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Junior Paul Evans helps Kymora Buchanan get a dash-pass during lunch. The dash-pass allows students to order food through delivery apps to the schools during lunch time.

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Freshman Lauren Whittle goes against the dress code and wears a hood inside her school cafeteria. Whittle is constantly seeking change in the rules surrounding the dress code at Loy Norrix.

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Andrew Muysenberg scans Sophmore Aiden Corbett's ID after lunch to issue him a pass. This process takes place either at the schools tower or cafeteria entrance to ensure students can promptly return to class, part of the Hero Pass system that promotes accountability."

Students seek flexibility in tardy policies

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Sophomore Farah Al Hasan sifts through her backpack at lunch. She always wears her hijab at school, as it is an important part of her Islamic faith.

Students hope for more support in practicing their religions at school

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Loy Norrix Spirit Week: Blue and White Day

Devon Gross, Editor-in-Chief

September 25, 2017

Loy Norrix spirit week is coming to an end, but it couldn’t be over without a day dedicated to Norrix’s school colors: blue and white. On Friday, students in all grades were spirited from head to toe in blue and white, celebrating pride for their school.

Freshmen Claudia Ligman, Ellie Lepley, Samantha Vandepole, Carson Williams and Tieran Rafferty all pose together in their school pride. “We wore blue and white today because we’re excited to be knights,” said Vandepole. Photo Credit / Julia Perry

Juniors Lisette Arevalo and Ciera McClenton-Langston smile in their Norrix-spirited outfits. Both girls are excited to show their school spirit. Photo Credit / Julia Perry

Senior Madison Downham gleams in her prideful outfit. “I dressed up today because it’s my last year and I’m ‘bout to graduate!!” squealed Madison. Photo Credit / Julia Perry

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Devon Gross, Editor-in-Chief

I am a senior at Loy Norrix High School. I have been on the Knight Life staff for three years and this is my first year as the editor in chief. I first joined Knight Life because I love writing and editing other peoples work.