Wonder Woman Tied Up: How Women in Comics are Hypersexualized
By Syd Nalamliang
It is not uncommon to see women sexualized in media—from real women in magazines to fictional women in books and movies…
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Club Feature: Students Saving Salmon
By Hutch Clarke and Sophia Woeck
After a year and a half of being stuck at home, our featured club is ready to get outside and in the field…
Read moreFiction Glorifies Abusive Relationships
By Serena Hasse
In an age where extreme forms of fiction are readily accessible for entertainment, it’s necessary to challenge how far production and publishing companies should go…
Read more@EWHS…
By Serena Hasse
If you’ve been on Instagram recently, you may have noticed the many variations of the EW warrior head showing up in your recommended…
Read moreDune Review
By Ariana Meyer and Riley Koenig
Thrilling sci-fi movies are something of a vast genre, but Dune makes a statement in its new 2021 adaption…
Read moreBlack Excellence: People of November
By Inari Gamble
Hey, my name is Inari, and you may be wondering what Black Excellence is and why…
Read moreDive Into Life of Swim Captain and Drum Major Lindsey Kerns
By Syd Nalamliang
Today’s Student Feature is on Edmonds-Woodway’s very own Lindsey Kerns! Lindsey is currently a Senior and was the girls swim…
Read moreConjuring Demons Out of Dust: A Critique of Fault Lines
By Phoenix Cloutier
Fault Lines: The Social Justice Movement and Evangelicalism’s Looming Catastrophe by Doctor Voddie Baucham Jr. has been quite a popular book in anti-social justice circles, and for good reason. It presents what seems to be a well-researched account of the evils…
Read moreMacho Volleyball Was a Hit!
By Serena Hasse
Pass, set, kill! Last week, Edmonds Woodway hosted our Macho Volleyball tournament. For those of you who don’t know, Macho Volleyball…
Read morePeer Into our Senior President’s Plans: Sydney Pearson!
By Beau MacGill
After finishing a challenging race, the senior class elections have come to a resounding close. Sydney Pearson will be representing the class of 2022 as the Senior President…
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