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Iranian authorities executed graduate student Erfan Shakourzadeh following the authorities' accusation of him spying for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and Mossad. Human rights groups challenged his charges, claiming that officials tortured him into a false confession. Shakourzadeh’s death adds to the growing criticism over Iran’s use of capital punishment during times of political unrest.
BREAKING NEWS: Iran hangs graduate student accused of espionage
Vaughn Thomas, Reporter • May 14, 2026

As Iran faces rising international pressure and domestic unrest, their recent use of capital punishment has fostered extreme criticism from various...

With growing tensions spreading across the U.S., the Hantavirus officially touched down in Georgia at Emory University Hospital. Exiting the MV Hondius cruise ship, two patients arrived at the Atlanta hospital to test for symptoms and receive care. While citizens remain scared for the state's safety, government officials believe Emory Hospital holds the capability to properly face the virus.
The Hantavirus docks in Georgia
Isabella Morales, Reporter • May 14, 2026

The MV Hondius cruise ship, connected to the Hantavirus outbreak, let off two passengers who arrived at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta,...

The cruise ship MV Hondius, a Dutch-owned expedition cruise ship operated by Oceanwide Expeditions, encountered an unexpected obstacle following the outbreak of Hantavirus, an illness commonly transmitted through rodents. Three fatalities have occurred following the first reported case, with five other passengers showing severe symptoms. Health officials will require the ship to quarantine for eight weeks along the coast of Cape Verde.
Stranded ship faces rare virus
Devyn Potts, Reporter • May 8, 2026

April 1, the Motor Vessel (MV) Hondius cruise ship carrying 147 passengers departed from Argentina with the intention of stopping at the Canary...

	An introduction of warm, spring weather led thousands of Georgians to believe that a relaxing summer climate sat right around the corner. Unfortunately, in parts of South Georgia, the low humidity and high heat contributed to a spark of wildfires. As firefighters work tirelessly to save lives and property, Georgians stress and wonder when the wildfires will subside.
Wildfires wreak havoc in south Georgia
Cassidy Lumpkin and Lidia Sidorova April 27, 2026

April 22, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp declared a state of emergency for 91 Georgian counties suffering from an outbreak of wildfires. Subsequently,...

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April 7, 8 and 9, 2026, NC’s unbelievably talented theatre program performed their final musical of the year. “Drowsy Chaperone,” a comedic musical with slightly melancholic undertones, fit the cast and crew perfectly. While the performance went swimmingly, seniors grappled after the fact with the realization that this would stand as their final performance with the NC thespians. After just five weeks to rehearse, the performers put on a show that left the audience wheezing.
NC’s production of The Drowsy Chaperone, Jr.
Sophia Allsen, Page Editor • May 11, 2026

Saturday, March 28, people of all ages and backgrounds gathered across Georgia and the U.S. to protest the Trump Administration. In Cobb County, thousands flocked to Marietta to take part.
No Kings 3 in Marietta 3/28
Rosalyn Schwanke, Editor in Chief • March 29, 2026
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NC junior Jeronimo Segovia continues to strengthen his golf game after discovering the sport through his family at a young age. Although golf receives significantly less attention than other Warrior athletics, Segovia continues to pursue his golf dreams. With hopes of competing at the Division I level, Segovia views each shot as a new opportunity to improve.
Meet the Team: Jeronimo Segovia
Vaughn Thomas, Reporter • May 14, 2026
As the school year comes to a close and seniors decide which school they will attend, senioritis rises, and summer beach trips quickly approach. After four years at NC, seniors reminisce on their favorite moments with friends and teachers while simultaneously planning their sunny days. Without a doubt, students fill their summers before college to the brim with spontaneous activities as they enjoy the last moments of their childhood.
Goodbye senior year, hello senior summer
Mackenzie Blanco, Editor in Chief • May 11, 2026
Olivia Dawson explores multiple unique qualities of self-expression in art reflectingg her interests. Heavily influenced by her father, Dawson dabbles in history and creative proficiency, combining the two through her sketches. As the freshman continues through her magnet high school journey, she hopes to expand her erudition to fuel her artistic abilities.
Highlighting NC artistry: Olivia Dawson
Lidia Sidorova, Page Editor • May 11, 2026
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	April 28, the NC Warriors (8-17) battled on the court against the Creekside Seminoles (15-3) for their last home game of the season. After winning the intense match against the number one team in the state, NC honored six seniors in a ceremony to celebrate their future endeavors. The Warriors then beat the defending state champions, Tucker High School (4-4), following the celebration. While the seniors’ season comes to a close, the memories of scoring impressive wins on senior night will remain in their hearts forever.
Serving up success at senior night
Megan Taffel, Reporter • May 3, 2026

