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Your Voice, Your Vote

Your Voice, Your Vote

With the upcoming election, political talk is in full swing.
By Payton Brummels, Editor-in-ChiefPublished September 25, 2024

Politics are not often discussed in school, but last year Elkhorn North encouraged students to vote as registration was provided during school lunch. Students who register can view their polling location...

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"The Next They"
Political cartoon concept by Niharika Kandari and Taiya Viacrucis.
Art by Taiya Viacrucis.

Political Cartoon: “The Next They”

The US strikes again: The claims against Haitians are nothing new….
By Taiya Viacrucis and Niharika KandariPublished September 24, 2024

  Artist Statement: The 2024 presidential election campaign was quite eventful. Among many viral moments, one stood out from the Harris vs. Trump presidential debate. Trump made a controversial...

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Is Age Just a Number?

Is Age Just a Number?

Students have many opinions when it comes to appropriate high school relationships
By Niharika Kandari, Section EditorPublished September 23, 2024

What is it called when a freshman is dating a senior?  I don't know but it should be illegal. According to ABC, the average age gap between couples in the US is 2.3 years. So, if the grades don’t...

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Nebraska volleyball player Harper Murray in an interview with an ESPN reporter.

Too Great of Expectations

Some of the most exposed athletes in the world are still children
By Garrett Ringenberg, Staff WriterPublished September 23, 2024

Through interviews, reporters/news, as well as social media, student athletes, high school and collegiate, are put at extreme risk. Although they are still teenagers/children, they are expected to act...

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A Costco Churro Memorial in Utah. Photo courtesy of Cassidy Wixom.

Dear Costco: Murder has consequences

Getting rid of the Costco Churro has caused outrage- as it should.
By Niharika Kandari, Section EditorPublished September 11, 2024

The Costco Churro™, 1984-2024, passed away suddenly due to unknown causes.  Born in Kirkland, Wash., the Costco Churro was always an exceptional item. Earning the title of “Fan Favorite” early...

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A typical conversation between gen alpha teens is filled with slang. Past generations had slang unique to their generation as well.

The beta, the sigma, and the alpha

Why Gen Alpha is the best generation
By Niharika Kandari, Section EditorPublished May 23, 2024

Looksmaxxing. Mewing. Rizzler. These are all terms used by Gen Alpha. Many people look upon Generation Alpha as an unfocused, unserious and “ridiculous” generation. Yet, Gen Alpha is the generation...

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A Letter from the Editor

A Letter from the Editor

The class of 2024 is the first to go four for four at Elkhorn North High School.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Editor In ChiefPublished May 23, 2024

We are the class that built this place from the ground up in both traditions and expectations. My four years in G215 with the Elkhorn North Journalism Department has supplied me with countless lessons,...

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A look into one of the 18 pages of lesson plans Zelei provided her long-term sub with in order for her students to maintain some ounce of normalcy.

Hefty price to pay

Overlooked sacrifices and planning that go into a teacher’s pregnancy
By Kailey O’Brien, Content EditorPublished May 22, 2024

In a career where attendance is vital, opportunities for extended leave are limited. With a shortage of public school teachers throughout the country, many young adults have taken interest in educational...

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FCCLA members Ashleigh George, Grace Jesske, and Courtney Hagestad present to the student body about the importance of safe driving. Deputy Weaver also shared stories with the freshman and sophomores in attendance.

Forced School Presentations are Ineffective

The school attempts to make a change, but students are not listening
By Gavin Topf, ReporterPublished May 20, 2024

All over the school are posters that encourage good attendance, recycling, and ways to be a better student. In TA, teachers force students to watch presentations about careers or mental health, expecting...

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High School Reality

High School Reality

Films depict high school differently than many students experience it.
By Chloe Cannon, ReporterPublished May 17, 2024

“High school will be the best time of your life,” “Soak up everything you can from the four years,” “High School was the good days.” Many believe that high school was fun and a great experience...

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In Trenton We Trust: Procrastination

In Trenton We Trust: Procrastination

A satirical review on how procrastination can be detrimental
By Trenton Nolan, Graphics EditorPublished May 17, 2024

Procrastination is a universal experience. Whether you're a high school student or a middle-aged accountant, chances are you've put off something important at some point. From delaying doing the dishes...

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How to Succeed in High School…Well Better than I did

How to Succeed in High School…Well Better than I did

Advice from a senior on the many different aspects of high school.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Editor In ChiefPublished May 15, 2024

When watching How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days I had the genius idea of embracing my inner Andie Anderson and writing my own “How To” piece. After four years of high school at ENHS I feel more than qualified...

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