Lauren D\u2019Angelo<\/p>\n
\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Well, NT, the time has finally come.\u00a0Gone are the days of endless grey (and occasionally green) walls.\u00a0 Gone are the times of \u2018sophistication\u2019 over <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Lauren D\u2019Angelo \u00a0 Well, NT, the time has finally come.\u00a0Gone are the days of endless grey (and occasionally green) walls.\u00a0 Gone are the times of \u2018sophistication\u2019 over school spirit.\u00a0 And, thankfully, gone are the eye sores of our school\u2019s jail … Continue reading
\nschool spirit.\u00a0 And, thankfully, gone are the eye sores of our school\u2019s jail look-a-like hallways.\u00a0 After a year and a half of complaining, the process of revamping our beloved North Toronto has begun.\u00a0 This past month, NT\u2019s Art Council has begun the Mural Project.\u00a0 According to Ms. Marquis, who came up with this brilliant idea, the ongoing project will begin to eliminate our school\u2019s \u201cgrey and green colour pallet,\u201d by having the Art Council create a new mural each year for the next several years.\u00a0 The murals to come will be located around the school, and will be a word that \u201caddresses the activities [that take place] in that area.\u201d\u00a0 Each mural will have its own personality, but will be \u201cunified through the use of graffiti\u201d lettering, which suits our school\u2019s urban nature.\u00a0 A round of applause to Zach Brisebois, who designed the mural, which reads \u2018Leadership\u2019
\nand contains the school\u2019s logo and colours.\u00a0 Another thank you goes out to all of the participants who made the mural project possible.\u00a0 It is truly an awesome
\nasset to the school.<\/p>\n