Is “Frozen II” Worth Seeing?
Jamie Cabezas, Staff Writer
December 13, 2019
“Frozen” was a good movie, but is “Frozen II” worth seeing? Frozen I is about how Elsa and Anna react to Elsa’s powers, but in Frozen II, they focus more on the power part, instead of the sister part. Frozen II is about how Elsa keeps hearing a call from the enchanted forest. Little does s...
Governor’s Honors Students: Becoming a GHP Attendee
Ella McCook, Staff Writer
April 26, 2019
The Georgia Governor's Honors Program is an extensive summer program for high school upperclassmen from schools around Georgia. According to the GHP website, the program “is designed to provide students with academic, cultural, and social enrichment necessary to become the next generation of global critical thin...
Ask a Senior: Are You Ready for Senior Year?
Anna Goellner, Literary Magazine Editor
April 18, 2019
Graduation is something all students wait for restlessly as they look forward to college, independence and adulthood. Senior year may seem like it is taking forever to come, but it will be rolling around the corner before you know it. Are you ready for senior year? What are your questions about what t...
Read 5:32 p.m.: The Frustration of Read Receipts
Anna Goellner, Literary Magazine Editor
February 3, 2019
You have something really important to say. Maybe you are scheduling a dinner or asking a friend if they like your potential prom dress. You sent your crush a Snapchat ten minutes ago, and you looked pretty great in that picture. Maybe you are in an argument via texting, and your comeback was just too ...
Grassroots: A Growing Demand for Stringed Instruments in Forsyth County
Emily Stocksdale, Editor-in-Chief
December 4, 2018
“Grassroots” is a term used to describe a movement which starts from the ground--with ordinary citizens and people banding together to work toward a common interest--and works its way up until change is affected upon the entire community, or even upon society itself. In Forsyth County, the people h...
Top Two Corn Mazes in Georgia
Kenya Espinoza, Staff Writer
November 1, 2018
After an extended wait, one of the most anticipated seasons, fall, is upon us. This could only mean, sweaters, caramel apples, candy corn, Halloween, scary movies and best of all, corn mazes! This year, there are many corn mazes in Georgia that are guaranteed to have you lost in no time, and they will ...
New Mountain Bike Team Rides in to NFHS
Emily Stocksdale, Editor-in-Chief
October 30, 2018
North Forsyth High School has grown a lot over the past decade or so, and new clubs, sports teams and other organizations are being added every year. For the 2018-2019 school year, one such new addition to North is the mountain bike team. North is the first school in Forsyth County to have its own...
Kylie Palak: ASL as a Passion
Abby Marks, Features Editor
October 25, 2018
North Forsyth High School’s halls are littered with students who hold unique talents and abilities. From musicians and theater lovers to academic geniuses and foreign language experts, there are many students at North who rise above and beyond and use their talents to reach others. One such student ...
How to Win a Date in Six Easy Steps
Anna Goellner, Staff Writer
April 18, 2018
It is that time of year again: paper hearts, melted chocolates and cheesy romance puns. Couples passionately make-out in the hallway and the kids around you have desks overflowing with pink and red cards. The love bug has started its persistent buzzing in the ears of naive, flirty teenagers. February...
Unsolvable Mysteries: Tao’s Hum, Hitler’s Death and the Hope Diamond
Grace Wood, Staff Writer
November 7, 2017
Over the course of human existence, stories have been created-some are true and others are lies, but what about the stories that were never finished or left in utter mystery? There are some parts in history that just do not add up; for instance, if Hitler died in 1945, why was his body was never found?...
A Review of The Giver
Amanda Lewsader, Staff Writer
April 2, 2015
Lois Lowry is a very well known writer, responsible for creating a new world that is similar to all of the dystopian stories, but is also different and intriguing in its own way. Lowry often used great adjectives and detail to explain and create imagery for the reader to make her ideas seem clearer to...
Grace Wood, Editor-in-Chief
February 13, 2020
I first began folding origami when my grandmother bought me origami paper and a book, thinking that I loved origami, but I actually complained to her previously about how...
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