“Good morning, Praghna.” – Audrey Weaver    If you walk into room 1815, you will most likely see Praghna in the back of the class, NOT locked in. However, don’t be fooled by this version...

When you step into room 1316, you step into the mind of Ms. Lauren Mann. Filled with color and personality, it reflects her “beautiful chaos,” as Ms. Lauren Hallihan, a friend and fellow teacher put...

When is it? Yom Kippur occurs from sundown on Sunday, 9/24, to sundown on Monday, 9/25, which is ten days after Rosh HaShanah, the Jewish New Year. It is a day of rest, which is why there is no school...

What makes someone a legend? Is it their impact on the people around them at the time? The legacy someone leaves behind? However you define it, Enloe alum and Head Coach of the North Carolina Central Men’s...

Ms. Lauren Kepke, 2005 Enloe alumni, was recently awarded the Enloe High School Teacher of the Year Award—and is currently a semi-finalist for the county—for her outstanding work with students in and...

  With too much time on my hands, I decided to give my unsolicited opinions on the songs my friends were currently listening to on January 16th, 2022 at 3:11pm. By no means am I a music critic....

  Before you read this article, we want to clarify a few things. One, as defined in the dictionary, second-generation immigrants are “individuals born and raised in the United States who have...

Kim’s Asian Market is easy to miss if you don’t know where to look. It’s secluded, buried in a string of buildings that blurs together along Duraleigh Road. A single neon sign fends off the lack...

Twice a year, models, designers, and fans of the fashion industry all gather in New York city for an event that can’t be missed. Known as New York Fashion Week, or NYFW, it’s the destination for...

Ms. Vázquez’s room is filled with the sound of Disney soundtrack music and student chatter, both in English and Spanish. On her wall is the flag of Mexico. She teaches English I and C&C, and just...

You know what time it is at Enloe? It’s time for some respect. More specifically, some respect for our scholarly gullets. Shove the simple carbohydrates back in the drawer, drop by the farmer’s market,...