The Rainbow Lab
This article was written by Addison Schliewe The mixing of chemicals can sometimes turn out to be a beautiful rainbow! Friday, September 12th, the students […]
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Road To Repeat
This article was written by Caleb TeBrake “It wasn’t luck.” This statement screamed from minds of the Northview boys cross country team. They upset everyone […]
From Spirit airlines to Spirit weeks; exchange students and Northview Cheer
This article was written by Keegan Breuker Exchange students provide families and newly found friends with a whole lot of change, but the change they […]
Best of Both Worlds; Where Labs and Packets Collide
This article was written by Lexi Pepper Sometimes a classroom is defined by beanbags hitting the floor, buggies racing through the hallways, data points being […]
Think Like a Scientist
This article was written by Ellary Ibrahim Students gather after school, experimenting, making friends, completing complex projects, all as members of one brain stimulating club. […]
Jamming out at the jamboree
This article was written by Majesty Marlin. With intense practice sessions and fierce determination to win, the girls varsity golf team works together honing down […]
New Year’s Resolutions
This video was made by Sanii Carr Barney. Every year on January 1st, people set their goals and aspirations for the upcoming year. This video […]
The Toxic Trap of Social Media Bragging: A Silent Harm to Self-Esteem
Written by Oliver Nibbelink Social media is often perceived as a tool for connection, self-expression and creativity for many young people. However, lurking beneath the […]
Breaking Barriers: New All-Girls Wrestling Team Ready to Dominate the Mat
Written by: Makenzie Fox Forget what you thought you knew about wrestling. This season Northview steps into uncharted territory with the debut of all girls’ […]
Benefits of learning a second language
This article was written by Sophia Hall. There are over 7,000 known languages worldwide. According to The European Union, three-fifths of Europeans can converse in […]