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

Zen & M’s: Mental health

Caitlin O'Keeffe January 9, 2013
I promised you earlier in the year that Zen & M’s would tackle mental health as well as fitness and nutrition. Well, today I feel in serious need of a mental health day.
This week, WSPN staff reporter Cara Lewis writes a guest blog post for Warrior Weekly.

Warrior Weekly: Goodbye 2012

Harry Falber January 4, 2013
What is the best part of the New Year season? All of those “year in review” articles and blogs. Well, I think it is my duty as the loyal WSPN sports blogger to write my own year in review and look at the best and the worst from the past year as well as a look ahead to 2013.
For many students at WHS, academic focus has gone too far. Is it time to scale back our obsession with grades?

Rethinking the benefits of Engrade

Ben Porter January 3, 2013
Obsession. It’s the first word that comes to mind when I think about my relationship with Engrade. Over the course of less than a semester, the online site where my grades are displayed has turned from a valuable resource to a time-consuming and stress-inducing enemy. But just how great of a presence does it take for Engrade to cross the line?
This week, Caitlin says farewell to her readers in her final blog post.

Zen & M’s: New Year’s resolutions

Caitlin O'Keeffe January 1, 2013
The gift-giving holidays have come and gone and New Year's will have too by the time you readers view the published version of this blog post. But right now, as I type, the year 2012 is still a thing of the present, but that doesn’t mean that I’m not already thinking about 2013!
WSPN staffers Caroline Mellen and Sarah Mitty discuss the newly implemented fine arts requirement and if it should be necessary for graduation.

Should fine arts be required?

Sarah Mitty December 28, 2012
By observing an elementary school playground, it is easy to distinguish the artistic kids, who are drawing or making crafts, from the jocks, who are zooming around with a ball on the tattered fields. But how can people be sure that the boy shooting the winning goal does not also have the voice of an angel?

Taking away the dangers of gun use

Jake Adelman December 23, 2012
There is the common saying “guns don’t kill people; people kill people,” but the gun is still there and is still tempting. Let’s take away the temptation once and for all.
This week, Caitlin says farewell to her readers in her final blog post.

Zen & M’s: Taking a look back on 2012

Caitlin O'Keeffe December 21, 2012
I thought that this would be a good time to reflect on the year and my journey towards a healthy, balanced lifestyle enjoying both Zen and M&M's.
Join WSPN as we give our tips on how to survive the end of the world.

How to survive the end of the world

Alex Erdekian December 20, 2012
Learn how to survive multiple different scenarios for the end of the world on December 21.
This week, WSPN staff reporter Cara Lewis writes a guest blog post for Warrior Weekly.

Warrior Weekly: First full week

Harry Falber December 17, 2012
So far, it's been a successful start to the winter season. All the teams have begun their seasons except boys basketball. Girls basketball already matched their win total from last year, and they've only played three games.
This week, Caitlin says farewell to her readers in her final blog post.

Zen & M’s: Stretches for the sitting student

Caitlin O'Keeffe December 13, 2012
I know these stretches will help you physically get through the home stretch to winter vacation, but I know mentally it will still be tough. Make sure you save plenty of time for yourself, your friends and your family. And, if you make yummy holiday sweets, don’t even think about eating them unless you’re planning on working out or sharing them with me (emphasis on sharing with me)!
Many students find themselves awake until early morning hours doing homework or other forms of school work.

Teen sleep deprivation proves damaging to high school students

Jason Goodman December 11, 2012
If you go to Wayland High School, you’ve inevitably found yourself working through unthinkable morning hours, wondering whether to push on with your assignment or give in to the biological necessity of sleep.
In his final Warrior Weekly post, Harry reflects on his time as a blogger and looks back at some sports predictions he made last year.

Warrior Weekly: The winter season has begun

Harry Falber December 9, 2012
Well, we're officially underway with the winter season of Warrior sports, and we're off to a pretty promising start.
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