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Pictured above is the WHS Reflector from 2018. Below includes details of the senior yearbook pick ups for the 2020 WHS Reflectors.

News Brief: Class of 2020 senior yearbook pickup

Meredith Prince June 11, 2020

The 2020 WHS Reflector yearbooks have arrived, and the yearbook staff is organizing senior pickups by last name. All senior yearbook pickups will take place on Sunday, June 14 from 10am-12pm as follows: Students...

On Saturday, June 13, all are encouraged to march in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement. The walk will be from Wayland Middle School to Happy Hollow Elementary school and is estimated to be 27 minutes long.

News Brief: March in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement

Taylor McGuire June 11, 2020

On Saturday, June 13, everyone is welcome to march in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement and to raise awareness for the systematic racism and police brutality happening in the world today. Wayland...

After an interview with college journalism professors, managing editor Caterina Tomassini explains why asking basic questions is essential to journalism

Chat with Cat: Why admitting ignorance is the smartest thing you can do

Caterina Tomassini June 10, 2020

In a world where news is never-ending and stories develop at the speed of light, journalists are asked to do it all. We must be able to report on stories quickly, execute sufficient interviews, and produce...

Wayland high school freshman Maya Lee after delivering food to Parmenter in Wayland. Lee delivers food and meals to food pantries, hospitals, and homeless shelters as part of her foundation, Team UKAPS. My foundation shows that kids can help out during times of struggle, Lee said.

WHS freshman gives back during COVID-19 pandemic

Josh Schreiber June 10, 2020

During the COVID-19 pandemic, millions of people have lost their jobs or loved ones across the world. While most people have spent the past few months staying home and stocking up on groceries for themselves,...

After being diagnosed with brain cancer in March, Happy Hollow teacher Mike OConnor and his wife, Nancy, have been out of work. A GoFundMe page has raised over $40,000 with the help of juniors Issy Carrara, Remmi Shaw and Lucas and Nico Alvarado, who walked a full marathon to raise awareness for OConnor and his family.

WHS students walk a marathon for teacher with cancer

Caterina Tomassini and Remmi Shaw June 9, 2020

In November 2019, Happy Hollow teacher Mike O’Connor suffered an unexpected health setback, which, at the time, was believed to be a mild stroke. Unfortunately, the mild stroke was diagnosed in March...

WSPNs Caterina Tomassini and Alyssa Dickstein speak with Hollywood writer and producer Mike Royce about the pandemics affect on his television series One Day at a Time.

A look into the COVID-19 pandemic’s effect on the television industry

Caterina Tomassini and Alyssa Dickstein June 9, 2020

At the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, Pop TV’s television series, "One Day at a Time" elected to stop filming in front of a live studio audience due to public health concerns. By mid-March, the...

ICYMI: Week of June 1- Library reopening, 10 apps to cure boredom, Charity Miles

ICYMI: Week of June 1- Library reopening, 10 apps to cure boredom, Charity Miles

Taylor McGuire June 8, 2020

In the weekly series, “In Case You Missed It,” News Editor Taylor McGuire summarizes stories from the past week with links to the corresponding WSPN article. News: Editor Taylor McGuire shared...

WSPNs Garrett Spooner explains the latest on the resume of European soccer league matches.

Warrior Weekly: European Soccer Leagues Start To Play Again

Garrett Spooner June 5, 2020

The rise of COVID-19 has disrupted the entire sporting world, from recreational sports all the way up to the professional leagues. In Europe, with the pandemic nearing a halt, major soccer leagues have...

As soccer commit Kyle Mabe sets goals for his next four years playing soccer at Bryant University, the possibility of his season not being on time alters these goals, as all committed athletes adapt to the changes COVID-19 brings.

Senior committed athletes face a reality: The cancellation of their college season

Kaitlyn Mabe June 4, 2020

As athletes continue to have high hopes of finding success in the recruiting stages of their careers, the ones already committed worry that their first season as a collegiate player might not turn out...

The mask that is being sold is pictured above. It is a black triply-ply cotton face mask. All profits will be directly donated to the Black Lives Matter Foundation.

Mask fundraiser for Black Lives Matter

Eliya Howard-Delman June 4, 2020

WSPN news editor, sophomore Taylor McGuire has launched a fundraiser to raise money for the Black Lives Matter Foundation. The fundraiser is selling facial coverings that say "Wayland Warriors" on them,...

WSPN’s Rebeca Kamens-Gil lists 10 apps that you can download to help you stay entertained during quarantine, from cooking to group video chatting. If you are looking for something new to do on your phone, keep on reading!

10 apps to cure boredom during quarantine

Rebeca Kamens-Gil June 3, 2020

As the pandemic carries on, we are all stuck in our houses with only so much to do. Without being able to socialize and our only source of communication being technology, quarantine has us all bored out...

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