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May 2020 Survey
Links to fresh content May 11, 2020
Willis Hall gets a makeoverEach classroom gets a little less glass, but a lot more technology, and matches other buildings for the first time in school history
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Check out Chloe's blogChloe waxes eloquent on the value of a free press for North Cross and beyond
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Check out Tobi's articles on seniors likeCaroline Lystash, who will carry her spirit to UVa to study engineering in the fall
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Highlights from the football team's
state championship
Photos from Fishburn FolliesCheck out some of our favorite photos from the final musical in the old Fishburn.
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Four seniors will play football in college
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Staff blogsSee how our super staff sees the world.
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Hockey team starts new sport with winning season
Grade 9 mucks much that matters on a 27-degree morning to help Healing Strides provide equine therapy
Older content from before 2016
"Prom-a-lulu" entertained the seniors on Sat. April 25. The evening began with dinner served for the seniors and their dates at the Shenandoah Club around 6:30. Shortly afterwards, they participated in luau activities such as the limbo. Keith Willis ('15) (center) does the limbo while his peers watch in anticipation. Later in the night, the seniors and their dates who were still present at prom were presented to the room and given flowers. See more pictures
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Arts
How to succeed in the musical--by trying really hardBy Meagan Pruitt
News
Proctor meets with Chinese schools to expand Global Studies
By Philip Schueler
Sports
Fishwick wins singles No. 3 10-5Photo by Robert Robillard
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Is it necessary to have a date to go to prom?Check the opinion page to see why Meagan Pruitt says yes and Dre Colston says no 
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Letters to the Editor:Responses to Schueler’s opinion on offering more ‘relevant’ languages
By Wanda J. Finney, Ph. D. Chair, World Languages Dept. and Nitza Fernández-Plaski AP Spanish Language teacher Editorial: North Cross desperately needs drug education
As Willis Hall reels from the shock of the expulsion of four students for the drug use on a school trip several weeks ago, questions arise regarding how these offenses can be prevented in the future. |
Baseball prepares for challenge against LCA
By Nathan Seidel
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Lacrosse hopes to finish the season in state tournament
By Piers McGinn
Cartledge wins singles title
By Piers McGinn
Youngsters and vets propel golf team
By Philip Schueler
Boys tennis fights through weather to No.1 rank
By Emma Cartledge
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