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Nonnewaug High School's Chief News Source

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Many students later have added stress or anxiety about college debt because it can be incredibly hard to pay off if the individual is not educated on interest and loans.

[Photo] Jackson: Unreasonable Expenses of Higher Education

Kaylee Jackson '24, Senior Editor
May 3, 2024
When looking at the signature line on a piece of paper, most people, especially students, hesitate because they only know how to print their name. As they go into adulthood, printing won’t always be the most professional option.

[Photo] Diezel: Students Should Have the Opportunity to Learn Cursive

Abegail Diezel '25, Reporter
April 5, 2024
1400 tons of waste are produced from daily public schools across the country.

[Photo] Sweeney: Single-Use Plastics in School Cafeterias Add Up

Alexa Sweeney '25, Reporter
May 8, 2024
Culinary arts is a popular subject at Nonnewaug, but instead of it just being recommended for students, some people feel it should be a graduation requirement. (Courtesy of Unsplash)

[Photo] McVety: Culinary Arts Shouldn’t Be Recommended; It Should be Required

Gary McVety '24, Reporter
May 8, 2024
Smartphone shopping is being incorporated into a new generation of Christmas browsing.

[Photo] Black Friday Means Bargain Discounts for Shoppers

Ruari Duffy '24, Reporter
November 26, 2023
The fall leaves and bright pumpkins show the autumn spirit.

[Photo] Countless Ways to Find and Use Pumpkins

Kylieann Craine '24, Reporter
November 9, 2023
From July 23-Aug. 23, New England got about 17 inches of rain -- almost double the amount of rain that is normal for that time.

[Photo] New England Battered by Historically Wet Weather

Abegail Diezel '25, Reporter
September 29, 2023
Nonnewaug's AP Government and Politics mock election places three staff members in a race for presidency. (Unsplash)

[Photo] Nonnewaug Mock Election Project Grows to Social Media

Zoie Cole, Assistant Features Editor
May 1, 2023
With the snowy season upon us, students, teachers, staff, and parents wonder what they can do on their snow-days. Sledding has been a popular winter activity since the 19th century, when delivery sleds were made.

[Photo] What Do Teachers Do on Holiday Break?

Genieva Pawlowski, Campus News Editor
January 10, 2023
After a year and a half of lessened homework expectations, this school year saw the return of homework in many classes.

[Photo] Is Homework Beneficial or Not?

Genieva Pawlowski, Reporter
April 13, 2022
Movie theaters like AMC have suffered since the start of the pandemic. Many teens haven't enjoyed the experience of a night out at the movies.

[Photo] Curbing Your Entertainment: The Impact of COVID

Jon Laukaitis, Junior Chief Advocate
March 30, 2022
Everyone makes mistakes while baking, but reflecting on those mistakes will help improve the finished product next time.

[Photo] Catastrophe in the Kitchen? Bakers Must Learn from Mistakes

Francesca Rivera, Junior Chief Advocate
March 29, 2022
People of different religions often celebrate holidays differently.

[Photo] Religion Plays Role in Different Holiday Celebrations

Ryan Duda, Reporter
December 14, 2021
Social media apps such as Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter bring positive and negative impacts to society.

[Photo] Social Media Seen as Double-Edged Sword in 2020

Samantha Conti, Arts/Entertainment Editor
February 22, 2021
The 2020 election saw the highest turnout levels in generations for many towns. Woodbury received more than 2,500 absentee ballots, a figure much higher than usual.

[Photo] Woodbury Town Clerk Reflects On Hectic Election Season

Nico Wenis, Reporter
December 15, 2020
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