Sharpyoncé: A Q&A with the Queen Bey fan
When you think of Beyoncé, what are the first five words that come to your mind? Innovative, flexible, not meaning body, but flexible with her...
Briana’s Burrow
Advice Greetings, readers. Step right into Briana’s Burrow. Make sure to take your shoes off before you enter my home. Let me help you get...
Rising Through the Ranks of Rap: Artists share their passions
Senior AJ McCrea was put into foster care at age 12, and with nothing else to do, started writing lyrics, surprising himself and those around...
STIs on the Rise: Students discuss the stigma around getting tested
According to the Chatham County Public Health Department, Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) have been on the rise in Chatham County. In 2015, the rate of...
From Books to Bootcamp: Seniors join the Army after graduating high school
Imagine being abruptly woken up at 4:30 a.m. to your drill sergeant yelling at you. You scramble to put on your uniform and boots within...
Coming For a Better Life: Immigrants tell their stories about life in the United States
All names, except that of ESL teacher Christopher Atkins, have been changed to protect the identity of undocumented immigrants. Sofia Lopez left Cuernavaca, Mexico at...
Making a Connection: LASO students assemble
For some, it’s deflating to see a Homecoming court that doesn’t represent the entire student body. From 2010-2015, Northwood’s Homecoming Court has included three male...
Defining AP Culture
Students participating in the AP program balance challenging coursework with extracurricular activities, learning time management and preparing for the rigor of college courses. Staying up...
Figuring Out Foushee: Teacher spreads love of poetry
“I turn off my television and say I love reality TV, but in actuality this is a tragedy that tears down our community and nation...