March 13, 2020
Melia Rasmussen, Staff Writer
March 10, 2020
Students flip through the newly updated 2020-2021 course, having been told to forecast for their next year of high school. Returning upperclassmen might notice that some of the usual classes have been changed in credit worth or...
Melia Rasmussen, Staff Writer
February 28, 2020
The Dave Ramsey Plan states that the Five Foundations of Personal Finance are: Establish an emergency plan, pay off your debt, pay cash for your car, pay cash for college, and build wealth and give. But why is that important for s...
Melia Rasmussen and Cheyenne Such
January 27, 2020
Finals: Once a semester. Twice a school year. One hour and 10 minutes long. Within January, soon after the end of winter break, the talk of finals becomes more common. Whether it be the increasing workload, the approaching due d...
Coral CwmCwlamare, Staff Writer
January 24, 2020
If violent video games, like shooters, demonstrate how to use a weapon they could possibly share a connection." - Jenelle Jesen, 9th grade
"I don't think that video games increase mass shootings, but has been shown to increase violence in kids. I believe they are not...
Coral CwmCwlamare, Staff Writer
January 24, 2020
The use of technology has become the standard for classrooms. One of the ways was with the introduction of Google Classroom. Instead of having to do assignments on paper, now students use Chromebooks, computers, and phones to comple...
January 24, 2020
Malachi Murphy, Editor in Chief
January 21, 2020
TERRY WALTZ, age 61, born in 1958, from Salem OR, passed Nov. 21, was a woman larger than life, told by all her loving coworkers. Through and through, not a single person in the special education department could say they weren...
Nicole Williams, Copy Editor
January 21, 2020
At the Albany Public Library, children and parents search for a new story to read. Elderly community members ask the staff how to use computers. And in the teen section, a variety of new books are offered, which were once paid f...
Dezmond Remington, News Editor
January 21, 2020
Junior Garrett Boren often goes to bed at 12 in the morning and wakes up at 5 a.m. He doesn’t get home until 6:30 p.m., because of his play rehearsal. He then attempts to finish all of his homework for two A.P. classes, Pre-Calcu...
Dezmond Remington and Alizah Bueno
December 8, 2019
In just a little over a week, Abraham Bartholomew has a paper worth several hundred points due. Furiously working and shredding the keyboard with his frantic pounding, he attempts to enter a website to complete his research paper....
Colvin Parvin and Gage Crabtree
November 25, 2019
It seems that 41.9 percent of students at WAHS are criminals. They’re criminals because of a law for new drivers known as the six month law. This ensures all drivers cannot have a passenger below the age of 21, unless they are ...
