The Importance of…Sleep : Part One : Electronics disrupt students’ sleep cycle
By Ahnali Morris On average more than 50 percent of the student body at NS will spend four or more hours on an electronic device …
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GSA club celebrates acceptance
by Abby bench NS’s Gay-Straight Alliance, or the GSA club, is centered around the core principle of acceptance. The GSA is a club at NS …
STUDENT TOUCHES MANY LIVES WITH KINDNESS, HUMILITY
by Caden Clawson Senior Dante Lowe does everything from being an SBO to cooking with his family. But what he enjoys the most is sports. …
MICHAEL JACKSON FOUND ALIVE?!
Aliens, Vaccines, Michael Jackson still alive, lizard people ruling the planet, and COVID-19 as a government instigated virus. The list goes on and on. These …
Makeup is a source of creativity, self-confidence for NS students
“Your eyebrows are supposed to be sisters, not twins,” said senior Shaylee Wilkey. At least that’s what her mom taught her. To some people this …
Students share love of planting, harvesting gardens
Buying your fruits and vegetables from the store is much easier than laboring to grow them out of the ground. However, being able to get …
Teacher turnover rates increase across state of Utah
Turnover rates for schools have increased in the state of Utah, and at NS. According to a report by the Utah Education Policy Center, 56 …
Teacher shares dream of becoming an illustrator
Paul Allred, a teacher at NS, loves doing art. It has always been there for him. All the arts were very important to his family …
NS INTRODUCES NEW LINEUP
With the new school year comes new friends, new challenges, new uncertainties, and new staff. Every year NS loses amazing people, but there are always …
Talkin’ Traits : ‘What do you say?’
“Cha’eatin’ for lunch?”“Let’s sluff class and go get Fizz.” “My funeral potatoes tipped over when I was going through the roundabout!” “You’re gonna have to …