SBOs add new wrinkle to pep assemblies
As the new school year begins, many people including advisors, cheerleaders, and student body officers are ready to incorporate school spirit in ways students haven’t …
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Students crush AP national average
BY ABBY BENCHMANAGING EDITOR Last school year, 14 students had the opportunity to take the AP biology test. Of those students, 11 passed, two failed, …
New students at NS
by Eva Huntington NS has a lot of new students moving in as of this year, including many from northern Utah. At this point in …
2022 Legislative session: ‘Year of the Educator’
by Bradley Power Managing Editor The 2022 General Session of the Utah Legislature concluded on Mar. 4 after its 45-day run. Over five hundred bills …
FACS teacher takes step back from teaching
by Jessica Blackham Social Media Editor After teaching full-time for 14 years, FACS teacher Auralee Brooks will go from teaching six classes a day to …
Students, teachers weigh in on Ukraine conflict
by Mary Jones Business Editor In the past few weeks, the news has been full of updates on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Russia’s attack has …
Juniors struggle with delays, glitches on ACT
by Marlee Crozier Web Editor Constant Siri interruptions? Kicked out…again? Didn’t know to bring your iPad? Both students and staff were met with challenges on …
Drill coaches say goodbye after seasons of success
by Carson Hadley Managing Editor It was a Friday night in August 2018, and the NS football team was facing off against Union high school …
Sterling Scholars break school record: 4 winners, 7 runners-up
photo by NS Times NS 2021-22 Sterling Scholars pose for a group picture before the announcement of the regional winners. (Front row, left to right) …
Winter Olympics spark worldwide controversies
by Caden Clawson Video Editor Ranging from countries’ stances on human rights, to the food being served to athletes, the Beijing Olympics was full of …