The residents of Skokie, along with the rest of the nation, tentatively watched their screens on Nov. 5, awaiting the results of a momentous election. Upon discovering that former president Donald Trump was reelected, students of Niles North had mixed...
Artificial intelligence, or AI, is to language as a calculator is to math. That’s the analogy District 219’s Chief Officer of Technology, Philip Hintz, used when speaking to North Star News about plans to implement AI. “We don't want to ban...
In the basements, bars, and lesser known venues across Chicago, a genre of music unknown to many has lived and thrived for decades. Underground, away from the mainstream audience,...
The Village of Skokie has spent years discussing its new seal, with strong opinions on both sides. After much debate, the village is finally moving forward with a new design....
It was a normal day as a commando: Hijackers had overrun a train and taken prisoners. It was up to me to stop them. Moving up the line of cars, I diligently shot my way through the hijackers until I finally reached a car...
In the United States, doctor visits are needed every day, whether for something as small as an ache in your pinky finger or as worrisome as an irregular heartbeat. The unfortunate reality for many women seeking medical treatment...
Human-induced climate change, referring to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, has been an active problem within our society for much longer than many think. First discoveries were made as early as 1896...
This year, the Niles North girls' basketball team has had huge success. They started the season with a strong start against Lake View, earning a 52-27 win. With a 5-1 record overall, the team is having a great season. On...
As the Vikings finish up their first quarter of the season, their start to the season has surprised many with a shocking 0-2 start. But the Vikings have rallied, and gone on a three game win streak to remind the competition...
In 2022, girls' wrestling became an officially sanctioned sport by the Illinois High School Association (IHSA). As of 2024, girls' wrestling has been welcomed to the list of winter sports available at Niles North for the...
As an exceptionally dull, strike-ridden year of movies enters its final hour, studios pack the last of their promising films into a tight, small window in December. Some seek proximity to March's Academy Awards, a strategy popularized by aggressive campaigners like the disgraced Harvey Weinstein. Others seek a prime time for consumer activity through way of the holiday season. This year, three major...
Click above to listen to this episode of Reed's Recs Hello, Niles North, and welcome to Reed’s Recs! I am Reed Larson-Erf, here to talk to you about everything you never knew you had to see. This week, I’d like to talk to you about 1996’s The First Wives’ Club. Based on a novel by Olivia Goldsmith, this movie centers on old college friends Elise (Goldie Hawn), Brenda (Bette Midler),...
Musical wonder Kendrick Lamar released his sixth career studio album, GNX, on Nov. 22. The surprise release shocked the world, coming just months after his infamous rap beef with rival artist Drake. Yet, since the initial excitement has abated, many have argued that it does not live up to the hype. So, is GNX worth its salt? Let’s talk. The LP, noticeably shorter in its 12-song makeup than most...
What is your name and grade level? Micah Chan, Junior. Who is someone that inspires you? My Dad definitely inspires me. Literally every time...
What is your name, your position, and what are your preferred pronouns? My name is Jon’ta Frazier (JON-tae FRA-zhur), my position is Textbook...
What is your name, what grade are you in, and what pronouns do you use? I am Samuel Aryeh Schultz, I am a junior, and my pronouns are he/him. What...
What is your name and what department do you work in? My name is Joe Obrycki. I work in the math department. What was your inspiration for...
