The Spartan Sirens Podcast: Our Experiences With Online Learning
By: Abby Simon, Mairen Brown, Ansley Bokath, and Phoenix Rivera Continue reading The Spartan Sirens Podcast: Our Experiences With Online Learning
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By: Abby Simon, Mairen Brown, Ansley Bokath, and Phoenix Rivera Continue reading The Spartan Sirens Podcast: Our Experiences With Online Learning
By Emily Papleux Warning: Spoilers abound! After countless hints, the multiverse has finally been recognized in the MCU, following Spider-Man No Way Home, What If? and the new upcoming movie the Multiverse of Madness. The Multiverse is a widely known subsect of philosophy, and in the Marvel Universe, causes quite the chaos. It is the idea that this reality is mere one of infinite; this derives from the word … Continue reading MCU’s Multiverse
By: Emily Papleux The North Springs Theatre Department, after being dormant, celebrates the fall season with a spook-tacular “Frankenstein” throughout the week of Halloween. Though there were a few severe disputes between the cast before, during and after the making, the overall surface of the show seemed to run as smoothly as high school productions go, and the overall production ran in its perfectly eerie … Continue reading Review: North Springs Productions’ Frankenstein
by Roman Morris I saw Eternals on Sunday, and I was mixed in both my disappointment and my applause. I thought this was going to be another great Marvel movie with great action and a plot that links with the rest of the Marvel Cinema Universe. While the action was great, the plot was lacking severely. It didn’t connect well with the rest of the … Continue reading Movies to catch in the theater: Marvel’s Eternals
By: Courtney Suber It’s not an uncommon misconception within today’s society that teenage girls are one dimensional. We’re often told we must act a specific way and fit into rigid boxes that can be ticked off one by one. And thus the emergence of “pick-me’s” or “girls who aren’t like other girls” is evident in combat to the misogynoir of society. Almost all girls feel … Continue reading Femininity
Students who won last week’s PBIS Spartabucks raffle were able to pie a teacher or administrator of choice on the face. Here is a “Taste” of the event held today! More pictures are baking and coming soon. Continue reading PBIS “Pie in the face” at North Springs
by Roxy Stickland If you’ve read the My Hero Academia manga, you would know of the big effects of the seemingly lacking villain, All for One. He may seem lacking at first sight, but there is more than what meets the eye. Warning as there will be manga spoilers ahead. To start, All for One is from the generation that quirks or superpowers started appearing … Continue reading All for One: Review and Analysis
I pray every night, That things go back to the way they were, I miss talking all the time, Now you don’t say a word And it was so easy for you, To disappear like a ghost, You probably went to someone new, And that’s what hurts the most I wish I could go back in time, I wish I wasn’t so needy, I wish … Continue reading Echo Presents: Pray
By: Zaraye Ridley As my ears hear the sound of the wind as it whistles, And the rain against my window becomes more than a drizzle, The lighting illuminates the night time skies, like fireworks seen in the pupils of my eyes.. Then suddenly.. Thunder claps! And it becomes evident.. A thunderstorm is upon us! Continue reading Echo Presents: Thunderstorm