Tuesday, April 28, the NC Warriors’ boys’ varsity volleyball orange team (8-17) faced the Creekside High School Seminoles (15-3) in one last...

Friday, March 28, the NC Lady Warrior varsity soccer team (1-11) traveled to Etowah High School (9-4) to face off in an intense region match-up. Both teams battled and left their heart out on the field. By the final whistle, Etowah defeated NC in an upsetting score of 4-0. The Lady Warriors will move on, ready for redemption, facing off against East Paulding April 1 in a non-region game.
Eliminated by the Eagles
Isabella Morales, Reporter • April 2, 2026
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Every entrance deserves a soundtrack, and every personality brings a different vibe. Music choices reveal confidence, humor and energy in unexpected ways. One question leads to answers that say what words never could.
Your Life, Your Sound
Jeremiah McKinney, Media • May 14, 2026
Finals turn into a boss fight where every class builds towards one last showdown. Each subject brings its own challenge with strategy, timing and focus deciding the outcome. School starts to feel like a game where every student enters the final level.
School, but it’s a video game
Jeremiah McKinney, Media • May 14, 2026
March 2026 rolled in with a brand new single from Malcolm Todd, a relatively new young artist who specializes in a blend of bedroom pop and alternative R&B. Todd released his single “Breathe” less than a year after his last album “Malcolm Todd (Still),” keeping his fans well fed with a steady stream of new releases. After an opening hit like “Breathe,” fans wait with anticipation for Todd’s next move.
Malcolm Todd: About to “Do That Again”
Sophia Allsen, Page Editor • May 13, 2026
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As May quickly approaches, NC’s seniors feel the effects of the dreaded senioritis. Though the affliction certainly leaves grades to tank and attendance to stumble, senioritis proves itself as a useful tool for redirecting energy. Though students neglect school, they re-center friendship, fun and future planning.
The senioritis scam
Rosalyn Schwanke, Editor in Chief • April 27, 2026

Sold to the eldest K-12 scholars in vials labeled “Why bother?” and “I already committed anyway,” senioritis poisons the student bodies...

Trends appear overnight and have spread across culture faster than ever before—fashion, music and viral moments in general shape conversations. One trend rises while another fades just as quickly—the line between iconic and embarrassing shifts with every new wave of trends.
Trends on trial
Jeremiah McKinney, Media Team • April 12, 2026

Although beauty standards evolve, the authentic faces and historical aesthetics actors emulate stay suspended in amber. Actors have sculpted and refined their faces in ways that date their appearances to the modern era. Polished and plastic features strip away the convincingness of period pieces, distracting viewers from the whimsical worlds of the past.
Monarchy, maids and Dr. Miami
Megan Taffel, Reporter • April 1, 2026

From porcelain pale skin to splotchy orange tans, beauty standards have undoubtedly evolved throughout the years. With actors serving as the...

Although it might seem simple, the process of building an outfit each day promises both the experience and benefits of creating art. The minute details in hair styling, accessorizing and layering come together to communicate the wearer’s mood, attitude or interests. As a result of this silent communication, style shifts into a deeply important tool for self-expression.
The artistry behind the outfit
Rosalyn Schwanke, Editor in Chief • March 25, 2026

With shoe laces tied, bracelets jingling and hair swinging in the wind, a teenager steps out of his or her front door and into the day. From...

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