A Peek into North’s Advocacy and Support Groups

Melinda Wang, Reporter

September 11, 2018

Filed under Features, Showcase

North is home to over 70 clubs and activities, some of the most important, yet underrated, being the numerous support and advocacy groups that exist in the high school. Students of the Gay Straight Alliance, Grief Group, AMIGOS, and the African American Read In are just a few of the many groups her...

BHSN Baseball, Coming Of Age

Abby Cannon, Reporter

May 28, 2018

Filed under Features, Sports

Long time friends Harry Delyanis and Dylan Steele are finally finding themselves, not only as baseball players, but as leaders, and as a result, they’re able to set an example for the younger players and establish a culture of respect and positivity, two philosophies that both Steele and Delyanis e...

German Club

Mulia Hermudia, Reporter

May 24, 2018

Filed under Features

Clubs that revolve around world languages aren’t quite new to North. But what is new to North is the German club.

Sexual Assault

Dulce Jarillo, Reporter

May 23, 2018

Filed under Features

According to the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network,  sexual assault happens every 98 seconds. The amount of sexual assault has fallen over a half since 1993 but is still relevant today. As Sexual Assault Awareness month finished up in April, people continue to share their stories.  Jane Doe, a student at N...

Video Game Culture at North

Mulia Hermudia, Reporter

May 9, 2018

Filed under Entertainment, Features

Bloomington North is a very diverse school in many ways. From ethnicities, to families, to nationalities, North students are a diverse crowd, even with video games. Personally, I have played video games since I was four years old, the first being Delta Force: Black Hawk Down. I had lots of fun playin...

BHSN Habitat for Humanity

Maddie Knapp, Reporter

March 8, 2018

Filed under Features

      North’s Habitat for Humanity is a club that is nationally recognized because of the number of students who are involved in the building and fundraising of homes for low-income families.      Founded in 1998 by North students Josh Girvin and Joe Aamidor, the club began to form its l...

Lenses

March 2, 2018

Filed under Features

North students explore racial profiling and their own experiences being affected by it.  Video produced by juniors Eddie Jackson, Zynell Nixon, Bryce Perry and Colin Jobito.

Trump: A Year in Review

Abby Cannon, Reporter

February 15, 2018

Filed under Features, Showcase

  At the close of 2017, a year many would describe as the strangest in history, students at North, like people across America, are struggling to make sense of everything from the chaotic Trump presidency and the varying reactions from the country to its long-term significance for America and th...

United Students- An Overview

Mulia Hermudia, Reporter

February 15, 2018

Filed under Features, Showcase

What started as an unofficial club twenty years ago turned out to be one of the most notable clubs at North. United Students is a club where many students with different sexualities come together and talk in an open forum style. These talks range from personal stories to relationship advice and profiles of fa...

An Introduction to the New Administration

Tamara Brown, Reporter

October 6, 2017

Filed under Features

Halfway through the second term, you’re possibly already up to your ears in essays, worksheets, math problems, and tests that you didn’t even know you had. Post- first report card and with football season wrapping up, it feels like this school year is in full swing, but you may still be asking your...

New Principal Brings Controversial Changes to North

Frances Sheets, Editor, Reporter

September 18, 2017

Filed under Features, Showcase

Since Michael Akers replaced Jeff Henderson as the principal of Bloomington High School North, the changes brought on by his administrative team have been accompanied by tension and student upset. According to George Morpurgo, senior class president, there are two main causes of upset. The fi...

The New Theater Teacher

September 18, 2017

Filed under Features

Anyone can learn theater, but the passionate learn from the passionate. “My motto is ‘Theater is Life.’ I can literally connect anything from theater to life, and vice versa.” Mr. Steckbeck, the new theater teacher said. Grant Steckbeck taught for four years at Silvercreek High School...