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Fab’rik: More Than Just Fabrics

By: Christina Nichols-Guinn Fab’rik: a shopaholic’s dream. It is a trendy boutique that has new selections every day that use high-end fabrics. It stays on top of the hot new fashion trends and offers all your clothing, jewelry, and shoe needs. The staff at this female-founded female-led boutique will make you want to come here more. They can guide you through the selection process. When … Continue reading Fab’rik: More Than Just Fabrics

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Social Emotional Learning: Why It Pays to Pay Attention

By Sarah Meiselman North Springs students and teachers alike are well aware of the Social Emotional Learning (SEL) lessons displayed in homeroom/crew/SSS every week. What is not as well known, however, is how these lessons came to be, their purpose, what work behind the scenes allows for them to be shown to students, or how students rate the success of the lessons in their personal … Continue reading Social Emotional Learning: Why It Pays to Pay Attention

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Foodie Corner: Arroz Con Gandules Recipe

Written by Sophia Rios and images from Sedanos and The Cutest Little House in Town Arroz Con Gandules Puertorriqueno (Puerto Rican Rice with Pigeon Peas) is a traditional holiday dish that Puerto Ricans usually serve for special occasions. This dish contains a staple of Puerto Rican Cuisine, the aromatic Latin-Caribbean sauce, and sofrito. This recipe will teach you how to perfect the sauce as well as … Continue reading Foodie Corner: Arroz Con Gandules Recipe

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Happy Holidays from the North Springs’ Oracle

by Mairen Brown Cover Image by Sophia Rios Dear readers, This year was my first year taking on the position of Oracle co-editor, along with Sarah Meiselman, and it has been amazing. Being able to continue writing my own articles and also proving guidance to the others on the staff has been so rewarding. This semester the Oracle staff was able to share a wide … Continue reading Happy Holidays from the North Springs’ Oracle

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WALK FASTER AND GO TO CLASS! 

By Phoenix Rivera Just by this title, you’d immediately assume I’m trying to do some boring preach article about how you should follow school rules, not skip class, and be P.R.O.S; you should do that regardless (don’t fight me Mr. Hanson), but for sake of everyone, stop clogging the halls. I’m so furious at the crazy amount of people lingering or wandering in the halls, especially … Continue reading WALK FASTER AND GO TO CLASS! 

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Just Love Cafe: Serving More Than Just Coffee

By Christina Nicholas Coffees, frappes, tea, breakfast, and even more. If you are looking for a new café, this place is just for you. Just Love offers a wide range of coffees and blends. They have specialty roast coffee that you can enjoy in the convenience of your own home, and they incorporate brunch items into their everyday menu. At Just Love, they give you … Continue reading Just Love Cafe: Serving More Than Just Coffee

No, I Don’t Have a Nickname: How the Mispronunciation of Minority Students’ Names Is More Than Just Inconsiderate

Mairen Brown, Co-Editor of the North Springs’ Oracle, leads a conversation with North Springs’ students to discuss the mispronunciation of minority students names. Continue reading No, I Don’t Have a Nickname: How the Mispronunciation of Minority Students’ Names Is More Than Just Inconsiderate

Getting To Opening Night – The Hamlet Process 

By Eliza Peddi Recently North Springs Theatre put on Hamlet, a play by William Shakespeare. The play follows Hamlet, who seeks revenge after his uncle kills his father so that he could marry Hamlet’s mother and become king. The Hamlet cast started rehearsals in mid-August and they went on to have their first show on October 6th.  As an actor in North Springs’ production of … Continue reading Getting To Opening Night – The Hamlet Process 

Why Did Everyone Dislike Tori Vega So Much?

By Jordan Bartlett The show “Victorious” is a popular sitcom featured on Nickelodeon, surrounding a young teenager, “Tori Vega” (Played by Victoria Justice), who has just been accepted into a Hollywood Arts High School and is trying to find her way through the crazy circumstances and unique personalities of the new friends she has made along the way. The show went on from March 27th, … Continue reading Why Did Everyone Dislike Tori Vega So Much?

North Springs Experiments with End of Fall Semester Schedule  

By Sarah Meiselman The new Fulton County grading policy has changed the way the semester averages are calculated for students. As the end of the semester draws nearer, students and teachers can see that it has also changed the way North Springs High School closes off the year.   As seen in the schedule above, Monday December 5th will be a regular B Day. Tuesday December … Continue reading North Springs Experiments with End of Fall Semester Schedule