Invisible Zombies
Kylie Amos, Desk Writer
May 16, 2013
Summer is about to hit full swing here in the riverfront town of North Augusta. Plenty of people will be taking their summer vacation to the max by leaving this town and heading to the beach, mountains, or wherever. Yet there will still be many that stay here and enjoy the pleasures our town has... Read more »
Most Elligible Bachelorette/Bachelor
April 26, 2013
Meet Our Bachelorettes Meet spontaneous senior Kelly Tinsley. Her best qualities consist of her outgoing personality and her ability to make one mean sandwich. Kelly’s idea of a perfect date would be a dinner out by the coast gazing at the stars. If you’re an athletic astronomer with chiseled... Read more »
“I Met My Buddy at Special Olympics”
Angel Hope Watts & Kylie Elaine Amos, Buddies
April 26, 2013
Special Olympics is thought to be one of the best days of the year, if not THE best, by students and athletes alike. This event is a program for children with special needs in the form of learning, physical, and mental disabilities. This year, Special Olympics was held on April 19, 2013 at Midland Valley... Read more »
The NAHS Service Opportunities Expo April 22
National Honors Society, Club
April 16, 2013
North Augusta High School’s National Honor Society is sponsoring a Service Opportunities Expo for high school students on Monday, April 22 from 1:30 to 3:20 PM in the high school cafeteria. Local organizations will be there to share information about ways students can volunteer. The NHS has invited... Read more »
New Pope Brings Hope
Haleigh Mauldin, Desk Writer
April 16, 2013
It’s no secret that Pope Benedict XVI resigned officially on February 28th this year. He is the first pope to resign since Pope Gregory XVII in 1415. But all of this is beside the point. The real question is- who is going to be the next pope? Well, Rome wasn’t built in a day and in... Read more »
Fighting the “R” Word
Angel Hope Watts, Buddy Club member
April 4, 2013
“I pledge and support the elimination of the derogatory use of the “R” word from everyday speech and promote the acceptance and inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities.” This is the pledge that the North Augusta High School Buddy Club made at the South Carolina End The “R” Word... Read more »
All State Swims
Kylie Amos, Desk Writer
March 20, 2013
The football team almost reaches state and has the whole school behind them. The basketball team also almost reaches the level to play for the championships with the support of the whole school behind them as well. Yes, North Augusta is known for their strong school pride, outstanding athletics, and... Read more »
If It’s Not “Yes,” It’s “No.”
Nick Barrs, Writer
March 20, 2013
Rape is a delicate issue to discuss. But with the present state of “rape culture” in the world, it is an extremely important topic to be informed about. In a society where, on the topic of rape, jokes are told, excuses are made, and victims are blamed, we as a people must inform ourselves... Read more »
Fighting for the 27 Million
Angel Hope Watts, Freedom Fighter
January 31, 2013
27 million: the number of enslaved people in the world. End It Movement’s main website reads: “Slavery is wrong. You know it. We know it. As a country, we’ve officially known it since 1863. But here’s something you might not know — Slavery still exists. We want every man,... Read more »
Taking Your Boating Test
Adam Snyder, Desk Master
January 25, 2013
It’s the day you’ve been waiting for. The day you get to spread the iron and gas filled wings known as your car, and you get to fly (as long as you stay within the speed limit). But that’s if you pass the test. Here are some things you can do to give yourself a better chance of passing. First,... Read more »
