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Sentinel Perspectives: Is vandalizing art an appropriate form of protest? Whats with worldwide inflation?

Sentinel Perspectives: Is vandalizing art an appropriate form of protest? What’s with worldwide inflation?

November 28, 2022
Editor-in-Chief Vincent Tanforan shares insights about college application process as a source of stress for many seniors as the first semester comes to a close.

Season for college stress: a senior’s perspective

Vincent Tanforan, Editor-in-Chief
October 16, 2022
It is incredibly important to receive the booster for continued protection against severe sickness. It’s like charging a cellphone.

SENTINEL EDITORIAL: Vaccine is vital for return to normal

Sentinel Staff
March 23, 2022
Sentinel journalist and senior Anya Moraru, pictured here at Northgate High School March 3, is Moldovan and Russian. She shares her insights and those of family and close friends on the Ukranian crisis.

The Ukrainian crisis from the perspective of a Moldovan

Anya Moraru, Senior Staff Writer
March 3, 2022
Chlow Zhao becomes the first woman of Asian descent to win the Best Director award, as well as the second woman to win the award and just the third of Asian descent to win the award.

Nomadland snags “Best Picture” – and a win for diversity – at the Oscars

Alex Hong, Staff Writer
May 17, 2021
The Sentinel praises the Minneapolis jury for its guilty decision convicting the former police officer who murdered George Floyd. We’re speaking out  for an end to racial bias, inequity, violence and killings.

SENTINEL EDITORIAL: The Sentinel stands against racial injustice and violence, supports equity and accountability

April 29, 2021
As much as languages should not have to compete with each other to get a spot considered coveted on the course list, high schools are set up to do just that. While we cannot have every language taught, it is without a doubt necessary to expand our selection. - Vivian Tanforan and Gabriella Toranski

Choosing a language? Northgate’s shrinking selection leaves much to be desired

Vincent Tanforan and Gabriella Toranski, Staff Writer/Social Media Consultant and Staff Writer
March 22, 2021
Controversy abounds over the use of the electoral college as well as the alternative in deciding presidential elections. This map of the 2020 presidential election results shows in red the states whose electoral votes went to incumbent Republican candidate President Donald Trump and states in blue whose votes went to challenger and former Vice President Joe Biden. At 306 to 232, Biden became the 46th president.

Should we re-elect, recall, or at least review the electoral college?

Gabriella Toranski, Staff Writer
February 9, 2021
Netflix, one of the many streaming options, has recently announced that their 2021 film slate will guarantee at least a movie a week for 2021.

From buying a ticket to lounging on a couch: How streaming services snuck up on the movie industry

Rachel Rosenfield, Senior Editor
February 8, 2021
Freshman Sean Donelan enjoys a popular video game called Minecraft in January.

Video gaming in the pandemic – Boredom killer or psychological damager?

Sean Donelan, Staff Writer
January 25, 2021
Tituss Burgess as Remy (center) appears with his rat family in the filmed production of Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical. The viral sensation raised $2 million as a benefit for The Actors Fund.

Ratatouille sees new stardom thanks to sensational new musical

Vincent Tanforan, Staff Writer/Social Media Consultant
January 22, 2021
This beachside Taco Bell in Pacifica has a distinction of being the “world’s best”, attracting satisfied customers including Sentinel editor-in-chief Adelaide Berrett.

From sunbathing to boogie-boarding, Taco Bell Beach is a big hit

Adelaide Berrett, Editor-In-Chief
January 14, 2021
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