By Bridget Smith
Beautiful in its complexity, culture can be difficult to accurately portray. This complexity is what deters so many filmmakers from attempting to do so on American big screens, making films like Pixar’s Coco unique.
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Last weekend Edmonds Woodway’s three school jazz bands traveled to Moscow, Idaho to compete in the 51st Annual Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival. The festival takes place over the course of two days and is hosted by the University of Idaho. Over…
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Today was Edmonds Woodway’s executive ASB election speeches. The students heard from a variety of candidates for Treasurer, Secretary, Vice President, and President…
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By Ariana Burr
Activism. A common sight near Seattle, happening so much in our everyday lives that we hardly give it a second thought. However, in the eyes of Kira Augustamar, activism is one of the key parts of her personality due to her current and previous background in protests and…
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The Edmonds Woodway Girls basketball team suffered a devastating loss this weekend against the Lynnwood Royals. The game took place at 1:30 at the home of the Jacksonville Jaguars. Our…
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By: Emelia Persell
Just over a year ago, President Trump took office. In defiance, women took to the streets in protest, and the tradition of the Women’s March began. On January 21st, 2017, in Washington DC, people congregated to protest President Trump, his policies, and the allegations of sexual harassment directed towards…
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