The day is almost here. It’s the day everyone has been waiting for. The day people endlessly scroll through shopping websites. They sprint through aisles, foraging for the best discount and pushing one...
James Miller, Opinion Section Editor
• November 6, 2023
There’s scholarships for it every week. There’s record federal spending for it. There’s vast amounts of students dedicated to it. Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics: STEM. It’s the best...
Grace Hefner, co-editor-in-chief
• October 24, 2023
“The worst thing they could say is no,” my mom told me when she brought up the idea of applying for a press pass for the second Republican Primary Debate held at the Ronald Reagan Library.
To...
Barbie: Life in the Dreamhouse, The Little Mermaid, and Hannah Montana seem to only have one thing in common: they are children’s movies. While this is true, they have more in common than what first...
Shane Douglas, Sports Section Editor
• March 30, 2023
A restroom is a place of rest. It is a place where individuals are able to relax, no longer worrying about any stress that has built up throughout the busy day. It acts as a safe haven from life's harsh...
A proposal known as the Willow Project made by ConocoPhillips, a countrywide petroleum refinery, in August 2021 has the potential to lead the world into an environmental disaster that risks the biodiversity...
by Zoe Curtis
Thump. Slosh. Crack. Crunch. A cacophony of sounds replays as I trudge up the mountain. My boots are caked with cracked mud and dried droplets of river water stain my knees, calcifying...
On a typical school day, the students of WHS wake up tired and groggy, but ready to start the day. However, their morning comes screeching to a halt as they drive to school, finding themselves stuck in...
In a world where AI advancements are making remarkable progress, many are left wondering if their job security is at risk. With machine learning algorithms capable of performing tasks once thought to require...
Alyssa Rice, Co-Editor-in-Chief
• January 31, 2023
For many women, pregnancy is a time of celebration, but for women in the workplace, this joyous news is often accompanied by worry and fear. Discrimination against pregnant women was banned in 1978 with...
Jocelyn Glick, Social Media Editor
• December 14, 2022
You walk into your first AP class. There weren’t any honors options, but you still wanted a challenge. The first few weeks are manageable but the further you get into the school year, you notice the...
