In the past two years, KNOTS has been greatly affected by the COVID-19 Pandemic. The club’s attendance dropped dramatically, and the connection between students was limited. But this year, KNOTS is...
A loud pool filled with students cheering on the boat they think will win, physics students frustrated that their boats didn’t float, all of these occurrences happened at the annual cardboard boat races...
![SCHOOLWIDE IMPACT | Not only did all of the sophomore English classes attend the fair, so did staff and upperclassmen. According to sophomore Peer-to-Peer member Blerta Berisha, the fair impacted all different types of people. “I think this [fair] will definitely impact a lot of students and teachers because it will give teachers a bigger exploration of how we can help students in their classes with stress,” Berisha said.](https://northpointenow.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/unnamed-22-1.jpg)
![QUALI(TEA) ACTING | With unique character traits like a British accent and a vividly distinct costume, senior Naima Wright admits playing Mrs. Potts is physically challenging. “My arms [have] very little use since mimicking a teapot means committing to acting as one,” Wright said.](https://northpointenow.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/unnamed-15.jpg)
![ALL A-BOUT WINNING | Following the first heat junior Lauryn Rendzikowski celebrates with her teammates after securing the first win of the day. “We all didn’t know if it was actually going to float,” Rendzikowski said. “The fact that it floated and we got first place [is] a really great feeling.”
Pictured from left to right: Lauryn Rendzikowski, Charlie Bomgaars, Brendan Burney, Olivia Dodenhoff, Eryn Cosgrove](https://northpointenow.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Boat-Team-1.jpg)
