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Principal Change at North Garland Leaves Many questions

Godspower Nwawuihe, Reporter June 6, 2022

Michael Arreola served as the North Garland High School principal for three school years. Then he moved to the head of  MST over the entire district. As a Latino he brought a sense of relatability to...

STUPID GENIUS- Relationships

Margot Morgan, Reporter June 6, 2022

   

How to Manage Stress During Exam Season

How to Manage Stress During Exam Season

Ruth Assefa, Editor-In-Chief April 29, 2022

Spring seems like the season to finally get some relaxation with the weather getting warmer, the sun escaping the clouds, and the flowers blooming, but for students it signals end of the year standardized...

Carter BloodCare Comes to North Garland

Hannah Freerksen and Adesuwa Uduebor, Reporter April 18, 2022

Student organizations promoted the Carter BloodCare blood drive for students over the age of 16 to participate.   “We encourage people who come up to us, and tell them the benefits,” said student...

“I am here for you!” NGHS Counselor Discusses Tackling Mental Health

“I am here for you!” NGHS Counselor Discusses Tackling Mental Health

Ruth Assefa, Editor-In-Chief November 30, 2021

Mental health has had a grip on high school students the past two years due to COVID-19 lockdowns. More than 25% of high school students reported worsened emotional health when in quarantine. With a rough...

NGHS Boys Varsity Basketball Story

Asher Efrem November 30, 2021

     With the lone preseason game in the books and the season kicking off Friday, the North Garland Varsity Boys Basketball team looks to make the playoffs for the first time since 2009.      “As...

Bridgerton Review

Bridgerton Review

Diana Leyva, reporter April 8, 2021

The Netflix series Bridgerton is rated MA for Mature Audiences due to scenes that are not for children, so when watching this show viewer discretion is advised.  Season one of the show  follows the...

Promise of a Better Tomorrow: Dallas Program Provides Pathway for High School Graduates

Gelila Negesse, Co-Editor-In-Chief February 26, 2020

Conversations about college and post secondary education swarm election debate floors, meetings with counselors and the dinner table for many families across the nation as  tuition costs rise and students...

Books to Read for the Cozy Season

Books to Read for the Cozy Season

Gelila Negesse, Co-Editor-in-Chief December 20, 2019

As winter break begins, use this extra time to grab a cup of hot chocolate, your softest blanket, and the following books to get into the cozy season!

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