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HSYAT’s 28th annual Teen Summit event was put together by the hardworking subcommittee comprising YAT staff and high school volunteers.

HSYAT Teen Summit Event

Boys Athletics commissioner, Aditya Hari gets the crowd hyped up before a football game.

Changes to appointed positions within Northwood’s ASB

Welcome to NHS Letter

UCI stands poised to lead the way after a donation added to its high-tech facilities, like its Facility for Imaging and Brain Research (FIBRE) dedicated towards cutting-edge MRI scans.

Hope for the lost: UCI depression research receives massive donation

Spring times bring May rhymes

Spring times bring May rhymes

TECH-RIFFIC EXPERIENCES: Students enrolled in Library Tech Staff have the opportunity to learn more about IT and library management through hands-on tasks.

Tech Staff At Northwood

The study cafe locations you’ve bean looking for and are sure to love a latte

The study cafe locations you’ve bean looking for and are sure to love a latte

Teacher speaks: An inside look

Teacher speaks: An inside look

Stacking Up Memories: Northwood’s parking system, finals structure and more make it the distinctive place that we call ours for four years.

Learn the alphabet

My panda, my choice: 13-year-old Meilin reveals her secret identity to her unsuspecting friend group.

Pixar’s new look through “Turning Red”

VAPA Student Speak

STANDING UP WITH COURAGE: Fairy in the Mirror junior Catie Jamieson (right) lifts Ashgirl senior Sofia Partridge (left) from the ground, encouraging her to believe in herself instead of looking to magic.

The Ash Girl: A fairytale for the times

ALL OF US ARE DEAD: What would you do if faced with a zombie virus epidemic at your school?

A successful zombie twist in a high-school K-drama: “All of Us are Dead” review

Interlude inspires hearts

January/February 2022

January/February 2022

Shifting Gears: Changes to the parking permit system

Shifting Gears: Changes to the parking permit system

HEALTHY TRANSPORTATION: The Lime scooter system in metropolitan cities becomes more accessible to sidewalk civilians.

Public Electric Scooters: The benefits to its implementation

The importance of the student voice

The importance of the student voice

Reflecting on women in the workforce

Reflecting on women in the workforce

THE CEREAL KILLER: Virtual Box Tops are perpetuating the wealth gap in education.

Box Tops for Education: Philanthropy or increasing inequality?

MAY THE COURSE BE WITH YOU: Freshman Dylan Khang swings for gold in a match against Portola High School.

Victory en-golf-s boys golf team in historic undefeated season

Role of bench players in sports

Role of bench players in sports

Frenzy of Firsts: Northwood’s swim team takes a triumphant plunge and holds up number one hand signs to celebrate their first time winning first place at the Pacific Coast League Finals.

Northwood swim captures first place at Pacific Coast League finals

Figuring out the Skater: Hannah Tao on ice

Figuring out the Skater: Hannah Tao on ice

Earning your P.E. credits

Squabbling for First: Advertising can’t outcompete other majors like International Relations and Computer Science for the winning title of “most useless major.”

Top Five Majors: Useless Edition

Green Enlightenment: An example of a Northwood Student who may have spent a bit too much time around trees during lunch.

Rapunzel and Mother Gothel wont be the only dynamic duo after you read this.

Top 5 new ways for strict moms to become Lit

Placate my plate-onic relationships

Placate my plate-onic relationships

Timby Origin Story

Timby Origin Story

April Howler Volume XXIII, Issue VII

April Howler Volume XXIII, Issue VII

March Howler Volume XXIII, Issue VI

March Howler Volume XXIII, Issue VI

February Howler Volume XXIII, Issue V

February Howler Volume XXIII, Issue V

December Howler Volume XXIII, Issue IV

December Howler Volume XXIII, Issue IV

October Howler Volume XXIII, Issue III

October Howler Volume XXIII, Issue III

A reflection on my past four years of high school

A reflection on my past four years of high school

Farewell to my definitely typical senior year

Farewell to my definitely typical senior year

Playfulness: The Ultimate Tech Disrupter and World Transformer

Playfulness: The Ultimate Tech Disrupter and World Transformer

Year In Review, 2020-2021

Year In Review, 2020-2021

Sincerely, Coco Tsaur

Sincerely, Coco Tsaur

S1 Episode 12: Passions of the Pack: Producing music

S1 Episode 12: Passions of the Pack: Producing music

Reaching One’s Dreams: The struggles of first generation college students in the US

Reaching One’s Dreams: The struggles of first generation college students in the US

Figuring out the Skater: Hannah Tao on ice

Figuring out the Skater: Hannah Tao on ice

CRADLED CHOOK: Ke’s younger sister demonstrates the proper way to hold a chicken.

