November 18, 2018
This week on World of Wayland: staff reporter Caterina Tomassini digs in to the WHS’s most pressing concern: school start times. Committee member Kim Reichelt also discusses her view on the changes and how they affect the school community.
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Julia Callini, Class of 2020, is a multimedia section editor for WSPN, and this is her third year on the staff. She is an optimist, feminist and a diehard...
Caterina Tomassini, class of 2021, is a fourth year journalism student and is the managing editor this year. Outside of journalism, Tomassini plays club...
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