Warrior Weekly: NFL Mount Rushmore
February 4, 2018
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This Sunday, Tom Brady will try to capture his sixth Super Bowl title, which would further cement his legacy as one of the best players in NFL history. With that in mind, imagine that Roger Goodell signed off on the creation of an official NFL Mount Rushmore. You have been tasked with choosing the four...
Warriorpedia: Winter Week
February 2, 2018
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Warriorpedia is a collection of explanations of traditions, events, practices, and places at WHS that are commonly known across the community. Term: Winter Week When: The week after midterm exams What: Winter Week is a week-long celebration that occurs after midterms, where Student Council brings...
Review: The Shape of Water
January 26, 2018
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Warning: this article contains some considerable spoilers. “The Shape of Water” breathes life into Guillermo Del Toro’s cinema, with its poignant romance, its increasing thrill and its persistent questioning of perspective. At first sight, this new film seems to be a classical tale. But don'...
Warrior Weekly: Once again, NE comes through when it counts
January 25, 2018
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Almost everyone can agree that the Belichick-Brady led New England Patriots have dominated the NFL for the past 18 years, and that is correct. In the salary-cap era, their consistency is unmatched. However one may get the wrong idea about how exactly the Patriots have staked their claim as the league’s...
Kyle’s Column: Midterms
January 22, 2018
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A student sits on the edge of a chair with his head down, staring at the test on his desk as if the intensity of his glare would somehow miraculously bubble in the answer sheet for him. His brain races as he twirls his pencil restlessly. In less than 12 hours, I will be standing (or should I say sitti...
Students’ opinions on gun control
CJ Brown and Emma Diianni
January 19, 2018
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Opinion: Gun Control is necessary
January 17, 2018
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We, as Americans, need to take a good hard look at what has happened in our country. In 2016, over 13,000 people died due to a firearm, and this number increases every year. We’ve seen mass shooting after mass shooting in Las Vegas, Texas, Orlando, and so many other places. There have already been over...
Opinion: Save the 2nd Amendment
Audrey Camacho and Nate L'Esperance
January 17, 2018
What happened in 1789? There were the births of famous painters and religious leaders such as William Turner and Edward Hawkins, the occurrence of the French Revolution and many more events. However, few people remember that 1789 was also the year that Congress accepted the first 10 amendments that we...
Review: Wonder
Julia Callini, Reporter
January 16, 2018
Filed under Articles, Opinion, Pop Culture, Reviews, Showcase
Auggie Pullman was born with a facial deformity that prevented him from going to a mainstream school. His mom had homeschooled him until now. Auggie is about to start fifth grade at Beecher Prep. Being the new kid is hard enough, but Auggie’s differences make it even harder. When his family, friend...
Kyle’s Column: Making a difference, one driving lesson at a time
January 9, 2018
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For high school students, the last bell on Dec. 22 is usually a joyous moment of celebration and of reveling in the freedom and liberty that Christmas break affords. But on the last day before break, I closed my notebook and shoved my computer into my bag with a heavy sigh, knowing that the following...
December 10, 2018