Prom: A Bit of History

West Side Stories writer Natalie Mullins offers her insights into the history of America’s prom tradition, and analyzes whether prom is an example of American decadence or just a great way for students to have fun.

Soccer for Stas: Fundraiser to Help Tosa West Family

53 raffle items and 20 additional silent auction items lined the cyclone fence. A sea of people sporting yellow shirts surrounded Whitman field yesterday, making it clear something out of the ordinary was occurring. Emblazoned with “Soccer for Stas,” these yellow shirts epitomized the reason for the gathering. Stan Stadler, whose name is “Stas” in [...]

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Book Review: Samuel Blink and the Forbidden Forest

Maddie Jordan provides us with her opinion on Matt Haig’s book, “Samuel Blink and the Forbidden Forest.”

New Start Times

Concluding an episode that had left teachers and students worried over start time changes, the School Board voted Monday to standardize and stagger all Elementary, Middle, and High School start times.

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