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The student news site of Wayland High School

Wayland Student Press

The student news site of Wayland High School

Wayland Student Press

This week, Caitlin says farewell to her readers in her final blog post.

Zen & M’s: Technology use is becoming unhealthy

Caitlin O'Keeffe February 7, 2013
Technology may not seem like an obvious factor of bad health, but in today’s society, trust me, it is.

Warrior Weekly: Wayland-Weston rivalry

Harry Falber February 2, 2013
Recently, games between the Wayland Warriors and the Weston Wildcats have become very heated as both sides trash-talk one another.
This week, Caitlin says farewell to her readers in her final blog post.

Zen & M’s: Earn your shower

Caitlin O'Keeffe January 30, 2013
This week, Caitlin reflects on her mindset as a second semester senior.
Students are interviewed about the new restaurant,  Giacomos, at the Wayland town center. It replaced Bertuccis, which filed for bankruptcy in April 2018.

WW ’13: Community reflects on motivational speaker

Martin Narciso January 29, 2013
Take a closer look at the community's reactions to the motivational speaker, Cara Filler, for Winter Week 2013.

Warrior Weekly: Low point

Harry Falber January 25, 2013
Is anyone out there in a good mood right now? Not only did we have midterms this week, but the Patriots were also beaten in one of the most lopsided games played at Gillette.
50 ways to de-stress before midterms

50 ways to de-stress before midterms

Julia Chinman January 21, 2013
These tips and techniques are designed to prevent you from pulling your hair out while preparing for midterms.
WSPNs David Flynn gives some tips on how to avoid procrastinating for midyear exams. Flynn believes that following these strategies will help you stay on task and studying.

Students benefit and suffer from midterms

Lauren Simon January 21, 2013
If you asked a WHS student how they're feeling around this time of year, chances are that they will say one of three things: 1. "I haven't even started studying! I'm so stressed!" 2. "All I do is study! I'm so exhausted!" 3. "Midterms? What are those?"
Above, WHS students play flutes as part of a band concert. According to Maddie Memoli and Maddie Conroy, the fine arts requirement at WHS is necessary and rewarding. All the fine arts requirement is trying to do is open up a different world of learning to students, so they can make an informed decision on whether or not they would like to pursue taking fine arts classes.

Fine arts requirement is necessary and rewarding

Maddie Memoli January 20, 2013
Yes, we all took art and music in middle school, but are paper mache animal masks and dulcimer practice really comparable to the masterpieces that high school students can create?
Andrew Straube looks on during a JV basketball game.

Junior varsity teams should not be overlooked

Chris Connell January 16, 2013
Many sports team at Wayland High school have a junior varsity team. However, these teams often don’t get the same recognition as their varsity counterparts. Despite being underrated, many JV teams at Wayland end up having better records than the varsity team in their respective sport.
Although getting enough exercise can be difficult, it is extremely beneficial, according to Connie and Elena.

Reap the rewards of exercising for a healthier lifestyle

Connie Yoon January 16, 2013
Part of the reason why we often fail to get the necessary amount of physical activity is that we struggle to find time in our busy schedules to exercise. We are at the peak of the school year, and our energy is drained from the excessive overload of work, ripping away motivation to do anything but sit on a warm, comfy couch with a bag of chips in hand.
This week, WSPN staff reporter Cara Lewis writes a guest blog post for Warrior Weekly.

Warrior Weekly: Hot start

Harry Falber January 14, 2013
Well, we are two weeks into 2013 and the Wayland sports teams could not be performing any better. At the top of that list is wrestling.
According to Ben, the dreaded testing days at the end of each quarter act as scapegoats for students stress. Do you agree?

Testing days are not to blame

Ben Porter January 11, 2013
As the second quarter comes to a close at Wayland High School, students scramble from the library to class and back to the library again. It is the time when the finish line for the quarter is visible, and students are giving their last push to improve their grades. But when the end of the quarter rolls around every two months or so, testing days are once again cursed by many students and yes, even teachers.
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