Cellphone applications chosen this week, including Plants vs. Zombies, Chaos Rings, and Zenonia 2.
New album releases, including Raymond v. Raymond by Usher, Manners by Passion Pit, Freight Train by Alan Jackson, and Congratulations by MGMT.
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During all three lunches, come to the Spirit Club table by the West Mall doors so we can tally all of the participants of Spirit Week. Help show us that your class has the most spirit! The winner will be announced in the afternoon announcements on Friday, April 23rd.
SMNW students do not have school on Friday, the 12th, and Monday, the 15th, due to Conferences and Presidents’ Day. Conferences are going on both Thursday and Friday.
The 2009 baseball season came to a conclusion with the New York Yankees winning their 27th World Series title Nov. 4. The season has been over for a month, and yet, there is still controversy involving the game. Not surprised, right?
Coming off of a tough loss in state competition last year, the team knew they had to come back stronger this year. They knew every team was going to look at them as one of the…
Due to the construction at SM Northwest last year, many of the treasured murals have been torn down or painted over. As a result, art teacher David Hunt decided to start a club for students that would like to participate in the “re-beautification” of the school.
Ripple Glass LLC, an independent endeavor of the Boulevard Brewing Company, began its new recycling program this week. “We have the lowest recycling rate of any metro [area] in the country now for glass, and we think, over time, we…
Where am I headin’? / I ain’t certain. / All that I know is / I am on my way.” The rousing chorus from Act I of the 2009 musical, Paint Your Wagon, echoed through the auditorium. But this wasn’t opening night. No, it was far from that. Only a few weeks before the show, the student actors and actresses were still turning the wrong way during dances, forgetting lines and missing cues for entrances.