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Opinion: The Ukrainian crisis should be more important than soccer

Katya Luzarraga December 17, 2022

I wish that I didn’t have to choose between critical news coverage of a war that is still going on in my family’s home country and a soccer tournament that happens once every four years. Unfortunately,...

Opinion: Qatar should not be hosting the 2022 World Cup

Bella Schreiber December 17, 2022

Negligence and discrimination take center stage in Qatar’s 2022 World Cup, as well as the country’s strict policies on basic human rights. These reasons further prove that Qatar simply should not be...

WSPNs Katya Luzarraga and Bella Schreiber discuss the societal and political impact of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.

Two-sided Opinion: The controversies of the 2022 World Cup

Katya Luzarraga and Bella Schreiber December 17, 2022

In this side-by-side opinion, opinion editor Katya Luzarraga and copy editor Bella Schreiber discuss the controversies surrounding the World Cup being held in Qatar and the legacy of this soccer tournament.

WSPNs Chloe Zilembo details her experience as an athlete who suffered a concussion.

Opinion: Concussions affect more than just physical health

Chloe Zilembo December 17, 2022

I’m standing in the field house waiting for wellness class to officially start. Suddenly, a volleyball hits my face, and I land hard on the ground. An intense headache ensues as soon as my head slams...

WSPN’s Tess Alongi discusses what a good college is and explains what the college admissions process looks like at WHS.

Opinion: What is a “good” college?

Tess Alongi December 15, 2022

“Top-tier” colleges don’t guarantee success. When it comes to post graduate achievement, connections, motivation, social skills and luck are more important than an “elite” college degree. A “good”...

WSPNs Talia Macchi and Selena Liu discuss living through the repercussions of climate change, and they share their worries.

Opinion: Silent cries for climate change

Talia Macchi and Selena Liu December 10, 2022

New England is notorious for its wacky weather, especially during the transitional seasons of spring and fall. As residents of Massachusetts, we are used to frigid temperatures as soon as October rolls...

WSPNs Katya Luzarraga discusses the expectations of being an older sibling and how theyve affected various aspects of her life.

Opinion: Oldest child syndrome

Katya Luzarraga December 8, 2022

Being an older sister isn’t what I thought it would be. From the first moment I met my little brother, his body enveloped in the safety of his pastel blue blanket. I knew that I was no longer my parent's...

WSPNs Mischa Lee and Emma Zocco discuss with students and faculty the fact that WHS does not hold a homecoming dance.

Opinion: Why doesn’t WHS have a homecoming dance?

Emma Zocco and Mischa Lee December 6, 2022

Fall is an exciting, yet stressful season for many high school students. With the school year back in full swing, it can be hard for some students to balance out their homework, tests and sports. School...

WSPNs Nathan Crozier discusses the affects of Parkland shooter Nikolas Cruzs verdict of life in prison.

Opinion: The Parkland shooter deserves life in prison

Nathan Crozier December 3, 2022

Four years ago, on Valentine’s Day, Parkland, Florida faced a horrific loss. Valentine’s Day is a time to give your heart to others, not to take lives away. Those who intentionally kill others should...

WSPNs Bowen Morrison discusses the decline of Alabama football.

Opinion: Why is Alabama football ranked at the lowest they’ve been for years?

Bowen Morrison November 30, 2022

The Alabama Crimson Tide has been wearing the crown as one of the greatest college football teams for the past 18 years since hiring Nick Saban, the current head coach of Alabama. But now, it seems that...

WSPNs Talia Macchi discusses her thoughts on Daylight Savings Time and the harms that standard time causes.

Opinion: Time to stop changing

Talia Macchi November 29, 2022

Twice a year, on the second Sunday in March and on the first Sunday in November, I hear the words, “don’t forget to change your clock,” come out of my mother’s mouth. These words have, unfortunately,...

WSPNs Nadya Chase discusses the stigmatization and realities of extra time.

Opinion: I’m not “lucky” to need extra time on tests

Nadya Chase November 22, 2022

It’s no secret that I have severe anxiety. I’m physically unable to hide it, no matter how much I wish I could. My mind constantly feels like a hive, buzzing with worries and intrusive thoughts. I...

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