Imprisoned: Part One
The NS Times staff has taken on a new challenge to write a serial short fiction story. Tied to a chair, in a dimly lit …
Junior with diverse music taste, finds joy in Indie genre
Personally I’m not a huge fan of the direction modern music has taken. Any music that plays at social gatherings tends to be absolutely atrocious. …
Interest in Manga literature at NS
Manga is a Japanese form of literature much like the American comic book, read from right to left instead of left to right. The NS …
Massive music room nears completion
For the past several months the northeast corner of NS has been a construction zone. Last May crews started working on the new music room …
Teacher shortage causes costly turnover
In the state of Utah, many schools face the problem of being understaffed. Teachers are continually coming and going, and for some positions it can …
Colorguard brings unity and talent to marching band
Strutting onto the field with determination, adding flair and elegance to the performance, the color guard does their best to tell a story in the …
Valuable team member out for the season
One day a student is doing what they love, then the next day they are stuck doing absolutely nothing. As an athlete this kills you because …
FBLA plans no-date dance for Friday
The “Area 51 Rave” will be held on November 1, at 8 P.M. and will go until 11:00 P.M. The ‘no date dance’ will be held …
NS celebrates homecoming
NS capped off an exciting homecoming week with a huge win in the football game against ALA. Many other teams also did exceptionally well this week …
Peer pressure brings positive, negative retributions
by Savannah Ames “Everyone else is doing it!” “All of my friends are going!” “She has one! So why can’t I?!” We’ve all said something …