‘Nature is counting on us:’ a student’s perspective on climate change
Humans are at the top of the food chain. And according to us, we are the most intelligent life on Earth. But we are not …
NS drama takes 1st at state
On April 9, at 7 p.m., fire truck sirens filled the air. However, there was no fire, only the drama department coming home from their …
Solo ensemble qualifies 18 students to compete at state
by Brooke Syme Staff Reporter This year NS had 20 students participate in the regional Solo and Ensemble competition, with the majority qualifying for the …
New addition to Batman universe thrills fans
by Joshua Cox Arts Section Editor Out of the dark passageway beneath the subway, a figure emerges. The sudden appearance startles a gang, rampant on …
Students compete in March Madness bracket challenge
by Benjamin Thompson Staff Reporter Everyone who enjoys basketball knows what March Madness is all about. And this year, the annual college basketball tradition is …
Murder mania: students captivated by crime
by Aidan Inglish Staff Reporter Murder. What’s more interesting than that? Fifty-one percent of NS students surveyed consume true crime content. This shows how popular …
Family dynamic duos at NS
by Michael Larsen Section Editor Teachers have an extraordinary influence on future generations, but what is it like when one of your parents is also …
Skilled sophomore juggles many hobbies
by Abby Bench Section Editor Waking up at six, getting ready, studying scriptures, and then driving to jazz band is how Gracie Kjar starts her …
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 …