Columbus North cheerleading is a sport that some of the girls at north are involved in and spend a lot of their time doing throughout the school year. There are many aspects that go into being a cheerleader that many do not notice. Many do
[slideshow_deploy id='39470']On Friday May 12, 2017, Columbus North hosted its annual student concert American Pie. This year American Pie's theme is "The Stories of Us". The students use the song lyrics tell a story to the audience. This year was the 33 annual American Pie
Having multiple ear piercings is all the rage currently, and with all of the different kinds of piercings available, they are frequently confused with one another. One of the most popular ear piercings is the tragus piercing; located on the outer piece of skin from
As the school year slowly inches to a close, students are caught in the chaos that the last month commonly entails. A whirlwind of testing and stress engulfs a majority of the student population, primarily those suffering from the strenuous weight of AP testing. As
There is a policy that all freshmen must eat on campus for lunch, but Dean Norman deals with freshmen breaking the on campus rule frequently. “Freshmen eating lunch on campus is a policy that they are expected to follow, just like any other policy we have,
Quarter Four has begun and the clock is ticking down for the start of one of our school’s largest events, prom. While official preparations for the Prom event have not begun, a committee has already been formed to plan after-prom, an event held at the FFY
Spring break, a time of vacation, relaxation and overall, resting for the last stretch of the school year, but for freshman Molly Dye, this was the exact opposite. Dye recently went on a mission trip with her church to Guatemala for Spring Break. “I had
Day and night, above us lies an endless array of stars and galaxies not known to the common person. However due to the annual Star Party, coordinated by local astronomers and Mrs.Champlin, Physics students have the opportunity to begin to understand the vast universe that
A full classroom rustles with the sound of rushing pens and the frantic turning of pages. As the end of the year quickly approaches, exam season also looms for many high school students. Not only are end-of-year finals a threat, but Advanced Placement (AP) tests,