With block scheduling coming to WHS next year, supervised study hall has been the part of the schedule that has students the most concerned and confused. The new supervised  study hall will be taking the place of the free periods students have now;...

Last night was the WHS Theater Department’s debut performance of their spring musical, Smile. Originally released on Broadway in 1986, the show follows a fictional Miss America pageant set in 1985, run by a former Miss California and Miss America...

You see them in cafeterias, classrooms, above projectors and everywhere in between. Each year, as part of the Health 10 curriculum, Sophomores at WHS become parents for a week by carrying around baby dolls, caring for them as if they were full-time parents. Although...

Every year, St. Patrick’s Day comes with images of shamrocks, pots of gold and parades crowding the streets. Along with the lively celebration of the holiday comes traditional Irish dancing. While many people associate Irish dancing with Michael Flatley...

Five years ago, the COVID-19 pandemic swept through America, shutting down schools, restaurants, malls and most public places. As the virus spread, people had to adapt to “pandemic life” categorized by working from home, masks and social distancing. We...

After four decades of being a columnist for The Washington Post, Pulitzer Prize nominated reporter Ruth Marcus resigned from her job after CEO and Publisher Will Lewis chose not to run her story criticizing Jeff Bezos’s new editorial policy. Bezos,...