Chat with Cat: Decisions, Decisions
April 23, 2019
It’s Saturday night, so you put together a stunning outfit, grab your favorite pair of red heels and head out for the night, not returning until past midnight. Come Sunday, you might spend the day hanging around town, maybe going to the mall or catching a movie. Or, if you’re like me— which is...
Kyle’s Column: Long Way to Go
April 11, 2019
Wayland High School is a self-proclaimed “safe space." We pride ourselves on being an open, welcoming community that celebrates diversity and accepts differences. Regardless of your race, ethnicity, religion, gender or sexual orientation, you have a place at our school. This policy of acceptance reflected in WHS...
Kyle’s Column: Medium
March 29, 2019
Humans have this funny thing called language: an aural and visual way of expressing what we’re thinking and how we feel. Language has been an indispensable part of human history. After all, without it, history itself would not exist. In the grand scheme of things, language has been incredibly succ...
Opinion: The college admissions scandal is unfair, but not unexpected
March 29, 2019
For many high school students across the country, the college admissions journey is a time-consuming and stressful process in which students set themselves up in the best way possible to market themselves to top colleges. For a select wealthy few, however, guaranteed admission to a prestigious university sim...
Warrior Weekly: Red Sox season preview
March 28, 2019
“...And the best team in baseball wins it all in 2018!” Joe Buck’s voice echoes over the FOX broadcast of the 2018 World Series. Chris Sale had just dealt Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Manny Machado a particularly nasty 1-2 slider to strike him out. The 2018 Boston Red Sox had the best record in...
Chat with Cat: New England vs. Everyone
March 26, 2019
One month ago, the New England Patriots claimed yet another Super Bowl victory. I’ve only been on this planet for 16 years, and in those years, I’ve been fortunate enough to witness 12 Boston sports championships. Nothing screams spoiled like a fan who doesn’t know what it’s like for their team ...
Warrior Weekly: March Madness Breakdown
March 21, 2019
It’s that time of year again. The weather gets warmer, spring sports start and the NCAA tournament committee releases the March Madness bracket. In my opinion, there is no better one-week time period in the entire school year than this one. Overall, the selection committee did a good job with the...
Today is the Day: Interviews
March 15, 2019
Interviewing is a terrifying process, and you never feel prepared. You never truly are prepared, in my opinion. I’ve done five of them now, and I would be nervous to do another one. I’ve interviewed once to get my job at Lincoln Summer Camp, two different times when I applied to BASE, once to ge...
Warrior Weekly: B1G Wrestling Championship
March 15, 2019
For the latest edition of Warrior Weekly, I’m going to be covering a topic that gets close to zero coverage on the national scale: NCAA wrestling and the Big 10 Championships. 125: Everyone knew going into the tournament that it would come down to Northwestern’s Sebastian Rivera and Iowa’s...
Warrior Weekly: Bryce Harper’s monster deal
March 8, 2019
The question that has captivated baseball for the past decade has finally been answered. The speculation over former Washington Nationals superstar Bryce Harper’s new home has been discussed and debated since before the young stud even entered the league. And on Thursday, Feb. 28, Major League Baseball...
Review: Happy Death Day 2U
March 7, 2019
With the success of the film Happy Death Day, audiences have waited to see if its sequel, Happy Death Day 2U, could live up to its standards. The Universal Pictures sequel has received mix reviews by critics. While some may say that Happy Death Day 2U is closely a derivative to its prequel, it is an imp...
Politipress: Growing pool of candidates (Part 2)
March 6, 2019
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. In the tenth installment of Politipress, I take a look at the Republicans looking to challenge President Trump in the 2020 race for the presidency. I broke ...
