Elections are here: What’s happening locally?
November 5, 2024
A cold day and a hot fire
On October 27th, the last day before a long weekend, the clock ticked down, the air was still, and the students were getting restless. It was a fifth period like any other, until the sound of a fire alarm cut through the noise like a knife through butter.
Breaking barriers: The Husky Buddies Club’s journey of overcoming challenges
School isn’t just about hitting the books; you’re entering a world where participating and getting involved in school activities can change your future. We’re here to talk about the Husky Buddies Club, what they do, and how it impacts students.
The SAT is going digital. But is it still relevant?
After over 95 years of being administered on paper, the final physical SAT was administered on December 2nd, 2023. It will only be given digitally starting March 2024, and it is a transition bound to be filled with road bumps.
How the Writing Center can help you at school
Have you ever had trouble with an essay, or an assignment? If you need help, or just a quiet place to write, then maybe the writing center is for you.
What do Huskies think about influencer culture?
Are the lives of influencers something we should focus on? Influencer culture has vastly spread after the pandemic, as more and more people are tuning in to see what the latest trend is. In order to get a closer look into how the culture affects us, we interviewed students and staff at Washington.
How the rise of influencer culture is changing us for the worse
When was the last time you were influenced to buy something? Was it an EOS lip balm you begged your mom for in 2010, or maybe a Lanige lip mask you couldn’t stop seeing on TikTok? In any case, you have been influenced to buy something at least once in your life, whether you realize it or not.
Homecoming hysteria
Every year, Homecoming is an event to remember, but how about this year? What changed, and what stayed the same? What made this year’s homecoming different, and how did WHS students feel about it?
Why haven’t fighting games become mainstream?
First of all, what is a fighting game? While there are many subgenres, most fighting games have at least two characters facing each other in a two-dimensional format, both of which have the objective of depleting the enemy’s health to zero. Some examples would be Street Fighter, Guilty Gear, Mortal Kombat, and Tekken…