Kay Smith-Blum
A few weeks ago we got a visit from our school board representative, Kay Smith-Blum, who won the seat over Mary Bass in the last election. I had the chance to sit in on the Q&A session, which happened at 9 o’clock in the morning. The meeting went as most Nova meetings go: students [...]

Disclaimer: This article is satirical, and as such should not be taken seriously.

Oh Sonic, how the mighty have fallen. Once the mascot for one of the biggest game companies in the world, Sonic has become the laughing stock of a gaming company that is in some serious financial trouble. And you should hate this fictional [...]

What does a theater geek do when she’s run out of local shows to review (or time to see said shows)? Well, she digs up old shows, remembering how great each one of them is, and writes about them instead. Now I’m going to give you my suggested Ultimate Showtunes Playlist, or at least, as [...]

If you’ve ever been on a mainstream gaming website before, there’s a good chance that you’ve seen ads on the site for their respective podcast. What’s a podcast, you may ask? Well, the answer varies from podcast to podcast. Some may have tutorials on specific things, others may be in a straight-up news show format, [...]

Come to Nova’s art show at the Vera Project’s Ver(a)rt Gallery! See student work, everything from graffiti to sculpture. Support your community, school, and friends- opening is on June 8th from 6 to 8 PM, the show goes through June 26th.
Ver(a)rt Gallery Hours
Tuesday to Friday 2 – 6 PM
Saturday 12 – 5 PM
Seattle Center West
Warren [...]

Hurry up and get yourself to the Paramount, because no theater fan wants to miss their current show! Seattle has welcomed Harvey Fierstein and the rest of the touring cast of Fiddler on the Roof, and the show is running through this Sunday!
Fiddler is a classic musical and a favorite of many theater fans, and [...]

Almost everyone around knows Popeye. I mean, he’s Popeye, the sailor man. He’s tough to the finish, ’cause he eats his spinach. This cartoon has entertained thousands upon potential millions for decades. Being an active classic cartoon viewer, I happened upon an episode of this show where Popeye’s children were watching their father, Olive Oyl, [...]

On Friday, Joe took me by surprise by telling the us that we had to go to an immigration march on Saturday for his History, Film, and Art Class, or we’d have to do some other form of activism. I opted to go to the protest, because I had tired of writing letters to Congress. [...]

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Those of you who have read my theater column from its inception at the start of the semester probably know that I reviewed the Broadway musical Beauty and the Beast awhile back, naming it as one of the top 7 musicals of the decade. And for me, Beauty and the Beast always will be a [...]