My-graines
“I thought for sure I was dying,” ASL teacher Marie DeRegnaucourt said. DeRegnaucourt, along with countless others, suffers from an invisible ailment: migraines. While migraines […]
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Lunchroom helpers
Many schools hire out for tasks such as stocking the lunchroom, however, Northview is not one of those schools. The students in special education teacher […]
Freshmen misconceptions
It’s hard for some to comprehend the disproportionate amount of dislike the freshman garner. From “Go home freshmen” to blanket statements, the assault seems never […]
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 […]
Secret secrets are no fun…
As the student body gears up for the final few weeks of school, seniors are soaking up as much as they can of their high […]
The silence outside
In response to the Parkland shooting last month, some students participated in a silent protest outside of the high school at 10am on March 14, […]
Taking a stand by taking a seat
On March 14, schools throughout the nation participated in walkouts in support of reform after the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High shooting. Some people didn’t believe […]
Honor the 17
March 14, 2018 will go down in history, here, and across the country. As school walkouts were planned from coast to coast, a few Wildcats […]
Title IX is more than sports
When we hear Title IX we tend to think about equality for boys and girls sports teams. But there is more at stake with Title […]