WBHS Politico: Government Shutdown Pt.2
Molysha Brown, Online Director
January 23, 2019
As of today January 23, 2019, the record-breaking government shutdown is now in its 32nd day and its 15th hour according to CNN. The government shutdown continues to be ongoing because the two major political parties have yet to find common ground. The parties are feuding over a wall that wo...
Jesse’s Hot Takes
Jesse Bellamy, Sports Director
January 23, 2019
Filed under Columns
Anyone who knows me, knows three things: I love Post Malone, I play football, and I can’t get enough about sports; this column is an opportunity for me to share some of my ideas and my hot takes on sports issues. I welcome any response letters, rebuttals, or ideas you may have. A lot has happened in...
Exploring the option of a 64 team college football playoff.
January 23, 2019
Filed under Columns, Sports, Student Life
Mike Leach discusses the college playoffs with KREM 2 News via Youtube. Most college football fans remember when the four team college football was introduced. It brought a lot of excitement but some still believed the old way was better and would be better for college football. A college football sys...
Jesse’s Hot Takes
Jesse Bellamy, Sports Director
January 18, 2019
Back again with this week’s hot takes; coming up this week, we have the AFC and the NFC championship games, Warriors back at full strength, and Kyler Murray declaring for the NFL draft. With the NFL playoffs in full swing and the conference championships happening this weekend, we have to talk a...
WBHS Politico: Government Shutdown
Molysha Brown, Online Director
January 17, 2019
As of today January 17, the government shutdown is now the longest government shutdown in the history of the country. According to various news sources, the shutdown is due to a lack of cooperation between the two primary political parties the democrats and the republicans. According to ...
Why There Are So Many Busts In Sports
Jay Fletcher, Staff Writer
January 16, 2019
In the history of sports there is always that guy that jumps almost out of nowhere onto the scene and is talked about constantly in the media as being a sure fire prospect. Even though he may have had no prior success at the previous level. One of the reasons for this might be the increasing trend t...
Anne with an E Netflix TV Series Review
Kayla Ward, Ad and Fundraising Manager
January 16, 2019
Filed under Columns
Anne with an E is a Netflix original spin-off of the classic book, Anne of Green Gables. The TV series goes more in depth of the mind of Anne (Amybeth McNulty). The series starts with Anne, an orphan girl who is very self-conscious about her hair. Anne is adopted and makes friends—finding out m...
The Kissing Booth Netflix Movie Review
Kayla Ward, Ad and Fundraising Manager
January 16, 2019
Filed under Columns
At this point, almost everyone has either heard or seen of the Netflix original movie The Kissing Booth. This story includes a tale of two teens and their interesting rules for their friendship. Elle (Joey King) and Lee (Joel Courtney) plan to make a Kissing Booth for their school carnival. However,...
New Coach, Who Dis?
Taliyah Daniels and Braxton Powell
January 14, 2019
Filed under Sports, Student Life
This basketball season brings yet another coaching change for the Varsity Lady Trojans--their fourth in as many years. Coach Lewkowicz and Coach Harvey have worked in West’s program before, but this year, they are taking on new roles as the head and assistant Varsity coaches respectively. Many of t...
For The Love of Dogs: and Cats….Tibbers and Milo: The Total Opposites
Breanna Trudeau, Ad and Fundraising Manager
January 11, 2019
Filed under Columns
Milo, the Silver Tabby is a very lovable but silly handsome cat. He loves to venture underneath his owners beds and likes to create conundrums with his owners' blinds and curtains, taking everything down in his path. Milo loves to sprawl out and cuddle within the sheets and in random places, specifically...
Mrs. Vaught’s First Period Screen Printing Project
Chloe McLaurin, Staff Writer
January 8, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, Galleries and Video, Student Life
Screen printing originated in China around AD 221 as a way to transfer designs onto fabric. Today, screen printing is used as a quick way to customize tee shirts and create printed works of art. Mrs. Shelia Vaught recently wrote a grant in order to obtain the materials needed to screen print tee shirts....
Lift Kits: Pros and Cons
Braxton Powell, Staff Writer
January 3, 2019
Filed under Columns
One reason the truck is so lucrative in today’s day and age is the fact that there are so many customizable options for it. You can lift it, lower it, new wheels and tires, custom headlights, and so many more, however, lift kits are the most purchased addition for a pickup truck. These lift kits c...
Angela Arevalo, CoEditor
January 23, 2019
Glass is about three superhumans who are living in a world where it is frowned upon to see yourself as a superior being. After seeing “The Beast” (James McAvoy) and...
Trojan Swim Team Bound for Districts
January 23, 2019
WBHS Politico: Government Shutdown Pt.2
January 23, 2019
January 23, 2019
Varsity Boys Basketball: West V. Hoggard
January 23, 2019
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