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The Voice of the Loy Norrix Community

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The Voice of the Loy Norrix Community

Knight Life
Eleanor Cook

Eleanor Cook, Opinion Editor

Hi, I'm Eleanor and I'm a sophomore at Loy Norrix. I took journalism freshman year and enjoyed writing for the newspaper (especially opinion articles) so much that I came back a year later. In addition to writing, I enjoy baking, thrifting, and spending time outside.

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Tower Talk: If you could change one thing about the bathrooms, what would it be?

Tower Talk: If you could change one thing about the bathrooms, what would it be?

Lexi Tuley, Huck Reynolds, and Eleanor Cook
February 22, 2023
Multiple parts are needed to construct a pad, including adhesive, absorbent, and cover. Dignidade Para Elas worked in the labratory for months to make sure that all of the materials they used were biodegradable.

Biodegradable pads and addressing menstrual poverty: Cecília Giacomin’s activism in Brazil 

Sophia Ciokajlo and Eleanor Cook
February 9, 2023
Junior Emma Doren positioning her spotlight before the show opens. During the show, it was her responsibility to track the actors with her light as they moved across the stage.

Q&A with the students behind the production of “Legally Blonde”

Eleanor Cook, Opinion Editor
January 9, 2023
Savannah Robert (left, middle) with her family. Every year, they take a photo with everyone to celebrate being together for the holidays.

Students share their holiday traditions

Eleanor Cook, Opinion Editor
December 21, 2022
Freshmen Dulce Ramirez (left) and Margaret Field (right) do schoolwork during lunch. Both students had final exams approaching and took extra time to catch up on schoolwork before the end of the trimester.

Seniors and freshmen compare first-trimester experiences

Eleanor Cook and Naysa Quinones
December 1, 2022
The Loy Norrix students guide to activism

The Loy Norrix student’s guide to activism

Eleanor Cook, Opinion Editor
November 3, 2022
Matthew Porcos fourth hour APUSH class, finally below the 37-student limit. Although Porco was able to remove desks from the room once several students left the class, the class is still crowded.

[Photo] Overflowing AP classes and continuing lack of diversity causes problems for teachers and students

September 27, 2022
During the last round of the game, Andrew Laboe (middle) explains the rules of the game while Nadia Moore (right) and Andrea Medina-Hernandez (left) look on.

Norrix kicks off the school year with Renaissance 2.0

Eleanor Cook, Opinion Editor
September 22, 2022
The wars on thrifting and fast-fashion didnt accomplish much

The wars on thrifting and fast-fashion didn’t accomplish much

Eleanor Cook, Opinion Editor
December 4, 2021
Sophomores Annabelle Fuerst and Nina Holm walk home from their bus stop after school. Both students were glad to return to in-person school and chose not to remain virtual for the 2021-2022 school year.

This year’s sophomores still feel like freshmen

Eleanor Cook, Opinion Editor
October 29, 2021
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