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Knight Life

The Voice of the Loy Norrix Community

Knight Life

The Voice of the Loy Norrix Community

Knight Life

An Inspiring Clock Triggers Racism

An Inspiring Clock Triggers Racism

cindybravo66 November 11, 2015

Most schools are learning environments that try to push students to become better people in the future. What happens when racism interferes with education? Sometimes it's not even noticeable because it's...

Issue 1, 2015-16

Issue 1, 2015-16

carstenstrand November 2, 2015

Shukrani Nsenga, Stephanie Gonzalez, and Arya Malmgren sign up for on-site admissions. It is an exciting yet stressful time of year for these students.
Photo Credit / Caitlin Commissaris

It’s the Season for Early College Applications

caitiecoo October 20, 2015

It’s the time of year for spooky costumes, frightful nights and something equally as scary- college applications. Just the idea of applying for colleges can scare most high school seniors. By now we...

Fifth Year Program Gives Students a Headstart Towards College Degree

Fifth Year Program Gives Students a Headstart Towards College Degree

makennasandt October 12, 2015

High school has always been known as the last four years of being a kid, not having adult responsibilities and enjoying it while it lasts. But, a new idea has come around, a fifth year of high school...

This is an Aerial Map of Loy Norrix High School. The orange strip is the bottleneck. Photo Credit: Loy Norrix Guidance Office

Struggles With Stationary Students: Advice for Norrix Students to Get Traffic Flowing

mitchellrockwell October 2, 2015

In Loy Norrix High School, at the overcrowded merging point of the three main wings (A, B and C), student traffic frequently comes to a complete stop. According to the Kalamazoo Gazette Staff’s article...

Junior and President of the GSA Sofia DeRango talks to the club members about the new name change. DeRango has been president of the GSA for 2 years.

New Advisers, New Name -The GSA Re-brands Itself to Include More Students

Frankie Stevens September 29, 2015

The Gay-Straight Alliance has been going on at Loy Norrix for 16 years and was founded by former teacher Katherine Williamson. The program has been a community where all students, genders, and sexualities...

Helping Students Decode the Cryptic Dress Code

Helping Students Decode the Cryptic Dress Code

Jordan Brown September 28, 2015

Last year, Loy Norrix was bursting with defiance. Students rebelled against the dress standards. Staff feared enforcing it. Organized events took place, where a large majority of students wore leggings...

Pam Robinson is cool, calm, and collected. She is respectful and kind to everyone shes met at the school. Photo Credit: Jonathan Lo

New Guidance Counselor Quickly Welcomed

jonathanlo September 25, 2015

An unfamiliar figure sat in a comfortable swivel chair, her desk a bit disorganized and loaded with student schedules and requests. Pam Robinson is the new Loy Norrix High School counselor. She is outgoing,...

Prescription Drug abuse. A problem in America and a problem in schools. Photo Credit: Caitlin Commissaris

Prescription Drugs: Uncapping the Problem

claytonbarker51 September 16, 2015

When society talks drug addiction, we seldom think of prescription drugs as being addictive or even bad for that matter. Society likes to believe that if a doctor gives out a certain pill that the pill...

There Should Be No Standardized Testing In Schools

There Should Be No Standardized Testing In Schools

LauraMartin June 10, 2015

There is a test today. No big deal, right? The feeling of butterflies eating from the inside out comes when you remember there was no such thing as studying last night. Everyone gets the same test so...

Life in the AP Lane Prepping Students for Life in the Real World

Life in the AP Lane Prepping Students for Life in the Real World

bkeonfoster June 9, 2015

Advanced Placement classes are common for most upperclassmen in high schools around the country, but 15-year-old Lachlan Woods is only a sophomore and is already taking 3 AP classes. He takes AP U.S....

Jada Lassiter requests help from journalism teacher Tisha Pankop. She needs to make sure that her Opinion Column is ready to go into publishing. Photo Credit: Chandler Maples

Jada Lassiter Likes Being Little

ChandlerMaples June 8, 2015

“How’s the weather down there?” or “You’re too short to do that” are two degrading comments that are heard by many shorter-than-average people everyday, such as Jada Lassiter. Comments such...

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