Happy-Go-Lucky Poultry Day: Clucky pet chickens

S1 Episode 10: Teachers Cook: Cooking up a love of teaching

S1 Episode 10: Teachers Cook: Cooking up a love of teaching

S1 Episode 12: Passions of the Pack: Producing music

S1 Episode 12: Passions of the Pack: Producing music

Reaching One’s Dreams: The struggles of first generation college students in the US

Reaching One’s Dreams: The struggles of first generation college students in the US

S1 Episode 10: Teachers Cook: Cooking up a love of teaching

S1 Episode 10: Teachers Cook: Cooking up a love of teaching

S1 Episode 9: Teacher Cooks: Battle of art forms

S1 Episode 9: Teacher Cooks: Battle of art forms

S1 Episode 8: Teachers Cook: To Bake or Not to Bake

S1 Episode 8: Teachers Cook: To Bake or Not to Bake

CRADLED CHOOK: Ke’s younger sister demonstrates the proper way to hold a chicken.

Happy-Go-Lucky Poultry Day: Clucky pet chickens

ON YOUR MARK, T-WOLVES: Sophomore Nick Keith readies his aim for a second place finish in dodgeball.

Clash of the Classes: School spirit comes howling back

A show NHS needed

A show NHS needed

A tale untold: The hidden crew

A tale untold: The hidden crew

Endearments especial embodiments

Endearment’s especial embodiments

Figuring out the Skater: Hannah Tao on ice

Figuring out the Skater: Hannah Tao on ice

What would you change about Northwood?

What would you change about Northwood?

Chocolate Bash: Desserts Done Right

Chocolate Bash: Desserts Done Right

UNDER CONSTRUCTION: Rising population growth in Irvine poses challenges to resident satisfaction in the future.

Harmful Irvine population growth

An Un-boo-lievably Spirited Craft

An Un-boo-lievably Spirited Craft

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Shifting Gears: Changes to the parking permit system

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Stacking Up Memories: Northwood’s parking system, finals structure and more make it the distinctive place that we call ours for four years.

Learn the alphabet

Rapunzel and Mother Gothel wont be the only dynamic duo after you read this.

Top 5 new ways for strict moms to become Lit

MAY THE COURSE BE WITH YOU: Freshman Dylan Khang swings for gold in a match against Portola High School.

Victory en-golf-s boys golf team in historic undefeated season

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As kids, we were often told not to play with dirt.

As kids, we were often told not to play with dirt. But walk into Room 1002 on Thursdays during lunch, and you just might find students mixing containers of dirt with their hands and peeling apart clumps of moss.

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Welcome to your one-and-only guide to Northwood, a

Welcome to your one-and-only guide to Northwood, alphabet-version! Now that we’re approaching the end of the school year, continue reading to be reminded about some of the small but favorite (or least favorite) parts of Northwood—aka what makes Northwood quintessentially Northwood.

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Welcome to Passions of the Pack, where we talk to

Welcome to Passions of the Pack, where we talk to students on our campus regarding strange and unorthodox activities, hobbies or sports. Today, staff writer Arya Bhattacharjee talks to Senior Bian Lee about his debut album and his journey through the world of music produuction.

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Looking out into the sea of cars that populate the

Looking out into the sea of cars that populate the NHS parking lot, the unmistakable identifiers of a parking violation - a pale yellow ticket slip pinned on a windshield, a neon yellow sign taped to the window and a bright paint-red boot on the wheel - seemingly mark a different car each day.

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Chances are you’ve never seen the boys golf team

Chances are you’ve never seen the boys golf team in their element, squinting through the bright California sun at an open expanse of green, looking for the waving flag somewhere beyond the sandy bunkers and the azure ponds. But even if you’ve never seen them in action, you’re surely going to see their names in school history after their first ever undefeated season.

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During athletic competitions, the spotlight is oft

During athletic competitions, the spotlight is often given to the players with offensive positions who are seen scoring the points, dunking the basketball or spiking the volleyball. Players who assist in making those goals are rarely appreciated, but bench players receive even less recognition for their contributions to the team. While being ready to sub in for a starter is an important task, there are other roles bench players fulfill that directly influence the success of the team.

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