Eleanor Marshall Print Editor From marketing to interning the All Write Festival, Eagle Award Nominee Sam Hayden is very involved in the school. “Working All Write this year was a crazy experience, and I wish I would have gotten more… Read More ›
Starting in kindergarten Physical Education (P.E.) class, students learn that there are countless benefits from being physically active; however, the negatives are never mentioned.
I’ll try to make it short and sweet, sparing you the painful cliches, but how do I sum up the past three years of my life in a single page? Let’s start from the beginning. 1983, to be exact, when… Read More ›
“No matter how small the gesture is, it’s always important to have someone there for you. Friendship is everything and everyone should get to experience it,” senior Francia Munoz said. As a peer tutor for SSD students and a member… Read More ›
For anyone looking to extend dining experiences to outside the Webster bubble, The Living Room is a great place to go.
Recent news coverage of a Sandy Hook parent’s and Parkland students’ suicides have led people to question the trauma that stems from school shootings and how it affects victims.
Video editor Ethan Weihl brings this week’s headlines: holidays, history notes and a special segment featuring men’s volleyball.
Senior Rahman Ali does final lap for graduation Friday, May 17, at Moss Field. Photo by Jaden Fields
According to an article on https://www.environmentalscience.org, sustainability is defined as “the study of how natural systems function, remain diverse and produce everything it needs for the ecology to remain in balance.” Due to Earth’s increasingly tumultuous conditions, there are people… Read More ›
Four faculty members will leave the high school at the end of the school year: Tim Cashel, Martin Milstead, Scott Stallcup and Cyndy Gilbert.
YouTube’s shaky attempt to stop predatory comments on videos of and created by children has proven to be ineffective and has only escalated the situation.
After the Ted Bundy documentaries were released on Netflix and Hulu earlier this year, people spent hours binge watching the psycho killer’s story.
Social media manager Zeke La Mantia brings this week’s headlines: holidays, history notes, final exams, library hours, ac lab surveys, Camp Wyman, Camp Invention, Cardinal’s Tickets and Statesmen Sports.
Social media manager Zeke La Mantia talks to seniors about their worries for the future.
The Spring One Act Festival was May 7, in the Black Box Theater and feature works that were student written, directed and performed. Photos by Ada Foley
THRIVE Incubator will be introduced to students next year.Run by marketing teacher Kara Siebe, the THRIVE Incubator is an entrepreneurship incubator used to help students design their own businesses with guidance. They’ll be provided with mentors twice a week as well as the chance to meet with lawyers and marketing executives to help their business become successful.
Junior editor Jaden Fields reports on social studies teacher and head soccer coach Tim Cashel’s retirement.
Junior Grace Hardison pauses during song at A Cappella’s “Aca- Extravaganza” on Friday, May 10, in the auditorium. The performance included skits, singing, dancing and videos supplied by the students. Photo by Jaden Fields
I’ll admit I’ve never been great with time management. For six consecutive years my dad gave me a watch for my birthday, hoping I would learn to better manage my time. What he kept forgetting is that I’m also incredibly disorganized, so I was not only still consistently late, but also consistently losing watches.
“Hard Candy” was part of the curriculum for drama and was performed in separate shows for all four drama classes.
This is fifth hour’s play.
Social media manager Zeke La Mantia brings this week’s headlines: holidays, history notes, Camp Wyman, Cardinals tickets, men’s tennis, men’s and women’s track, and men’s baseball.
One direct message, swipe up or snapchat, all it takes to get access to hard and prescription drugs such as Adderall, Oxycodone or Ritalin.
