21-22 Issue 7
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Community members drive to create safer streets
As drivers take their position behind the wheel, they carry the responsibility of everyone’s safety. Precautionary measures in the streets such as speed bumps and...
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Experts discuss the future of COVID-19
The COVID-19 virus has been referred to as a pandemic since March of 2020, experts have discussed whether or not to refer to the virus...
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Mask mandates are being repealed around the US
According to the CDC, as of March 2, the current 7-day moving average of new deaths has decreased 18.8 percent, dropping the numbers to 1,674,...
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Boys’ volleyball serves into the court
With spring season starting up, the NPHS boys’ volleyball team is eager to begin playing and winning games and putting their hard work and determination...
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Music Corner
On Feb. 4, Japanese-American singer-songwriter Mitski released her sixth studio album, “Laurel Hell,” her first release after declaring an indefinite hiatus in 2019. Through 11...
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Adele postpones the Las Vegas residency
News is buzzing about Adele, one of the most popular and famous singers ever to exist, postponing her Las Vegas residency. I have loved Adele...
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NPHS Mock trial places third in the county
As this year’s mock trial season has come to an end, members of the NPHS Gold team are proud to announce their victory in placing...
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Our community must reckon with hatred
On Feb. 12, White supremacists rallied over the Borchard Road overpass, hanging signs covered in hate speech. In response, Claudia Bill-de la Peña, a Thousand...
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Schools must teach CPR to students and teachers
The clock ticks down, second by second as the circumstance only gets more dire until help arrives. Nonetheless, every step taken is critical for the...
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Mystery Dinner murders any boredom in the audience
On Feb. 25 and Feb. 26, the NPHS Theater Department enchanted students, parents and alumni with this year’s production of Mystery Dinner. The play, “Dewitched’’,...