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Chelsea Frisch, R1 Op-ed Editor
March 16, 2018
People line up to enter the building. It takes awhile because everyone needs to walk through a metal detector. They await their turn to go through. Does this sound like an airport? While it may seem like one, this may unfortuna...
Caitlin Hogge, Iris Reviews Editor
March 2, 2018
Teenagers are often called lazy and unmotivated. This mindset often leads teenagers to think that they can’t do anything to change the world. Changing the world isn’t an easy task and is incredibly daunting. However, I be...
Emily Finn, Business Manager/ R3 News Editor
March 2, 2018
For almost four years, high school students work incredibly hard with the end goal of impressing colleges and gaining admission to those schools. But in the second half of senior year, there’s a strange role reversal that takes pl...
by Jordan Sacher, R2 News and Sports Editor
March 2, 2018
Last Wednesday, President Trump said he believes that having trained teachers and other faculty members carry guns could solve the problem of school shootings. However, there are a few problems with this idea.
Teachers become t...
Chelsea Frisch, Opinion Editor
March 1, 2018
How often do you actually think about what you are putting on your skin? WHS senior Mia Melao has thought about that a lot. She’s thought about it so much that she’s chosen to take on the billion-dollar beauty industry and ...
Matt Meusel, R1 Features Editor
February 9, 2018
You would be crazy to think that a team heading into the playoffs with a quarterback who contemplated retirement two years ago after losing their MVP-caliber quarterback had any chance, right? Wrong.
Nick Foles led the Philadelphia Eagles to the franchise’s first S...
Olivia Milford, Social Media Editor
February 9, 2018
Over the past 52 years, Super Bowl Sunday has become more than just a football game. It has become the ultimate advertising zone.
We all remember the classic Betty White appearance in the 2010 Snickers commercial and t...
Joe Lotano, R1 Sports Editor
February 9, 2018
Second quarter. New England down by six. Tom Brady throws a 23-yard completion to receiver Brandin Cooks. Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins levels Cooks after the catch and ultimately takes Cooks out of the game with a concussion...
