Five Things To Know For Prom
Five Ways Juniors Can Prepare for Prom With prom coming up on April 13, juniors are in a rush to find a nice outfit to wear and someone to go with in less than...
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Five Things to Know About Applying to College
It’s best if you apply early, rather than later, so you have a higher chance of being admitted into college. When you’re a senior, you should do the Financial Aid (FAFSA) packet as soon...
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MYP Personal Project Calls for Another Early Release
On Thursday, March 21, all grades besides the sophomores, will have an early release schedule. The sophomores are encouraged to stay after school to work on their Middle Years Program Personal Project. The personal...
Restaurant Review: Canal Bistro
There is a lot of meat in this place. Canal Bistro, just off of Guilford Ave., on the bank of the canal in Broad Ripple, is a mediterranean-themed restaurant that has been in service...
Showchoir State Recap
On Saturday, March 16 show choir groups Counterpoints and Descants performed in the ISSMA State Show Choir Competition at NC. The Descants received the third place award for the unisex division and also took...
Softball Practice Begins
Softball tryouts took place last week on March 4 through March 6. Unlike last season, there will be a C team due to the amount of girls this year. Varsity has eight returning players...
Chinese Teacher’s Journey to Becoming Language Teacher
Hong Sweitzer began teaching chinese in 2013. She became a teacher after she graduated from three universities, Xiamen University in China, Ochanomizu University and Ochanomizu University in Japan receiving her PhD. After receiving all...
Show Choir Advances to the State Competition After “The Classic”
Lawrence Central High School held “The Classic” show choir competition this past Saturday March 9. Kings Court, Accents, Varsity Singers, Descants and Counterpoints all performed this weekend. The all girls intermediate Accents choir, whose...
Restaurant Review: Hedge Row
For a place called Hedge Row, there is a disturbing lack of rows of hedges. Hedge Row, at the corner of Mass Ave and Vermont, is a relatively new restaurant, opening a year ago...
Self Taught Musician Prepares for an Album
Junior Carolyn Nevins is a self-taught musician who has been writing songs for as long as she can remember. When she is not being a hardworking and motivated student, Nevins is always working on...
Baseball Tryouts Begin
Boys baseball will hold tryouts on March 11, 12 and 13. There is a varsity, junior varsity and C-team that will be formed after the tryouts. Monday and Tuesday is comprised of less coach...
Traffic Officer Struck by Car
On March 8, traffic officer Anthony Taylor was struck by a car during his morning duties before school. The incident has caused him to be hospitalized and treated for a deep laceration in his...
5 Things To Know With Anjel
5 things to know SAT test this Saturday March 9. Great North Run is this Saturday March 9. Time is moving one hour forward this Sunday March 10. Seven students on Zionsville Hockey team...
Students Effected by Venezuelan Crisis
Recently Venezuela has been going through a huge government collapse which is leaving many people without food or shelter and causing riots on the streets. Nicolas Maduro took office on April 19, 2013 following...
Restaurant Review: Diavola
This is a first for these articles, at least I think it is. Diavola pizzeria, located on East 54th St, near the Monon trail, is owned by the family of a NC student. The...
ISTEP Testing Takes Place
On Feb. 26, students took the first round of the state standardized test ISTEP. Amongst other things schools in the state are included in this process of scoring based on average scores. Students and...
Could Students Be More Eco-Friendly?
It is never easy, saving the world. But some NC students have taken up the call, nonetheless. While they have appeared dormant over the last few months, recycling club still exists and is still...
Prom Preview
This years prom will be held on Apr. 13, 2019 from 8-11 p.m. The location of prom is at the Old National Center in the Egyptian room. This year’s theme is Night at the...
National Merit Scholarship Program for Students
There are many ways a student can compare themselves to other students across the country: AP exams, the SAT and the ACT. But the test that students are required to take freshman year allows...
Boys Wrestling Recap
Three wrestlers went to Bankers Life Fieldhouse for a chance to win a state title this past weekend. Seniors Jamichael Watts and Devontay Moore and junior Logan Galbraith represented our school in the 81st...
Dress Code Too Strict?
At the start of the semester, administration announced they would be cracking down on students wearing hoods, hats and other types of headgear. The headwear ban is the latest rule change added to the...
Restaurant Review: The Nook By Northside
Sometimes, restaurants can exaggerate something about themselves in their name. The name can be more grandiose, or more substantive than the restaurant actually is. Other restaurants get their name exactly right. The Nook...
Student Athletes Sign to Colleges
Friends, family and coaches all gathered in the Performance Arts Center on Tuesday to congratulate some of Nc’s top athletes. On signing day, students signalled their intent to enroll and play a sport at...
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