Summer 2017 brings many new movies, albums, and games
The human race. Over millions of years the human race has evolved into a species capable of incredible feats; we’ve carved through mountains, we’ve built …
Grinding Teachers’ Gears: What sets NS teachers off
We’ve all had to deal with annoying kids in math class. We’ve heard someone chomping on their gum or we’ve been stuck behind an idiot …
Tennis places second in region, competes in state
The season came to an end for the tennis team last weekend. The state tournament ended early, with all the singles players losing in the …
Softball reflects on ups and downs of past season
Another season of NS softball is coming to an end, and with that comes saying goodbye to head coach Sharon Christensen and four seniors. But …
School Ends; Students Make Summer Plans
Summer vacation is the highlight of the year for most students at NS, and students share some upcoming summer highlights. Senior Audrey Oldroyd has been …
Track performs well at region, prepares for state
Track competed at region last Wednesday and Thursday. Throughout the season, they have been training hard, and it showed at the competition. Parker Hightower came …
Cinco de Mayo: the story behind the commonly confused holiday
What really happened on May 5 that caused all this celebration? Don’t be confused, Cinco de Mayo is not independence day for Mexico. On May …
Favorite Classes at NS
As the school year comes to a close and things start wrapping up, we decided to take a look back on high school classes. Students …
After 29 years at NS, coach Sharon Christensen set to retire at end of year
Sharon Christensen knew she was destined to become a Physical Education (P.E.) teacher when, as a junior high student herself, she taught the seventh and …
“Arsenic and Old Lace” demonstrates actors’ talent
Twenty-four murders, a gallon of elderberry wine, and several months’ preparation put the production “Arsenic and Old Lace” on the NS stage last week, and …