Bullying is still alive at Washington
Though many believe bullying is no longer an issue at WHS, many students have been harrassed and had food and juice thrown at them.
Renée Diop
Renée Diop has spent all four years here at Washington, but before moving here, she grew up in the Midwest, in Chicago, Illinois. This is her first year writing for The Hatchet, exploring topics in the arts, entertainment, and controversial breaking news fields. Her hobbies include teaching debate to novice members as the captain of the team, listening to all genres of music (except country), and reading philosophy. She plans to major in psychology in college and pursue a career in writing.
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Black History Month is outdated: Look towards the future, instead.
The narrative of black history has consistently overshadowed current problems. It’s time to focus on the future.
Humans of Washington High School: Essential Workers
Many staff members at Washington work hard to support students and ensure they have everything they need to learn.
Why do we love so many different genres of music?
There are hundreds of genres of music, from country to K-pop. Why do these categories exist, and which are Washington’s favorites?
Play review: WHS PAC’s Rumors
Rumors, WHS PAC’s latest production, has its drawbacks but the cast’s effort and performances leave long lasting impressions on viewers.
K-pop’s rising popularity around the globe
K-pop, South Korean music, has exploded in popularity worldwide. Though the industry’s cutthroat nature can negatively impact young, impressionable viewers, the performers’ hard work and fans’ motivation to better the K-pop community makes it worthwhile to Washington students.
Is defunding the police an option in Fremont?
Calls to defund the police in Fremont have led to some changes being implemented. Huskies would like reforms such as having funds to be redirected towards homelessness prevention and other such initiatives.
Why the theater’s so important at Washington
Images provided by Renée Diop. A light shuffle can be heard, voices hush in the house. Red velvet curtains ripple and harsh light…