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Quick Hits
December 4, 2024
By Finn Collins and Stephen Listman
Boys varsity swim with James Gusmano As the varsity boys swim team begins their season, junior James Gusmano has taken his preparations seriously, expecting good results....
National Honor Society embraces new changes
December 3, 2024
By Troy Lipscomb and Elliott Jarvi
The National Honor Society is an organization that recognizes and celebrates academic excellence as members must have a minimum GPA requirement of 3.3. Each year, new officers...
(Playlist) Songs Sung Under Spotlight
November 22, 2024
By Jolie Plewa, Staff Reporter
Girls swim: Navigating states
November 20, 2024
By Donell James and Michael Roustemis
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How do college visits impact the decisions seniors make?
November 19, 2024
By Christos Routsis
As application deadlines draw nearer, today’s seniors are under pressure to select the colleges they wish to attend, however, it doesn't end there. Even though students...
Pastaio shakes up local Italian scene
November 18, 2024
By Donell James and Trevor Lipscomb
Pastaio is an Italian restaurant and wine bar located at 17043 Kercheval Avenue in Grosse Pointe. Having this restaurant about 15 minutes away from North is great because...
Relief for Florida homeowners after Hurricane Milton
November 18, 2024
By Kenzie Dera and Molly Lau
Each year, severe storms are most likely to form across the Atlantic Ocean from June 1 to Nov. 30. Most recently, Milton made landfall on Oct. 9 as a category three hurricane...
“Agatha All Along”
November 15, 2024
By Lauren Kaled, Social Media Editor
A spooky sequel series to Marvel’s 2021 show “Wanda Vision,” Marvel’s newest Television show, “Agatha All Along,” premiered Sep. 18. Taking place three years after...
School board candidates aim to prioritize students first
November 15, 2024
By Isabella Boedeker, Caroline Murray, and Kathryn Schaden
The Nov. 5 GPPSS school board election is a crucial moment for determining the future direction of our district, according to math teacher Lauren Nixon. With department...

School board candidates aim to prioritize students first

By Isabella Boedeker, Caroline Murray, and Kathryn Schaden • November 15, 2024

The Nov. 5 GPPSS school board election is a crucial moment for determining the future direction of our district, according to math teacher...

Haunted Garage gives back to community

By Kate Kasuba and Katie McLeod • November 15, 2024

An intricate haunted attraction, hosted at the home of North Pointe alumni Glen Williams each Halloween season, brings the community together...

More than a test

By Lilly Kline, Finn Collins, and Stephen Listman • October 14, 2024

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...

Power of the youth

By Lauren Kaled, Sage Cole, and Charlotte Truss • October 14, 2024

Gen Z makes up the newest block of voters, and the Presidential candidates are posting increasingly often on their social media accounts to cater...

Checking out the new independent reading policy

By Katie Madigan, Lainey Beland, and Yana Bottigliero • October 11, 2024

A tranquil atmosphere takes over the room as Mrs. Alles's English class finishes their vocabulary quiz. She observes in lighthearted gratitude...

Preserving this house: Four administrators resign after 2024 school year

By Katie Madigan and Sasha Poradun • June 7, 2024

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...

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Girls swim: Navigating states

By Donell James and Michael Roustemis • November 20, 2024

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Annual game brings community together

By Molly Lucido, Sage Cole, and Maddie Pflaum • November 13, 2024

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Who let the Tigers swing the hot sticks?

By Dorian James and Phil Prost • November 12, 2024

If you would have asked any Major League Baseball fan at the beginning of August if they thought the Tigers would make the playoffs, they would’ve...

Quick Hits

By Josie Cueter and Piper Marshall • November 12, 2024

Boys varsity cross country with Paul Stephens As the varsity boys cross country team wraps up their season, junior Paul Stephens experienced...

Sticks up for cancer

By Sasha Kezhaya and Phil Prost • October 21, 2024

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Boys varsity soccer makes connections on and off the field

By Isabella Boedeker, Caroline Murray, and Kathryn Schaden • October 21, 2024

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Building a healthy future in medicine

By Katie Madigan and Sasha Kezhaya • November 12, 2024

Health Occupations Students of America, a national organization that educates high school students about potential careers in the medical field...

Synchronized swimming reaches beyond the pool

By Allie Mattes and Angelina Vasilos • November 12, 2024

Synchronized swimming is a sport that requires participants to perform a routine underwater in a pool while simultaneously staying in time with...

A fascination for film production

By Brandon Eshman and Noah Kociba • November 4, 2024

Ever since he started recording videos on the sidelines of basketball games at his high school, Television Production teacher Steve Geresy has...

Highlighting the winners of homecoming

By Donell James and Michael Roustemis • October 29, 2024

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Serving the ball from Spain to Michigan

By Lindsey Grice and Carson Janisse • October 16, 2024

Searching for a way to bring his favorite sport to North, junior foreign exchange student Juan Domingo knew he had to find a way to keep up with...

Navigating new exchanges

By Kenzie Dera and Elissa Singh • October 16, 2024

The transition from living in Germany and moving to America was quite the culture shock for Aileen Hurtig, long-term German substitute teacher....

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