For many athletes, especially those serious about their sport, their dreams revolve around playing at the next level. Some even have aspirations of making it to the very top. For senior soccer player Daniel...
Since the age of six months old, senior Grace Stephenson has sported elaborate, handmade costumes for Halloween.
The work begins over the summer, when Stephenson and her mom Fiona Stephenson brainstorm...
In this podcast, co-broadcast editor Jackie Cahaly interviews WHS junior Hannah Gordon about her experience volunteering. Gordon has worked both locally and abroad, including a service trip to Costa Rica...
In this podcast, co-broadcast editor Deirdre Brown interviews former WHS swimmer and record holder Doug Curtin about his journey throughout his swim career. Curtin currently coaches for both Wellesley...
When COVID-19 hit in the spring of 2020, many students’ once busy days were left empty. Current junior, Alexina McQuilkin found herself in said situation. McQuilkin, a three-sport athlete who is not...
Freshman Annie Long provides insight on the evolution of her Youtube channel and obstacles she faces in production. She touches on the reactions she receives from community members and her subscribers....
While many students usually donate or throw out their old clothes, sophomore Grace Marto came up with the idea of “Clothes for Campers” in December 2020. At this time, Marto also applied for the Counselor-In-Training...
Sophomore Declan Murphy took on the role of a leader, teacher and philanthropist when he started his new tutoring program: WHAM (Wayland High school Academic Mentors), a free tutoring program where WHS...
As a child, sophomore Serena Field had a love for learning and the outdoors. With the help of her parents and a few other families, Field was able to channel these interests through creating an alternative-learning...
Sophomore Prash Subbiah ducks and weaves, desperately trying to avoid the sword of his opponent whilst attempting to deal a blow of his own. After a frantic lunge, Subbiah flicks his wrist, thrusting the...
Senior Zach Marto started his mobile detailing business, “Marto’s Mobile Car Care,” just over a year ago to provide members of the community with the same quality level of detailing as that of a...
Artistic talent doesn’t come to everyone, but it comes naturally to junior Sophie Ellenbogen. She may be more well-known for her impact on the soccer and lacrosse fields, but she has a talented creative...
![Bede is surrounded by teammates as he celebrates his goal. Following the move, Bede has adjusted quickly to the new culture that surrounds him. All the guys are great, Bede said. Its really fun to play with players [of their] talent.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/78bk8jfa0uS2OoRn9KmYkC5nyc3bb0bEU3ccH13h.jpeg)
![Junior Ava Tang dresses in New Balance, Levis and thrifted clothing. Tangs favorite piece of clothing to dress in are sweaters. I think there [are] a lot of different patterns you can find or different bright colors with different fabrics and stuff,” Tang said](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/IMG_5803-L.jpg)
![Junior Alexina McQuilkin hopes to help local businesses as they fight through the struggles of the pandemic. McQuilkin came up with the idea of using an app to help promote local businesses. “I knew nothing about business or apps, but I was pretty passionate about this idea and I also had so much free time because of [COVID-19],” McQuilkin said. “I decided to see where this idea could go.”](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/TYLUCbfVjCvKrbjLHr5LKb1woGdAnJKsxO67FANe-900x600.jpeg)
