October 15, 2024
By Molly Lucido and Maddie PflaumOctober 14, 2024
By Lilly Kline, Finn Collins, and Stephen ListmanOctober 14, 2024
By Kate Kasuba, Trevor Lipscomb, and Katie McLeodOctober 14, 2024
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By Editorial BoardOctober 9, 2024
By Everley Aldridge and Maria CastroneroJune 4, 2024
By Lilly Kline, Everley Aldridge, and Molly LucidoMay 29, 2024
By Isabella Boedeker and Lilly Kline
When it comes to the SAT, junior Kristina-Marie Sabas feels, as many highschoolers across the country feel, a sense of dread. However, due to the newly introduced SAT prep...
A sport, consisting of just a ball and racket, means more than that for the boy’s varsity tennis coach, John Vanalst. Members of the team have found increased success...
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GPN81Lake Shore High School89Mar 7 / Varsi
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GPN78Lakeview High School60Mar 6 / Boys Varsity Basketball
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GPN11th Place for Level CMar 4 / Unified Figure Skating
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GPN139.225-4th PlaceMar 3 / Varsity Gymnastics
With the new and improved Norsemen Tide, the school spirit this year is at an all-time high. The Norsemen Tide is North’s student section and the leaders are picked from...
October 15, 2024
By Molly Lucido and Maddie PflaumOctober 14, 2024
By Lilly Kline, Finn Collins, and Stephen ListmanOctober 14, 2024
By Kate Kasuba, Trevor Lipscomb, and Katie McLeodOctober 14, 2024
By Lauren Kaled, Sage Cole, and Charlotte TrussOctober 11, 2024
By Katie Madigan, Lainey Beland, and Yana BottiglieroOctober 9, 2024
By Editorial BoardOctober 9, 2024
By Everley Aldridge and Maria CastroneroJune 4, 2024
By Lilly Kline, Everley Aldridge, and Molly Lucido
By Elissa Singh, Profiles Section Editor
By Molly Lau, Staff Reporter
By Jolie Plewa, Staff Reporter
By Lauren Kaled, Staff Reporter
By Ian DuVernay, Staff Reporter
By Lauren Kaled, Staff Reporter
By Katie Madigan, Managing Editor
By Elly Meeter, Editor-in-Chief
By Brandon Eshman, Intern
By Lilly Kline, Section Editor
When it comes to the SAT, junior Kristina-Marie Sabas feels, as many highschoolers across the country feel, a sense of dread. However, due to the newly introduced SAT prep...
Gen Z makes up the newest block of voters, and the Presidential candidates are posting increasingly often on their social media accounts to cater...
A tranquil atmosphere takes over the room as Mrs. Alles's English class finishes their vocabulary quiz. She observes in lighthearted gratitude...
One thing was certain for Principal Dr. Kate Murray, she was going to hand her own two children their diplomas when they walked across the North...
Although Titus Kaphar’s visit has been in the works for a while, it became more urgent and necessary after a recent controversy regarding a...
On March 26, junior Colin Smith watched in shock and confusion as he saw the video recording of the Dali cargo ship colliding with the Francis...
As Honolulu Blue flooded the streets of Detroit on April 25-27, one aspect stood out to Detroit Sports Commission Deputy Director Marty Dobek...
A sport, consisting of just a ball and racket, means more than that for the boy’s varsity tennis coach, John Vanalst. Members of the team have found increased success...
Whether you missed the draft, chose not to watch it, or are devastated you couldn’t find parking and see it for yourself in Detroit, it’s...
Boys track with Jaden Laster Since the first meet on April 10 against Grosse Pointe South, senior captain Jaden Laster has been prepared...
In a small, quiet room of the library, a select group of athletes chosen for their leadership gather for the first time. In the Athletic Book...
Swiftly taking on the hurdles on and off the track, the girls track team has faced interruptions within their routine. Changes in the coaching...
After a memorable Division 2 State Championship win for the girls varsity soccer team, returning players suspect that this year is going to look...
With the new and improved Norsemen Tide, the school spirit this year is at an all-time high. The Norsemen Tide is North’s student section and...
After 25 years, TV Production teacher, Brian Stackpoole, or “Stack” as his students know him, is signing off. Since 1999, Stackpoole has...
College Night is an opportunity for students and parents to engage with colleges from all across the country and learn more about what they offer....
As a nonprofit division of the Rotary organization, Interact Club aims to uplift the community through projects and activities offered to and...
As the lacrosse ball arcs through the air, the sound of sticks clashing fills the field, echoing the intensity of the game. For Lauren Nixon,...
For the last 14 years, students in Applied Med have participated in a project called “Sweet Tooth Science.” For this project, students are...