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There is often a gap between words and actions here at ENHS regarding the level of handbook enforcement. Instead of prioritizing certain rules over others, all rules should be enforced to bridge this gap.

Words vs. Actions

The different levels of handbook enforcement
By Kyler Hilts, ReporterPublished May 1, 2025

At the start of every school year, students and staff are required to watch a video summarizing main points of the student handbook. They then sign a form agreeing to abide by the rules. However, many...

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Drowning in Elkhorn Excellence

Drowning in Elkhorn Excellence

Being Average in Elkhorn isn’t so average after all
By Chelsea Mahloch, Social Media ManagerPublished April 30, 2025

In four years, I have taken six honors classes, seven AP courses, maintained above a 4.0 GPA. In other districts, these stats would be extremely impressive. In Elkhorn, they feel, quite literally, average. Since...

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Letter From the Editor

Letter From the Editor

By Payton Brummels, Editor-in-ChiefPublished April 30, 2025

Dear Readers of the North Howler, I did not join the North Howler until my junior year. Until then, I couldn’t define what journalism was, I didn’t know how to quote someone properly, and I was...

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The Unsung Heroes of the Field

The Unsung Heroes of the Field

Junior varsity sports propel varsity success
By Harrison Vokt, Staff WriterPublished April 30, 2025

In the world of high school athletics, much of the spotlight shines on varsity teams. They capture headlines, experience the thrill of state, and represent their school in competitions. However, hiding...

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Three images of Trenton with his triplet brothers as they grow up.

Gerascophobia

The fear of growing up
By Trenton Nolan, Graphics EditorPublished April 30, 2025

By Reporter Trenton Nolan High school is a period of our lives that is filled with action. We stop holding on to old habits and grow into the people we want to be for the rest of our lives. With childhood...

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Pictured above is Johnny Tran, Tyler Neitfelt, Myles Trausch, Aryan Panchal from prom court last year, April 13, 2024. The whole group is on prom court again this year.

The Pursuit of Popularity

Understanding Society's Obsession with Social Status
By Alyssa Palmer, Staff WriterPublished April 30, 2025

The pursuit of popularity often stems from a deep-seated need for social validation. People seek approval from others in order to feel accepted and understood. Social validation can boost self-esteem and...

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Women Choose the Bear

Women Choose the Bear

My experience as a woman today living in a man’s world
By Payton Brummels, Editor-in-ChiefPublished February 27, 2025

There was a viral question in 2024 asking women if they would rather be alone in the woods with a bear or a man. To the surprise of many men, when given the option, the majority of women choose the bear.  Based...

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It’s Time for a New Chapter

It’s Time for a New Chapter

The Elkhorn English curriculum limits EPS students by excluding modern books
By Chelsea Mahloch, Social Media ManagerPublished February 7, 2025

The Elkhorn Public Schools English curriculum has students read around 20 books throughout their four years of high school. Among these books, only one-David and Goliath by Malcolm Gladwell-was written...

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A Response to “Bridge The Divide”

A Response to “Bridge The Divide”

By Emmie Ashby, Staff WriterPublished February 6, 2025

“Many Elkhorn students have only experienced wealth. Many live without struggle, not recognizing the luck with which they are gifted. They surround themselves with friends just like them. In their free...

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Students sit in their seating chart in study hall.

Assigned seats in Study Hall: Worst. Idea. Ever.

Sitting where you want in study hall shouldn't be a crime
By Alyssa Palmer, Staff WriterPublished February 6, 2025

Study hall is supposed to be the time to, you know, study. Right? But let's be honest, we know it’s really a battle between trying to get work done and playing the games on the New York Times.  Most...

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At the age of 14, over 90% of American kids have a cell phone. This causes a heavy reliance on them in school that tends to forget the 10% who do not have phones.

Disconnected

Getting through a regular school day without a phone proves more difficult than it seems
By Kyler Hilts, ReporterPublished February 5, 2025

Phones . . . Parents, psychologists, and even the school tells students regularly that these technological devices are bad for them. They take away focus from academics. They increase stress levels. They...

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Financial gap represented by the need of money to bridge the divide. Graphic by Elan Perry

Bridge the Divide

Super privileged kids and their rich friends
By Elan Perry, Staff WriterPublished January 30, 2025

Moving from Omaha to Elkhorn was tough. There is a large racial divide in Omaha with no improvement in sight. As an African American teenager moving to Elkhorn where an overwhelming majority of the population...

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