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Students and faculty of WHS: where do you see yourself in 5-10 years?

Noran Arnaout, Reporter • December 13, 2024

Life is always unplanned for us, and we can never be too sure on how our future rolls out. You could want to study marine biology and end up on a cover of vogue and become a model instead. You could plan...

Next year’s advisory plans poses huge threat to students, clubs and organizations

Musharraf Atik, Writer • June 12, 2023

WHS students could lose their liberty on how they spend their advisory because of administrative decisions to revise the block with new activities. Honor societies, clubs, students, or whoever may meet...

Are Your Favorite Classes Gone?

Pankhudi Prasad • December 5, 2022

Most children today are encouraged to take classes such as science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) because they believe it will greatly help them in the future. Humanities, on the other hand,...

Feeling The End of Year Blahs

Lauren O'Neill, Reporter • May 5, 2016

With a little over a month left of school, many students are getting excited for the summer. However, this can also mean they begin to “check out” and fall behind in schoolwork or stop doing it altogether....

Get Motivated and Overcome the March Malaise

Kate Porter, Reporter • March 22, 2016

Around this time of year, as spring approaches, your motivation to do any of those essays, projects and tests is probably at a negative 15 on a scale of one through ten. Mentally, you’re ready to give...

Jazzy Hands for Jazz Band

Mya Petchark • October 22, 2014

Jazz Ensemble is a class where all woodwind, brass, piano, guitar, bass guitar, and percussion instruments are welcome. Students learn the language, skills, habits, and techniques for music through participation....

What’s Up in Culinary

Alicia Labrecque • October 21, 2014

Mrs. Montanaro’s cooking classes are always making something scrumptious. Sometimes it’s tarts and pies in bakeshop and other times it’s spaghetti and meatballs in culinary. Either way, it is guaranteed...

PSATs vs SATs

Antonio Jenne • October 21, 2014

The PSATs are supposed to help the average student prepare for the SATs, but preparing for one test might be a little different than preparing for the other. The tests may be similar in theory, but...

AP Crunch Time

Nicola Wiseman • May 1, 2014

The end of the year means winding down for many students. For others, it means the dreaded AP tests. Students spend the entire year preparing for these tests in their AP classes. If students score well...

Best of the Best Basketball Video

April 4, 2014

Click here to watch the the Best of the Best Basketball play-offs.

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