Emily Finn, Business Manager/R3 News Editor
November 17, 2017
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It’s a new era for Westfield town politics; the push for bipartisanship has won.
Although the mayor’s office and Town Council have been all Republican for more than a decade, that changed on Nov. 7. On Election ...
Olivia Morrison, Free-Lance Writer
November 17, 2017
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The WHS theatre department has received many Paper Mill Playhouse Rising Star Awards for the serious and tragic works that it is so well known for producing. This year, the department’s director, Mr. Daniel Devlin, has...
Samantha Forcht and Matt Meusel
November 15, 2017
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A fourth term? Why not? Another term is just what current mayor Andrew K. “Andy” Skibitsky is in search of when Westfield residents elect the next mayor on Tuesday.
Skibitsky’s long record of public service began when he was fir...
Rollins Terry, R3 Editor-in-Chief
November 15, 2017
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At the University of Virginia, Michelle “Shelley” Brindle lettered in football.
“I was at UVA on a football scholarship,” Brindle said, laughing.
Brindle was one of three team managers. Recalling the experience of man...
Emily Finn, Haley Tomasso, Sarah Fox, and Nathalie Tucker
November 8, 2017
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With the upcoming mayoral and Town Council elections, the Hi’s Eye staff has conducted interviews with each candidate. In this compilation of interviews, candidates were asked the following questions: 1. What are your goa...
Lucy Gretsky, R2 Op-Ed Editor
November 3, 2017
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After the election this upcoming Tuesday, either Democratic candidate Phil Murphy or Republican candidate Kim Guadagno will be replacing Chris Christie as governor of New Jersey.
With the election right around the corner, let...
Eve Crandall and Olivia Morrison
November 3, 2017
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Anyone driving through Westfield recently would be able to gauge the high level of local political involvement just by counting the campaign signs on residents’ lawns. This sight is reminiscent of Westfield during last N...
Olivia Morrison, Free-Lance Writer
October 20, 2017
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Carefully picking up her gun, WHS senior Julia Clifford squints her eye as she focuses on the target ahead. She has taken all of the prerequisite classes and she has completed the extensive safety training.
Now, she shoots.
Her finger pulls the trigger and she succes...
Stewie Pollock, Iris News/Features Editor
October 20, 2017
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Biking is definitely a healthy, environmentally sound way of getting to school. However, parking a bike at WHS is where the problems lies.
According to Principal Dr. Derrick Nelson, there have been between four and five bike thefts so...
Olivia Milford and Lucy Gretsky
October 13, 2017
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Google Docs, Google Chrome, Google Slides—what’s next? As Google continues to develop new applications, software and devices to improve education and teaching, it’s become common to see Google at work in nearly every classr...
Madison Pena, Long-form Editor
October 13, 2017
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It’s Monday night and WHS senior Adriana Vergara is stuck in the library until closing with papers, an ACT book and her laptop littering the table. Running on six hours of sleep, she is tasked with balancing rigorous coursework wh...
Eve Crandall and Eve Crandall
October 10, 2017
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In recent years, the celebration of Columbus Day has been questioned due to widespread awareness of the violence that Christopher Columbus inflicted. Just this year, Los Angeles and Portland, ME, have opted instead to celeb...
