Sweet victory
Junior Steven Sweet runs hurdles and pole vaults for the track team. A typical practice for him consists of two hours perfecting his technique of […]
Month: May 2018
A charitable blessing
A person doesn’t have to be born into the Northview community to follow the motto of “We are Northview.” Guidance counselor Dion Charity’s leadership stems […]
Taylor Griffith: A born leader
Dedication, leadership and hard work have always been characteristics that junior Taylor Griffith shows on both the basketball court and the softball field. Griffith made […]
Screen-free week
This article won honorable mention in the 2019 Michigan Interscholastic Press Association spring awards ceremony. My heart thumps violently. Sweat begins to pool on the […]
Causing a racquet and coming together
As the sun sets over Crossroads middle school, 13 tennis players sit on a small set of bleachers with four rows. They laugh, smile, and […]
Black magic: The good and the bad
When you’re a person of color, you learn to differentiate pigments, hues, and shades of skin before your ABC’s. As my dad once put it, […]
Pass it on: Pieces of advice
This is not an ‘I told you so’ speech. I have no right to say that– at all. But, as senior year comes to an end, […]
Time flies when you’re almost done
It’s a cliché thing to say, but senior year goes by extremely fast. Before you know it, you’ll be wearing a cap and gown in […]
Who let the dogs out?
Imagine an airport without the hassle of going through security where humans inspect baggage and people. Imagine that the new way to enforce security in […]