‘Tis the season for a mix of joy and a little bit of stress—Christmas. A time of hunting down the perfect gifts at the most affordable price, and complaining about how much inflation has gone up since...
With winter holidays quickly approaching, the season of giving is in full swing. Whether it be food drives or assisting families in need, North offers many ways that students can positively impact the...
Since last year, the district has faced sporadic changes, including the resignation of superintendent Dr. Jon Dean and multiple budget cuts. Students from the Grosse Pointe Public School System have had...
After attending and voicing his opinions at the Board of Education meetings over the past few years, Terry Collins was appointed on Oct. 26 as the new Grosse Pointe Public School System trustee following...
Ever since junior Micheal Roustemis picked up his first camera in fifth grade, he knew it was meant to be. Now Roustemis is attending classes at College for Creative Studies to expand his artistic skills.
Roustemis...
In June, following the 22/23 season, the National Hockey League made an executive decision to ban themed warm-up jerseys during special nights, including all military, Hockey Fights Cancer and the rainbow...
By Elly Meteer, Editor-in-Chief
• December 7, 2023
Changes to the 2023-2024 academic calendar have shortened the school year for seniors by one week, as announced by GPPSS on Dec. 6. According to the email, the seniors’ last day will now be May 24 and...
Varsity Soccer with Lorenzo Cavaliere
For senior captain Lorenzo Cavaliere, winning a state championship could become a possibility from the close-knit bond and work ethic of the team.
Being...
By Katie Madigan, Managing Editor
• November 27, 2023
Finding the perfect pair of running shoes has always been a challenge for me. From my initial start as a runner sporting unsupportive Adidas, to the uncomfortable pair of Asics I purchased for track, I...
After over 30 years of coaching the girls’ cross country team, and being named Macomb Area Conference Red coach of the year four times, Scott Cooper is passing the baton leaving behind a substantial...
This year, the choir program was in need of a new director. Upon being hired, Peyton Weil hit the ground running designing a choir program with the help of her accompanist, Catherine Trudell. The established...
PSAT takers saw a 21st-century revamp to a nearly one-hundred-year-old test when the digital PSAT debuted on Oct. 10. Since the College Board made this executive decision to switch to digital, students...
![STICKING UP FOR PRIDE TAPE |
The NHL has changed its position more than once on the use of Pride Tape by its players. Some hockey players, like North’s own John Cueter, want to see more opportunities to express support for social issues on the ice. “I do feel like players should have the autonomy to express themselves [on the ice],” Cueter said.](https://northpointenow.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/unnamed-29.jpg)
![MAKING MAGICAL MUSIC TOGETHER |
The feeling of belonging and being a part of an encouraging environment is something that North’s choir program has to offer, according to senior Jonathan Lackner. “I like that [choir] really brings us together as a community and I can hang out and create music with my friends,” Lackner said.](https://northpointenow.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/IMG_0704-1200x800.jpg)
