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Elaborate election evaluation

Nate Hollenbeck, Staff Writer November 22, 2019

America is  divided, and the approaching election could change the lives of a generation. Many believe that the 2020 election is crucial to the future of America, and it’s only one year away.  The...

Making Mustang Moolah

Anna Pipinos, Staff Writer November 22, 2019

“As I was handing them [the tickets] in, I remember having multiple thoughts crossing my mind about how amazing it would be to win the mini prizes and how even more thrilling it would be to the person...

Junior Calista Rittershaus prances across the football field. Color guard has serparate practices from the marching band.

Blowing up at B.O.A.

Lahari Ramini, News Editor November 20, 2019

“We’ve dreamed of this competition since freshman year,” senior Alice Young said. “It was finally time for that dream to become a reality.” On Oct. 18 and  Oct. 19, the MN band attended the...

A full family food pantry

Gracie Schweers, Social Media Editor October 24, 2019

It’s three o’clock on a typical Friday. Most students are ready to head home, excited for a weekend of no school. But for some, Fridays involve wondering where their meals are going to come from for...

Senior Angelica Santiago logs on to the platform Canvas so that she can do her homework for her U.S Government class. Canvas is a popular platform used in blended learning classes.

Blended learning basics

Delano Lockhart, Staff Writer October 23, 2019

Teachers standing in front of a small, white, brick room filled with 25 pairs of eyes staring at them for 45 minutes is how most MN students are used to being taught. However,  a different approach has...

The Craft Fair will feature a variety of items, including flowers, jewelry, and much more.

Fun, food, fabulous crafts

Morgan McCormack, Staff Writer October 23, 2019

Walking through the rows of booths you see a variety of different people showing off a variety of things, from jewelry to cupcakes, no booth is the same. The First Annual Millard North Craft Fair will...

One last hit

One last hit

Anjali Pullhabhotla, Opinions Editor October 23, 2019

“I questioned what made others get sick or addicted and not me. For a few of the people I know, it did turn into a dependency that was hard for me to watch or be a part of.” — Vaping, popularized...

Sitting in on good standing

Molly Murch, Co-Editor-in-Chief September 23, 2019

Just as students are beginning to drown in homework, wishing they could return to a blissful summer vacation, Homecoming arrives, offering a much-needed break. However, for some students, this night may...

Hard hat, hard questions

Hard hat, hard questions

Lucy Tu, Co-Editor-In-Chief September 19, 2019

In the seconds before kickoff, MN’s student section is its very own ocean in the middle of Nebraska. The resemblance is partially because of the theme “blue-out” and partially because students...

From show choir to show tunes

From show choir to show tunes

Lily Taylor, Sports Editor September 19, 2019

The lights beat down on the stage, and all eyes in the auditorium are set on one person. Exhaling, the future leads take the stage. Anxieties wash away, and the spotlight shines brightly. The trek Into...

HAVING FAITH IN EACH OTHER: Members from Tri-Faith’s mosque, synagogue, and church join together to strengthen interfaith relationships and cooperation. The construction of the houses of worship finished in April,
2019, and the founders aim to finish the Tri-Faith Center, the final piece of the initiative, in 2020.

Breaking faith based barriers

Molly Murch, In-Depth Editor June 6, 2019

Centuries of religious war have established the institution as a topic forbidden from family reunions and first dates. However, a recent development in Omaha is working to bridge the gap that sparks such...

A STATEMENT PEICE:
Student Jace January shares his artwork with his
classmates in Art Foundations. “While Jace has
been in art class he has really showed everyone
that he is very skilled, and he puts his heart into it.
He inspires everyone in the class that even though
he has a disability he is still talented and can do
anything,”sophomore Cynthia Gabrie said.

Leaving a legacy of love

Anjali Pullabhotla, Staff Writer June 6, 2019

“I don’t let my disability stop me from anything I want to do in life.” Located just outside Room. 1105, stands a poster reading these exact words, vibrant in both its design and message, created...

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