Prom…and all that comes with it
Annie Rider, Staff Writer
May 7, 2013
How much are you willing to spend for prom? Prom is the night people most look forward to senior year of high school. Some people have dreamed about it since they were younger, dressing up, hanging out, and dancing with their friends, hoping it will be a night to Even movies have been made about... Read more »
Editorial: North Penn’s Dress Code
Emily Milliron, Staff Writer
April 10, 2013
It’s the beginning of April, that wonderful time of year when Mr. Hynes comes over the loud speaker to remind all of us that warm weather is here. And with this anticipation of the wonderful welcome of sunny skies and spring breezes comes the reminder of the infamous North Penn policy; the dress code.... Read more »
Filibuster Opens Eyes to Issues
Ethan Tomko, Staff Writer
March 8, 2013
During a political period in which many citizens are accustomed to hearing government officials give long-winded, often counterproductive speeches, it is nice to finally see someone finally admit to it. At approximately 11:47 am on Wednesday morning, Senator Rand Paul, a Republican from Kentucky, began... Read more »
Voices: How are you planning to make it through the upcoming 5 full weeks of school before spring break?
Ella Lundquist, Staff Writer
February 22, 2013
Michelle Duong (junior) – “By looking forward to my trip to Utah and hanging out with friends” Siena Catanzaro (sophomore) – “Sleep a lot, eat a lot, and watch Pretty Little Liars” Molly Dooling and Hannah Schwartz (sophomores) – “Stalking Justin Bieber” Kristina... Read more »
Attending the Presidential Inauguration and Parade an Experience of a Lifetime
Michelle Zeng, Staff Writer
January 24, 2013
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Acting as volunteers at the Presidential Inauguration on Monday, January 21st, NPHS seniors Khushboo Attarwala, Morgan Nachman, Janki Patel, Jessica Yun, and I not only witnessed history, but also had the privilege of being part of it. Shivers and sore feet, teary eyes and exhilarated... Read more »
Spoofnotes: Issue 2: The Rainbow Fish
Naomi Zulauf, Staff Writer
January 23, 2013
The Rainbow Fish By: Marcus Pfister Plot Overview A multi-colored fish breaks off his scales to share with his jealous acquaintances in hopes of acceptance. Analysis of Major Character(s) Rainbow Fish is the central character of the story. His peers characterize him... Read more »
Earth in Peril: How We Can Battle Global Warming
Michelle Zeng, Staff Writer
January 9, 2013
Every morning, we look into the mirror to find a reflection of ourselves no different from that of the night before. It is not until months or years later when we come across a picture of ourselves from the past when we notice the unfortunate gaining of weight, the wrinkling of skin, and the graying... Read more »
Editorial: Times Have Changed, So Should Rights
Bridget Phillips, Executive Editor
January 9, 2013
Throughout my search to find the perfect college, dozens of people have told my mother to not allow me to attend a city school, fearing the risk of crime, specifically sexual assault. Myself and all women throughout the world have been left with no choice but to go along with society’s weak argument... Read more »
Voices – What is the Strangest Holiday Gift You Have Ever Received?
Naomi Zulauf, Staff Writer
January 6, 2013
Question: What is the strangest holiday gift you have ever received? Eileen Jones (sophomore)- fake hair and tissues Matt Matt Mejako (senior)- a Weis gift card Lisa Gutsin (sophomore)- a sock Jake Mealer (senior)- a muffin
Editorial: America Facing Stark Realities Over Fiscal Cliff
Carly Loper, Staff Writer
January 2, 2013
12/21/12…The day the world was going to end; however, on that Friday morning, the sun was breaking through dispersing storm clouds; nothing differentiated Friday from any other day. So maybe the world isn’t coming to an end, who knows? However, America has a more realistic issue to deal with: The... Read more »
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