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The Student News Site of West Albany High School

WHIRLWIND
The Student News Site of West Albany High School

WHIRLWIND
Addi Winter

Addi Winter, Special Editor

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[Photo] #Blocked: GoGuardian’s blockage of websites and how it affects students

Taylour Veith, Special Editor • April 17, 2025
Speaking Out: Featuring Police and Students with Stories Regarding Immigration

Speaking Out: Featuring Police and Students with Stories Regarding Immigration

Emi Ludlow and Addi Winter • April 15, 2025
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[Photo] Best Friends Forever: Friends Since Elementary School Favorite Memories

Taylour Veith, Special Editor • March 31, 2025
Sound Asleep: Testing Different Sounds To Sleep To

Sound Asleep: Testing Different Sounds To Sleep To

Addi Winter, Special Editor • February 7, 2025
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[Photo] What’s in a Dream: factors that influence dreams

Kayla Stefan, Copy Editor • January 14, 2025
The "Ber" Season Roles Into Albany

The “Ber” Season Roles Into Albany

Addi Winter, Special Editor • October 9, 2024

Once a year

Yesenia Rosas, Taylor Veith, and Addi Winter • June 12, 2024
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[Photo] Switching Lanes: Math Curriculum Gets Tracked In Local Schools

Kayla Stefan, Copy Editor • June 5, 2024

Beyond The Boundary: Past West Albany Graduates Explain Life Away From Albany

Addi Winter, Special Editor • May 30, 2024

The G.O.A.T : Athletes take sports to new levels, leaving their footprints in history

May 28, 2024
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What Abortion Really Means

Addi Winter, Special Editor • April 19, 2024
Madelyn Perkerewicz (Left) Kelli Backer (Right)

Breaking Par: Women’s Rise In Golf

Addi Winter, Special Editor • April 19, 2024
Photos by Yesenia Rosas

Small Town Stories

Addi Winter and Bri White • April 2, 2024
West Albany's 2023 food drive featuring Cameron Washburn, Jakob Ylen, and Jake Ly

The Big Picture, News From Around The World And State

Addi Winter and Julia Berg • January 4, 2024
Oregon Statewide Report Card percentages of students who proved mastery at a level 3 or 4 in standardized tests in the school year 2016-2017. English Language Arts 69% (inner circle), Mathematics 56% (middle circle), Science 34% (outer circle)

By The Numbers, Mastery Mayhem: Students don’t need to prove mastery in their core classes

Kayla Stefan and Addi Winter • January 4, 2024
Disney's Magic Today

Disney’s Magic Today

Addi Winter, Special Editor • November 13, 2023
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Running to Represent

Addi Winter, Special Editor • October 5, 2023
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