Becca Watters- Executive Editor Senior Goodbye
Becca Watters, Executive Editor
May 8, 2015
In all honesty, it is an understatement to say that it’s insane to me that my journey is coming to an end. I will no longer be a high school student. I will no longer wake up every morning and walk through the doors of Grayslake North High School. Most importantly, I will no longer have the privil...
Hannah Rosemurgy wishes senior staff members goodluck
Hannah Rosemurgy, Production Editor
May 8, 2015
It has been a privilege working with all of the seniors on staff this past year. I’ve looked up to many of these writers since I was a freshman, and I always will. It truly is an incredible opportunity to work with such talented individuals, and I wish all of you nothing but the very best. Jake- ...
Justice Westfall-Website Editor Senior Goodbye
Justice Westfall, Website Editor
May 8, 2015
The past four years have passed by like minutes. I can honestly say from start to finish, I’ve changed a significant amount. First off, I used to be blonde and wear pink…yeah I’d say I’ve improved quite a bit, but I guess that’s what high school is, where you find who you really are....
Cindy Om-Staff Reporter Senior Goodbye
Cindy Om, Staff Reporter
May 8, 2015
By dressing up for the ABC countdown, I have been experiencing a mix of emotions from pure excitement to fear. The only way I can describe the past four years as is a journey. High school was a fun, challenging journey. Although I attended Grayslake North for two years, I feel as though my time here ha...
Lauren Velasco-News Editor Senior Goodbye
Lauren Velasco, News Editor
May 8, 2015
There is so much I am thankful for as this chapter of my life comes to a close. I’m thankful for the friends I’ve made, the things I’ve learned, and the opportunities I’ve had. I feel just as any other senior feels. I can’t wait to leave these yellow brick walls behind and move on to bigger a...
District to separate musicals next year, necessity for auditorium at North increases
Becca Watters, Executive Editor
March 18, 2015
When the former district musical becomes North’s fall musical next year, the theatre department will face many challenges. While it is true that students will have more opportunities because there will be less competition, putting on a full musical in the Black Box theatre could be a hurdle. In...
According to Connor: All Sports. All the Time.
Connor Sinclair, Sports Editor
March 17, 2015
With the recent injuries plaguing the Chicago Bulls team and Derrick Rose, it’s no surprise to see him, once again, injure his leg and very well hurt another possible championship year for the team. The day following a prior game against the Milwaukee Bucks, Derrick Rose reported soreness in his leg,...
Lauren on Life
Lauren Velasco, News Editor
March 17, 2015
March is an exciting time, with St. Patrick's Day, Shamrock Shakes, and maybe, possibly spring. It really can't come soon enough. There is a lot of things to look forward to in the next month. But what is on most girls’ minds this month? Prom. More than dresses, shoes, and tickets though, the promposal...
A Cup of Commentary
Hannah Rosemurgy, Production Editor
March 17, 2015
Lately, I’ve been interested in a new hobby that has prompted some serious thinking about not only my health, but the healths of other teenagers. I’ve been taking zero hour for about two years now, and I believe that is what truly catalyzed this new obsession of healthy living and taking care...
Becca’s Beat
Becca Watters, Executive Editor
March 17, 2015
Back in the day, curvy women were considered beautiful. In fact, having curves and a little extra meat on your bones was a good thing; it was a symbol of wealth to the public because it meant you had more than enough food. Then, of course, there was the Marilyn Monroe era where women were influenced...
Becca’s Beat
Becca Watters, Executive Editor
February 10, 2015
You know, a month ago, I was seriously kidding myself when I said that second semester of my senior year would be easier. I clearly remember studying for finals one night, almost at my breaking point mind you, and reassuring myself that second semester would be relaxing, easy and all about being proud...
February Editorial: Modern day news is corrupted by ratings
Becca Watters, Executive Editor
February 10, 2015
It is seemingly impossible to turn on a news channel and watch it without being depressed or nervous. The world news focuses on terrorist attacks, and the local Chicago news seems to report each and every shooting in a gang-ridden neighborhood. While all of this is important, the news channels of today...
Is Christmas too commercialized?
- Yes! It's lost its' roots. (50%, 3 Votes)
- No, I love Christmas everything! (50%, 3 Votes)
Total Voters: 6
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