The other day I was walking down the hall, trying to get to my next class on time. I was minding my own business when all of the sudden, the person walking in front of me


randomly stopped walking,
Causing me to run into her and hit her square in the back with my 3” binder. When she started to turn around, I thought she would apologize for just randomly stopping in the middle of the hallway, but no, not even close. Instead, she gave me a dirty look and proceeded to rudely go off on me by asking what my problem was. For some reason that made me extremely aggravated, all I wanted to do was yell right back at her and tell her that maybe if she would learn to walk in a hallway, there wouldn’t be a problem. But instead I decided to be the bigger person, so I walked right past her to my next class. I think that people at North need to pay more attention
to what they are doing in the hallways here at North.
It seems to me that people do not understand that when they are in the hallways, they need to be walking at a somewhat
normal pace. I see people walking so slowly a snail could pass them up, and I also see people running down the halls like mad men. There really is no need for that.
For all of the couples at this school, please stop walking and kissing at the same time, or just in general kissing at all. I mean, really, is that necessary? We are at school to learn, not to make out.
When people are standing in the middle of the hall talking to a huge group, I wonder how they expect everyone else to get by them. Now I am not telling you not to talk to your friends, I am simply saying if you are going to talk to someone, go to the side of the hallway instead of right in the middle where everyone is walking. It makes things a lot easier for everyone.
I think that maybe if these few things were fixed it would make life at North a little bit easier. All we have to do is simply walk the right direction, walk at a normal pace, spend less time kissing, and move out of the middle of the hallway, then things would be a little less stressful.

The other day I was walking down the hall, trying to get to my next class on time. I was minding my own business when all of the sudden, the person walking in front of me randomly stopped walking,
Causing me to run into her and hit her square in the back with my 3” binder. When she started to turn around, I thought she would apologize for just randomly stopping in the middle of the hallway, but no, not even close. Instead, she gave me a dirty look and proceeded to rudely go off on me by asking what my problem was. For some reason that made me extremely aggravated, all I wanted to do was yell right back at her and tell her that maybe if she would learn to walk in a hallway, there wouldn’t be a problem. But instead I decided to be the bigger person, so I walked right past her to my next class. I think that people at North need to pay more attention
to what they are doing in the hallways here at North.
It seems to me that people do not understand that when they are in the hallways, they need to be walking at a somewhat
normal pace. I see people walking so slowly a snail could pass them up, and I also see people running down the halls like mad men. There really is no need for that.
For all of the couples at this school, please stop walking and kissing at the same time, or just in general kissing at all. I mean, really, is that necessary? We are at school to learn, not to make out.
When people are standing in the middle of the hall talking to a huge group, I wonder how they expect everyone else to get by them. Now I am not telling you not to talk to your friends, I am simply saying if you are going to talk to someone, go to the side of the hallway instead of right in the middle where everyone is walking. It makes things a lot easier for everyone.
I think that maybe if these few things were fixed it would make life at North a little bit easier. All we have to do is simply walk the right direction, walk at a normal pace, spend less time kissing, and move out of the middle of the hallway, then things would be a little less stressful.
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