New Service Dog Comes to NKHS
Chris Dunlaevy, Co Editor- In- Chief
October 5, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
Sophomore Aidan Sullivan is a pretty typical teenager. He likes to play guitar, listens to punk rock, and enjoys spending time with his friends and family, his best friend Jack in particular. Jack’s pretty average, too. One thing stands out, though. He’s a service dog. Jack is the new servic...
It’s Your Choice to Add Your Voice
Michael Vento, Editor
October 3, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
Are you interested in current affairs? Do you feel the need to talk about issues that plague the school? The power to voice your opinion is provided through the Student Union. “What is Student Union?” you might be asking. Well, you’re not alone. Fellow Sophomore Sam Murphy claims she knows “nothing...
Senior Project Showcase
Sarah Popovic, Editor- In- Chief
April 12, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
On Sunday, December 17th, Maisy Carvalho hosted a hair donations drive sponsored by Pantene Beautiful Lengths. At this drive, she had a panel of volunteer hairdressers come in to cut eight inches off of people hair. Those eight inches were then sent to Pantene Beautiful Lengths to be made into wigs for...
Bitcoin: The Revolution
Andrew Sok, Staff Writer
April 12, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
A graduate of North Kingstown High School in 2016 (who would like to remain anonymous) has stated that he made millions of dollars off the company Bitcoin. Bitcoin is a type of digital currency (cryptocurrency) that isn’t backed up by a central bank or a government. Bitcoin can be used to buy go...
Mr. Somerville: A North Kingstown High School Tradition
Sabrina Fiore, Features Editor
April 5, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
The joy of seeing Mr. Kevin Somerville in class, with his hearty guffaw and amusing stories, is a sight familiar to North Kingstown High School students. But how does Mr. Somerville view himself and his role in the North Kingstown community? “For thirty years, I was a self-employed medical illus...
Be our Guest “Beauty and the Beast” Musical Review
Julia Tobin, Staff Writer
April 5, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
North Kingstown High School has become well-known for its yearly musicals. This year, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast welcomed everyone to be their guest in March 2018. This show has had the most interest in a while, with all four shows selling out, and even undesirable seats (such as those next to ...
Monty Python Rides to NKHS
Julia Tobin, Staff Writer
February 6, 2018
Filed under Features
The NKHS Drama Club is presenting Monty Python this year, a funny, classic favorite that brings audiences together through the widely-known story of King Arthur. This comedy is bound to have all people, old and young, laughing uncontrollably. For those who have not seen the movie, the story takes pla...
Getting to know Mrs. Harrington, an art teacher at NKHS
Katarina Bolibruch, Visuals Editor
April 8, 2017
Filed under Features
Mrs. Tara Harrington’s job demands that she spend around six hours for five days a week concentrating on teaching her various art and ceramics classes. Some may wonder what she does outside of school, and what led her to spend all this time educating students in the fine arts. She knew she wan...
Seniors share their successful business ventures
Jillyan Mobley, Features Editor
April 1, 2017
Filed under Features, Showcase
With college acceptances and more serious career considerations, seniors at North Kingstown High School are beginning to prepare for the “real world.” However, some students have already made steps to explore their passions and futures through entrepreneurship. In starting their own companies to provide ser...
Meet Whitney, NKHS’s therapy dog
Chloe Parkins, Opinion Editor
April 1, 2017
Filed under Features, Showcase
When North Kingstown’s students returned to school this past September, many were surprised to learn that NKHS had acquired its first therapy dog, Whitney. Whitney, who belongs to Ms. Paula Calitri, the school psychologist, has been well-received by students and faculty. “Whitney is one of the be...
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