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...
Chelsea Frisch, R1 Op-Ed Editor
October 10, 2017
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If you’ve walked past the Project ’79 office lately, you’ve probably wondered about the nets and objects hanging from the ceiling in the hallway and office itself. Well, the nets are more than just a simple art project...
Rollins Terry, R3 Editor-in-Chief
October 10, 2017
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In June, Westfield mom Meaghan Murphy was appointed “chief spirit officer” by Mayor Andy Skibitsky and charged with helping revive the town’s downtown spirit. Murphy knows a thing or two about communication, as she is ...
Greta Frontero, R2 Editor-in-Chief
September 29, 2017
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With the WHS fall sports season well underway, the school community has been steadily guided through each game, match, and meet by the voice of a student-run social media presence known as “Dubfield Athletics.”
Dubfield, ...
Olivia Morrison , Free-Lance Writer
September 29, 2017
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After Hurricane Harvey struck the state of Texas, images of its devastating aftermath spread throughout news and social media platforms. As a result, many brave men and women journeyed to Texas in hopes of rescuing its victims ...
Jordan Sacher and Liz Skoletsky
June 2, 2017
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No, a “Juul” is not a popular teenage jewelry fad everyone is suddenly raving about; it is in fact a small, odorless electronic cigarette that has taken off amongst teenagers, including many students in WHS.
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Emmy Liederman
June 15, 2016
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If you look inside the bag of a typical high school student, you might find a pack of gum or a few pencils. If you dig a little deeper, you may even find a small plastic card which identifies that student as John Smith, a 21-year...
Nicole Eisenberg and Hailey Nettler
June 15, 2016
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As June comes to a close, seniors will say their final goodbyes to the WHS community. Graduation night marks the end of the seniors’ high school careers, so the Optimist Club rewards them with an all-night celebration. On J...
Jacob Kaplan
June 10, 2016
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The number of people using Uber, an app-based transportation service, has exploded in recent years. From busy cities to quiet suburbs, this new way to get around has grown tremendously—but why?
Uber is now worth almost $40 billion; th...
Tori Cappo
May 13, 2016
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Thousands of food lovers gathered at the Metropolitan Pavilion in New York City this past weekend to enjoy an all-you-can-eat buffet of vegetarian and vegan food that stretched the entirety of the venue, all for the price of ...
