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Dear Nebraska Media | An Open Letter

Dear Nebraska Media | An Open Letter

The good, the bad, the changing world of journalism.
By Brandon Urbano, Sports EditorPublished May 15, 2024

Dear Nebraska Media, It’s my last day of high school. The last of the start. My mom tells me not to end on a sour note and that’s not at all my goal. Nebraska Media, you gave me my livelihood. I...

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In Trenton We Trust: AI

In Trenton We Trust: AI

A satirical review on Artificial Intelligence
By Trenton Nolan, Graphics EditorPublished May 13, 2024

Artificial intelligence (AI) has had a growing influence in our world. I mean, it’s on nearly every phone, computer, and smart device. Some people have a positive take on AI, but others think it’s...

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Message Failed to Send

Message Failed to Send

The unfortunate truth about Elkhorn North's cell service issue
By Chelsea Mahloch, Social Media ManagerPublished May 8, 2024

It is well-known that Elkhorn North is a service deadzone. Connecting to the Wifi in certain parts of the school is a miracle, and in the basement it is virtually unheard of. Students, family, and...

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Feeding Frustration 

Feeding Frustration 

High school students face small servings and high prices at the cafeteria
By Kailey O’Brien, Content EditorPublished March 14, 2024

School lunch is provided so students have equal opportunity for a balanced meal, but with a lack of communication regarding prices and options, students have reached levels of discontent.  Since the...

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In Trenton We Trust: Cheating

In Trenton We Trust: Cheating

A satirical review on how normalized cheating is in today's society
By Trenton Nolan, Graphics EditorPublished March 14, 2024

We all know that Elkhorn isn’t an easy district; a 1 is 93% or above, a large difference from other schools. A higher grading scale makes getting good grades a bit more difficult. While this district...

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Why so successful?

Why so successful?

Over the past four years, Elkhorn North has gone from a small school with only underclassmen to an athletic and educational powerhouse.
By Paityn Christoffels, ReporterPublished March 13, 2024

There are plenty of reasons people believe the school has had so much success. Some reasons include strong teachers and coaches, high standards, and a rigorous curriculum. Others believe it is due to Elkhorn...

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In Trenton We Trust; Valentine's Day

In Trenton We Trust; Valentine’s Day

A satirical review on the traditions of Valentine's day
By Trenton Nolan, Graphics EditorPublished February 14, 2024

Valentine's Day is a beloved holiday for some, but for those solo riders like me, it’s filled with boredom and likely some resentment. People spend around 25.9 billion dollars annually on February 14th,...

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The Silence of the Pack

The Silence of the Pack

A dive into the stark school spirit double standard
By Chelsea Mahloch, Social Media ManagerPublished February 1, 2024

The Elkhorn North student section has been a continuous disappointment for athletes, coaches, and fans. Starting with girls basketball, the lack of attendance has now spread to volleyball and boys basketball....

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Mrs. Honz phone caddy full of sophomore phones. Honz follows the district policy by requiring her honors English 10 class put up their cellular devices daily.

Phones: Generational Perspectives and Solutions

The controversial change in the Elkhorn Public Schools phone policy.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Editor In ChiefPublished November 29, 2023

The presence of mobile technology like cell phones, iPads, and smartwatches in everyday life has only increased within the last decade and the age at which this technology is utilized is consistently getting...

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The Top Dogs, a unified sports team, competes in the Flag Football Special Olympics on October 14. They pulled away with the touchdown. Photo courtesy of Renee Vokt

Lack of unified sports is disservice to students

Elkhorn North currently has insufficient opportunities for special needs students.
By Harrison Vokt, Staff WriterPublished October 27, 2023

Students at Elkhorn North have access to a large number of opportunities. According to the 2023-2024 Student Involvement Opportunities sheet, there are 51 clubs and activities, including football, soccer,...

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Of Students, For Students

Of Students, For Students

Student represenation could allow students to provide guidance to those who lead them.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Editor In ChiefPublished May 4, 2023

Elkhorn Public Schools operates with a six-member elected school board. They meet once a month to discuss district-wide concerns, growth, challenges, improvements, and to hear from the community. Students,...

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Freedom of Religions Means Freedom From Religion

Freedom of Religions Means Freedom From Religion

With the understanding that religion is a vital part of some students’ lives, it is my goal to respect this as I express my opinion relating to the First Amendment and religion’s place in public schools.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Editor In ChiefPublished May 4, 2023

  School-sponsored prayer was banned by the Supreme Court in the case of Engel v. Vitale in 1962 after a public school in New York required students to say a non-denominational prayer after the...

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