Kyle’s Column: Voices of the Future
April 28, 2018
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We touched down around nine in the evening. The plane glided over the tarmac as the captain’s voice crackled through the intercom - “ladies and gentlemen, welcome to San Francisco.” As we reached the gate, the plane eased to a stop in front of the expansive airport windows. A collective meta...
Emma Goes Clubbing: Anime Club
April 11, 2018
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Because of all the snow days, and because I have a tendency to forget details quickly, I ended up visiting Anime Club twice. The first time I went to visit them, it almost looked like an empty classroom; the lights were off, and there were only a few figures stationary in the darkness. I creaked open...
Weekly Exchange: Gun control in the U.S. vs. in France and Germany
Emma Nallet and Teresa Hank-Gomez
April 7, 2018
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In the first issue of Weekly Exchange, Emma Nallet, an exchange student from France, and Teresa Hank-Gomez, an exchange student from Germany, examine the differences between gun control in the US and gun control in their home countries. Gun Control in the U.S. vs. in France: Feb. 14, 2018 was a pe...
Kyle’s Column: A Revelation
April 6, 2018
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Last Saturday morning, I woke to the rude beeping of my alarm clock. Pushing aside my blankets, I squinted at the crisp LED display resting on my nightstand - 10:30 a.m. Stretching leisurely, I slowly elevated myself from the warmth of the covers. My feet padded over the soft wooden floors as I saunter...
Emma Goes Clubbing: Game Club
April 5, 2018
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I first went to Game Club during my sophomore year. It was an accident in many ways; I’d seen the display my freshman year at the Club Fair, and shown an interest, but turned away because it was on math team day. However, as my interests have strayed from math to fun, I rediscovered this club. They ...
Opinion: Why I marched in the ‘March For Our Lives’
March 27, 2018
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On Saturday, March 24, thousands of Americans participated in the March For Our Lives that took place in many cities across the country. Here in Boston, I joined the 50,000 students, teachers, parents and community members who marched to the Boston Common to bring attention to the issue of gun violence i...
Politipress: Meet the Candidates for Board of Selectmen
March 24, 2018
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For the voting members of our community, it is often hard to have a firm grasp on who the politicians that represent us are, and what they do. The Wayland Board of Selectmen is a chamber of five citizens who represent a large number of issues in Wayland’s town Governance. As stated by the Wayl...
Kyle’s Column: Marginalized March Madness
March 22, 2018
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It’s that time of year again. The time for brackets to be made, for upsets to occur, and for madness to reign supreme. March is here and with it, the NCAA men’s basketball tournament is once again in full swing. For the large majority of my friends and peers, the first thing that comes to mind w...
WHS teachers reflect on school shootings (video)
March 22, 2018
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WHS teachers share their views on the recent Parkland shooting and arming teachers.
Warrior Weekly: Jets trade up for third overall pick in NFL draft
March 21, 2018
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Yesterday, the Jets and Colts agreed to terms for a trade that will send the third overall pick in the upcoming draft to New York. More information on the deal can be found here. Surely Jets general manager Mike Maccagnan made this deal with the intention to select one of the draft’s top three signal...
Editorial: Weighted GPAs need to stay
March 19, 2018
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As students at Wayland High School, we are lucky enough to be in an environment where teachers care about both our well-being and our success. Although the changes the school makes in order to keep us happy and healthy are usually beneficial, the latest plan to improve the experience of students will...
Emma Goes Clubbing: K-pop
March 16, 2018
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Every year, one of the biggest events of Winter Week is the K-pop performance, and this year's performance was no exception. But what actually goes into a performance like this? What kind of club is it? These were the questions I had in my mind, so I decided to finally go and visit them formally. Jun...
December 10, 2018