Noelle Schwarz and Alana Cervera
November 21, 2018
Filed under Features
Every day hundreds of students walk through the halls, each carrying their own struggles and baggage with them. These struggles are neither seen nor heard, but they affect many aspects of students’ lives. Many students suffer hidden illnesses that plague them daily.
For some students, like Naperville Central senior Nicholas Weibe...
Ana Turner and Laaiba Mahmood
November 7, 2018
Filed under Features
Naperville Central’s student body represents many cultures and races with 7.6 percent of the student body being Hispanic, 4.2 percent black, 15.2 percent Asian, .2 percent American Indian, 3.9 percent biracial, .2 percent Pacific Islander and 68.8 percent white.
While not completely reflective of the United States’ demograp...
Yoo Young Chun, Head Photo/Art Editor, Features Editor
September 28, 2018
Filed under Features, With all sincerity
What do you picture in your head when you hear “fire truck?” You probably see a big truck, sometimes with a ladder on the left and sometimes on the right, and maybe there are words inscripted on the sides, saying, “God Bless”, or the name of the town on the front in fancy calligraphy.
All fire trucks are differe...
September 27, 2018
While it seems that the colors of school supplies are the extent to which colors impact the daily lives o...
May 23, 2018
Scrolling through Twitter timelines, clicking through Instagram stories, going through any form of socia...
Riddhi Andurkar, Managing Editor, Features Columnist
May 4, 2018
Filed under Features, Rendezvous with Riddhi
Imagine a family gathering or party. The adults are seated in the living room, socializing. The room is filled with laughter and conversation.
Just next door are the kids … “socializing.” This room is in complete contrast to the living room. Filled with deafening silence, there is not one word spoken. All of the kids...
Alana Cervera, Sports Editor
May 3, 2018
Filed under Features
Freshman Joey Quaranto sits on his couch with his eyes glued to the TV screen. He has been playing the video game Fortnite for at least two months now, and has become more and more addicted to the game.
“Winning is really satisfying,” Quaranto said. “You just wanna do it more and more. You wanna get better so you can...
Alana Cervera, Sports Editor
May 3, 2018
Filed under Features
A bright screen illuminates junior Josh Andstrand’s face as he lays in bed. It’s been two hours of looking at Instagram and his eyes ache from the bright display.
“I can scroll through Instagram for literally hours,” Anstrand said. “I will just go through the explore page and refresh it to look at the most random...
