Red, green or turquoise, this recipe comes out well every time. The cake is moist, and there is always plenty of extra frosting. I recommend putting an oversized scoop on each cupcake. I really hope you try this recipe because no matter what color, I promise you won’t be disappointed. Enjoy!
“If you’re going to give yoga a try, give it two or three tries. Often times, it can feel like anything brand new, a little intimidating at first. But if you give it a few chances, you’ll find what works for you,” said guidance counselor Jennifer Mast.
Dean of Sudents Scott Parseghian announced that this year, the senior Assassin game will not be permitted on school grounds. According to Principal Pat Tutwiler, students have not respected administrators' set parameters for the game in past years.
Being a political comedian allows Tingle to express his opinions on matters that he considers important. Tingle explained that unlike politicians, he has the freedom to say what he believes without worrying about a target demographic of voters.
Over the past few weeks, the old Wayland High School has disappeared. Students and teachers watched from the new school as the seven buildings they once occupied were torn down, one by one. The demolition process has many small phases that will take place over the next few months, with the project slated to finish August 17, 2012.
“Change is hard, in any school climate,” Mast said. “I think a lot will depend on whether or not the group can work together, can the kids feel good about trying to do this, and what kind of feedback they get from the rest of the school.”
Swoosh, nothing but net. Some students may recognize Kenya Heard for her skills on the basketball court, but this year, a different group up people recognized her for her academic achievement in the world of investing
February break is over and with it the swim, track, wrestling, ski and girls basketball seasons. The only teams that are still playing are the boys and girls hockey teams and the boys basketball team. The rest of the athletes at Wayland High in the off-season. Here’s what you missed over a busy February break.
With Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) state tournaments starting soon or already under way, WSPN asked student-athletes about their thoughts on their upcoming competitions.
Blogger Andy Marton shares his feelings on the pouring of post PSAT college letters. He has a game plan for all the juniors out there not knowing what to do with all their letters.
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