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The North Star

The student news site of Omaha North High Magnet School

The North Star

The student news site of Omaha North High Magnet School

The North Star

Seaweed splashes onto the shore of Florida

Liberty Stuart, News writer April 11, 2023

Spanning nearly twice the width of the United States of America, a blob of seaweed, called The Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt, is headed towards Florida. Weighing over ten million tons, the seaweed is currently...

GRAPHIC BY DESIREE HAUSMAN

Time for Spring Break

Desiree Hausman, News writer March 10, 2023

Spring break for Omaha Public Schools was March 13 through March 17 of 2023. Spring break originated in Europe in the late 1800s and is now in many other countries. The history of spring break according...

The link between suicide, women suffering from brain injuries

Shelbie Rudiger, Magazine writer March 10, 2023

Females may be more likely to incur concussions and are more likely to experience worse and more persistent symptoms compared to men, according to the Orthopedic Journal of Sports Medicine in a review...

GRAPHIC BY NAYERA ABDESSALAM.
SOURCE FROM AMERICAN GAMING.ORG.

NCAA Division I men’s basketball tournament tips off

Nayera Abdessalam, Managing Editor and Backpage writer March 10, 2023

The excitement is building as the 2023 NCAA men's basketball tournament, also known as March Madness, comes into full swing. With the tournament beginning on March 14, experts and fans alike are making...

My Sister’s Keeper

Sara Popken, Opinion and Entertainment editor March 3, 2023

My Sister’s Keeper is a breast cancer education, advocacy, and support group for African American women. The group was founded in 2000 by Jackie Hill and Gwen Watson in North Omaha and was Nebraska’s...

Robotics teams venture to South Dakota

Liberty Stuart, News writer March 3, 2023

On February 11, Omaha North High School’s robotics team participated in a competition that took place in Rapid City, South Dakota. There were about 28 teams that participated, yet both of North’s teams...

History of Valentines Day

Inaya Henley, Sports and Features writer March 3, 2023

The recognized holiday known as Valentine’s Day is one that many love and cherish annually. Every year on February 14, people express their love and affection for each other through the acts of gift...

The Yellow Man, fake news

Angie Twombly, Editor-in-Chief February 23, 2023

Journalism has circulated worldwide since 59 B.C. when the first daily news publication was recorded in the Acta Diurna, a news publication, in Rome. Since then, according to Webster.com, reporters have...

Burke Westview dance team “stays hungry”

Olivia McCrossin, Editor-in-Chief February 22, 2023

Burke Westview dance competes at Universal Dance Association High School National Championship On February 5, 2023, the combined Burke Westview dance team placed 13th in the nation and represented all...

Viking swim team makes splash to end their season

Nayera Abdessalam, Managing Editor and Backpage writer February 21, 2023

The North High Vikings’ girls and boys swim team closed out the regular season at the Metro Meet on Friday, February 10. Despite many PRs and first-place finishes, neither team qualified for the NSAA...

United States Secretary of Education, Miguel Cardona, smiles as he tours Omaha Bryan High school on February 8. Cardona visited the school in pursuit of learning more about their College & Career Academies and Pathways. 
PHOTO BY VIVIAN LANDIS

United States Secretary of Education visits Omaha Bryan High School

Vivian Landis, Editor in Chief February 20, 2023

On February 8, the United States Secretary of Education, Miguel Cardona, visited Omaha Bryan High School in pursuit of learning more about their College & Career Academies and Pathways.   According...

News Years all year

Nayera Abdessalam, Managing Editor and Backpage writer December 16, 2022

JANUARY 1: GREGORIAN NEW YEAR The New Year most widely recognized by the western hemisphere is on January 1 of the Gregorian calendar. Festivities typically begin on December 31 and continue...

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