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Ian DuVernay, Intern

My name is Ian DuVernay and I am an intern for North Pointe. One of my goals this year is to be promoted to staff reporter in the class. I am a captain of the wrestling team and a member of the football team as well. I also enjoy helping around the school and community in any way possible. I am pretty interested in photography and music. I spend a lot of my free time indulging in those two hobbies.

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CALL TO ACTION | To promote school pride, Athletic Director Michelle Davis thinks students should stay engaged in community-based activities. “Kids, they need to go out and represent North every day,” Davis said. “We talk about representing North, protecting this house obviously, is one thing, but when they’re at a concert in the community, on a field, still doing what we believe is true as Norsemen to do, to make sure that people see North the way we see North.”

Investigation into concerns raised by two North administrators

By Isabella Boedeker, Ian DuVernay, and Kate Kasuba
April 10, 2024
(Playlist) 2000s Throwbacks

(Playlist) 2000s Throwbacks

By Ian DuVernay, Staff Reporter
April 16, 2024
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[Photo] Trending makeup is sometimes worth the hype

By Rachel Rumschlag and Vinny Wilhelm
March 21, 2024
KEEPING TABS| Following the common trend among classroomsin March, jist like many of her classmates, Addison Molitor struggles with paying attention in class, especially when watching the games is so accessible. “During class if I don’t want to pay attention or slack off, I’ll watch the games because it’s easy to do,” Molitor said.

[Photo] Multitasking March Madness

By Gabby Miller and Nick Saigh
March 20, 2024
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[Photo] Take down on the voids

By Gabby Miller and Nick Saigh
January 31, 2024
Connection is key| Being able to converse with the students in Freshman Assist is very important to their learning. The team bonding event was a way to improve in-class communication.“I was really happy with how it went”, Vanston said. “The more conversation between the freshmen that happens, the more thinking that they will do and help them learn more.”

[Photo] Upping their game

By Mary Bentley and Sage Cole
February 1, 2024
A NEW ERA OF LEADERSHIP | Expressing commitment to actively engage with all stakeholders and collaborate closely with the Board of Education, the new superintendent, Andrea Tuttle, aims to align efforts towards shared objectives. “I will listen to all stakeholders and work with the Board to ensure we are working toward common goals,” Tuttle said.

Dr. Andrea Tuttle appointed new Superintendent

By Isabella Boedeker, Kenzie Dera, and Ian DuVernay
January 24, 2024
Christmas lost in consumerism: Ways to appreciate loved ones and return to the true spirit of the season

Christmas lost in consumerism: Ways to appreciate loved ones and return to the true spirit of the season

By Gabby Miller, Ian DuVernay, and Nick Saigh
December 14, 2023
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Overlooking the ordinary

By Ian DuVernay, Intern
December 12, 2023
THE START LINE | The 30+ year race for Scott Cooper may have had an unconventional start in 1992, but is finally coming to an end three decades later. “I never had any inclination to coach,” Cooper said. “31 years is a long way from not coaching.”

Coach Cooper’s final run

By Stephanie Karoutsos, Ian DuVernay, and Nick Saigh
November 27, 2023
STICKING IT OUT | With the field hockey season flying by, team captain Ava DeCoste emphasizes the thrills of the sport. “I would say that it was a very fun sport,” DeCoste said. “You can make great new friendships thats like the main part of loving field hockey is that you create a special bond with people.”

Trying to stick more players: Field hockey team competes with fewer participants

By Sasha Poradun and Ian DuVernay
October 6, 2023
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