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Natalie Hoeferle

Natalie Hoeferle, Staff Reporter

Natalie Hoeferle is a senior at Normal Community High School where she competes on the varsity swim team. Natalie is a lover of English. This is her first year in the Journalism program where she is a staff reporter.

I like to travel and adventure. The farthest I’ve been from home is Barcelona, Spain. My all-time dream is to study abroad and someday teach children English abroad.

 

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ab(normal)ities episode 02: travel

ab(normal)ities episode 02: travel

Kavya Sudhir (12) and Haleigh Hafner (12) join host Natalie Hoeferle for the second episode of our podcast ab(normal)ities - where we discuss strange and interesting experiences
Natalie Hoeferle and Kim Halm May 2, 2019

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ab(normal)ities podcast episode 01: Cast of 'Shrek'

ab(normal)ities podcast episode 01: Cast of ‘Shrek’

The cast of 'Shrek' joins host Kim Halm for the first episode of our new podcast ab(normal)ities - where we discuss strange and interesting experiences.
Kim Halm and Natalie Hoeferle Apr 11, 2019

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On the way to Isla Mujeres, stop to admire the breathtaking underwater museum

Cultural excursions

Natalie Hoeferle, Staff Reporter Mar 21, 2019

Isla Mujeres (the Isle of Women; Cancun’s little jewel) Isla Mujeres is an island located off the coast of Cancun. The name translates to The Isle of Women and is surrounded by deep blue wavy Caribbean waters and filled with Cancun culture. Tourists have the option of taking a ferry boat to...

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La Isla offers a variety of dessert options ensured to satisfy

Shopping

Natalie Hoeferle, Staff Reporter Mar 21, 2019

La Isla shopping center The shopping in Cancun is also a very fun aspect. La Isla is an outdoor shopping center with so much to offer. Restaurants on every corner, tourist shops if you want some Cancun apparel to commemorate your travels, clothing shops, an interactive aquarium, small ice cream...

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Xel ha overlooks sparkling blue waters, waiting to be explored

Tourist hot spots

Natalie Hoeferle, Staff Reporter Mar 21, 2019

Cancun Ferris wheel The Ferris wheel is a new addition to the Cancun city life. Located outside of la Isla shopping center, the Ferris wheel is very large, made up of pods that load up to four people. This will give you a better view of the city of Cancun, at night, or during the day. Captain...

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Enjoy Cenecolo's Valentina salad while overlooking the mellow orange Cancun sunsets

Food

Natalie Hoeferle, Staff Reporter Mar 21, 2019

Cenecolo Cenecolo offers a variety of Italian food made to your specification along with a quiet night away from chaos. The hospitality is outstanding and will make you feel right at home. Enjoy a creamy pasta drizzled with parmesan or a crispy pizza topped with crisp pepper flakes. From pasta...

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On the way to Isla Mujeres, stop to admire the breathtaking underwater museum

How to: Vacation in Cancun

Natalie Hoeferle, Staff Reporter Mar 21, 2019

With an airport in town and three other major airports in a three-hour radius, with temperatures hitting -40, with round-trip flights for under $250 Cancun, Mexico is a popular vacation destination for residents of central Illinois. Cancun is filled with culture and beauty. And warmth. And sun. And...

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We Dine Together promotes inclusivity during lunch

Natalie Hoeferle, Staff Reporter Dec 11, 2018

We Dine Together, a new club at Normal Community, aims to promote inclusion and offer a safe place for students during the school’s lunch hours. The club works to avoid the social grouping that occurs during high school lunch, leaving some students feeling marginalized. Instead, it offers a designated...

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Signs are posted throughout NCHS to welcome all students

Signs are posted throughout NCHS to welcome all students

Although the flags in the atrium have hung for over 10 years, they are often overlooked and unrecognized by students.

Staff seeks new ways to showcase diversity

Principal Trevor Chapman is considering replacing the world flags that have been hanging in the atrium for over 10 years with current student artwork. The world flags hang in representation of the student and staff diversity at the school. Chapman acknowledges that displaying artwork will show the...

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