older?”

By Alayna Vaughn, Reporter • Published October 17, 2023

“Find a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life” is commonly quoted when choosing a career. For some students this passion is found in their homes. At a young age, children...

False Alarm?

Scary situations spark interest in school safety at Elkhorn North.

By Paityn Christoffels, Reporter • Published October 6, 2023

Since the beginning of the school year, multiple fire alarms have gone off and there was a minor school shooting threat. Students wonder what caused these situations and what was done about them. On...

Aaron Rodgers Out

Aaron Rodgers suffered a season ending injury against the Buffalo Bills in the season opener.

By Harrison Vokt, Staff Writer • Published October 3, 2023

A lot can happen in 45 seconds. On September 11, during the first Monday Night football game, newly traded quarterback Aaron Rodgers tore his achilles tendon in his first four plays as a New York Jet. ...

Breaking: Elkhorn North Wins the NSAA Cup

Elkhorn North dominated Class B in activities and athletics this past year.

By Brandon Urbano, Sports Editor • Published May 30, 2023

During the 2021-2022 school year, the Wolves proved that Elkhorn North’s athletics and activities programs was one of the best in the state, earning second place in the NSAA Class B All Division Cup...

North Side Night of Jazz

Elkhorn’s jazz bands, barbershop quartets, and jazz choirs came together to share their love of jazz with the community.

By Bella Thoreen, Reporter • Published May 8, 2023

The North Side Night of Jazz took place on April 28, from six to nine o’clock at Elkhorn North High School. This is an event where all the jazz bands, barbershop quartets, and jazz choirs from Elkhorn...

What’s the move?

Seniors decide what’s to come post-graduation.

Published May 4, 2023

UNO Hannah Bailey Sophia Banfield Dawson Baye Kayla Beachy Karim Bernal Rio Bischof Zach Christiansen Claranne Davies Dillon Drew Nathan Dull Kinsey Egerton Kara Frahm Garrett Heaney Abby...

Who wrote this?

New AI software “Chat GPT” becomes the ultimate test of academic integrity.

By Meghan Cunningham, Content Editor • Published May 4, 2023

Chat GPT, an artificial intelligence software released on November 30, 2022 can provide many benefits to schools, such as increased student engagement, improved efficiency and accuracy of grading, and...

The Gap Between

A disparity exists between the resources students seek and what the counselors can provide.

By Bella Thoreen, Reporter • Published May 4, 2023

Teens have never felt more in the dark than in 2023 America. Mental health issues need to be a priority in schools for the sake of students’ well-being and ability to live a happy and healthy life. Students...

NSASSP honors Mr. Radicia: Outstanding High School Principal of the Year

By North Howler Staff • Published April 27, 2023

Principal Dan Radicia was awarded 2022-23 Outstanding High School Principal of the Year at the Region II meeting on Wednesday, April 26. “I joined the ranks of hardworking principals that do...

All in the Public Eye

Is it beneficial to have a major criminal case at the forefront of people's lives?

By Kailey O’Brien, Content Editor • Published February 27, 2023

No matter who someone is, if they took one scroll on TikTok anytime between November and December, at least one video about the Idaho murders was bound to be on their For You Page. From conspiracy theories...

The Future of Women in America: Roe v. Wade Overturned

An in-depth look at the historic and controversial decision of Roe v. Wade

By Tara Binte Sharil, Managing Editor • Published January 4, 2023

A leaked draft of a US Supreme Court opinion on May 2, 2022, forever altered the future of America as the decision of nine Supreme Court Justices sent shockwaves across the country. On January 22, 1973,...

The Cost of Education

What was intended to be free is now driving students to pull out their wallets.

By Courtney Hagestad, Editor • Published January 4, 2023

An education is meant to be free and accessible to all students in America, however not all students have equal access to success. Open educational resources (OER) are educational materials that are...

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