Shakespeare Come Back to Life

Jaden Vankeuren, Writer

October 23, 2019

William Shakespeare is a writer that all of us know. He is best known for his writings of Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, and Macbeth. I had the privilege to see Macbeth the play in real life. One of the actors in the play is a freshman from here at Northeast, and I was able to interview her. Alexandr...

Playing Now: The Mother of Us All

Anna Nguyen

October 8, 2019

  The Lincoln Northeast theater is doing a production of the play The Mother of Us All by Gertrude Stein in honor of the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage in the United States. Showtimes are at 7:30pm from October 8-11. You can purchase your tickets at the door:  $5 for adults and $2 for ele...

The Revolution is Coming to Northeast

Lexie Bott

October 1, 2019

Lincoln Northeast’s fall musical will be Les Miserables, a story about the French Revolution. Practices have already started on this production and let’s just say, it’s going to be a good one.  It stars a young man who helps start the revolution, but ends up falling in love with a young wo...

Must See Halloween Movies

Fatima Al-Sammak, Editor-in-Chief

November 21, 2017

This Halloween, entertainment is not only found in pumpkin patches, costume parties and candy hunting, but rather in the simple, yet spooky and fun movies many people can enjoy. So here is a list of some of the classic, must see movies. A lot of people may have seen some of these movies before, but there...

The Importance of Coloring

Fatima Al-Sammak, Editor-in-Chief

October 11, 2017

When the topic of coloring is brought up, people usually think of little kids. They think of the number-based coloring assignments they were given in the 4th grade or the many coloring books they had received as gifts. Not many would consider coloring to be an adult activity, nor would many people think...

Heart of the World

Fatima Al-Sammak, Editor-in-Chief

September 8, 2017

A structure like no other, weighing about 120 pounds with a height of 6 feet and a width equal to 4 feet and 6 inches was wheeled into the media center on Tuesday, August 2. This structures represents the cultures and peoples that come from all over the world. Created by Northeast’s very own art teacher,...

Movies Coming out this Summer

July 31, 2017

With Summer coming up, it is important to start planning days to go out and have some fun. Going to the movie theater is one of the best ways to do that. There are many good movies coming out this summer, but these ones are particularly noteworthy.   May 26 - Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tel...

10 Weirdest Animals

July 31, 2017

Many people have pets at home that they love to see everyday. Other people love to go to the zoo and look at the more exotic animals. Deep in the ocean there are creatures still unknown. Everyday fossils are being discovered about species that once roamed the earth. However, there are some animals that ha...

Rot and Ruin: A Zombie Fad Not Quite Dead

July 31, 2017

“There are moments that define a person's whole life. Moments in which everything they are and everything they may possibly become balance on a single decision. Life and death, hope and despair, victory and failure teeter precariously on the decision made at that moment. These are moments ungoverned by h...

Home is where the art is: Lincoln’s newest art project

July 31, 2017

Roaming around downtown Lincoln, you may have taken slight notice of the many heart sculptures displayed. These hearts are the product of a public art project called “Nebraska by Heart,” which celebrates Nebraska’s 150th anniversary. Based on the article “'Nebraska by Heart' public art project ...

Sprinkles

July 31, 2017

Sprinkles are a simple way to add some extra color and crunch to things like ice cream, cake, and doughnuts. But how did they come to be? Despite being so simple, sprinkles have much more complex and ambiguous origin story. There are a few different people who have been claimed to have invented sp...

Foods you should eat before taking a test

July 31, 2017

When asking a group of high school students if they eat breakfast everyday or sleep at least 8 hours a night, it wouldn’t be unusual to get the answer “no” a majority of the time. According to Kellogg's analysis of its “Breakfast in America” study, approximately 36% of high school students act...