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Junior Sarah Davis dresses in Brandy Melville, Nike and "thrifted" clothing. However, Davis's favorite store is Urban Outfitters. "They have a lot of different kind of clothes in my opinion, just a good mixture,” Davis said.

Sarah Davis

Nicole Erdekian and Christina Taxiarchis April 30, 2019

Name: Sarah Davis Grade: Junior   Favorite store: “Probably Urban Outfitters. They have a lot of different kind of clothes in my opinion, just a good mixture.”   Online...

Business teacher Frederik Lehmann dresses in Banana Republic, L.L. Bean and Sock of the Month Club. Lehmann's favorite season to dress for is the spring, "It’s new life, optimism, things are energetic, things are happening and it can be casual too,” Lehmann said.

Frederik Lehmann

Nicole Erdekian and Hannah Rice April 30, 2019

Name: Frederik Lehmann Teacher: Business   Favorite store: “The Maynard Outdoor Store. It’s a great place to shop.”   Online shopping or in-store? “I typically...

A cappella groups cap off year (video)

Kate Balicki and Eden Vanslette April 30, 2019

The Testostertones, Madrigals and Muses performed in their final concert of the year on Tuesday, April 23.

Sophomore Kaiyang Zhang playing Snoopy in the WHSTE fall play, 'You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown.' Zhang has been acting for around four years and has been a part of many different plays. "Everything gives you a new feeling and a new expression," Zhang said. "Acting gives me this new perspective on different subjects and matters because of how they are portrayed through the writing and the acting."

Artist of the Month: Kaiyang Zhang

Meredith Prince and Ellie Tyska April 29, 2019

While acting and participating in plays may be a hobby or a simple pastime for some, it is a deep-rooted passion for sophomore Kaiyang Zhang. Zhang has been acting for around four years and finds inspiration...

Brought to audiences by the same director of the critically acclaimed "Get Out," Jordan Peele presents "Us," a unique horror film in which a family finds themselves attacked by their doppelgangers.

Review: Us

Christos Belibasakis April 24, 2019

After delivering audiences the critically acclaimed 2017 social thriller Get Out, director Jordan Peele showcases Us, a unique horror film starring Lupita Nyong'o, Winston Duke, Shahadi Wright Joseph,...

WayPop: Episode 2

Welcome to WayPop, WSPN's pop culture show. Hosted by Meredith Prince and Ellie Tyska, the show focuses on pop culture, celebrities, drama and gossip from Hollywood and Wayland. In this episode, our anchors...

WHSTE’s ‘Pronoun’ rundown

Julia Callini and Madeline Maurer April 11, 2019

For WHSTE's winter production, director Aidan O'Hara decided to pursue Evan Placey's Pronoun, a play which tells the coming of age story of Dean, a transgender male, who deals with love, loss and identity.

Wayland was recognized as one of the Best Communities of Music Education for the 10th year in a row. "With the purpose of making something that is really beautiful and well-crafted, those skills are completely transferable to almost anything," WHS Fine Arts Department Director Susan Memoli said.

Wayland Public Schools: 10 years as one of the Best Communities For Music Education

Jessica Reilly April 8, 2019

Wayland is most recognized for its high standard of public education. However, the elite education offered is far greater than core subjects such as English, math, history, and the various sciences. Many...

A new art gallery sponsored by Arts Wayland, pictured above, opens in the Wayland town center. "[Arts Wayland] encourages kids to engage with art, and the fun part about the creative arts is that by putting something out into the world, you've actually created change in the world," said Peter Curran, Wayland Middle School art teacher and a director of Arts Wayland.

New art gallery opens in Wayland town center

Joanna Barrow and Emily Chafe April 7, 2019

The Town of Wayland prides itself on fostering a community that supports its local artists. The W Gallery, sponsored by Arts Wayland, is providing artists a new place to show their artwork. “The mission...

Seniors Clara Hurney and Eric McGonagle act as peer mentors for the freshmen class in a skit during the Senior Show. The show opened Friday, March 22 and attracted a full house of students and parents.

Reflection of the 2019 Senior Show

Caterina Tomassini April 5, 2019

Nothing says class bonding like dancing together in your underwear in front of your parents and teachers. The class of 2019 worked together throughout the winter to put together WHS’s annual Senior Show,...

From left to right: Jones, WayCam Executive Director and teacher of Script to Screen, Jim Mullane, Pilkington, Francis and sophomore Liam Duffy gather in front of a sign that is used in the movie.

‘The Homecoming’ is filmed at WHS (11 photos)

Hannah Rice and Kate Balicki April 5, 2019

"The Homecoming" is a self-funded film produced by former WHS alumnus Andrew Pilkington. The film is about a football star who loves to dance and falls in love at a dance camp. The film crew visited WHS...

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