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Neck and Neck
By Sydney Nalamliang
In a race for causes of neck pain, old age and working on a computer all day are neck and neck for the lead. Pains in the neck and back are two feelings that I, and I’m sure many other students, are all too familiar with after a year of Zoom classes and online schoolwork…
Read moreThe Ship of Magic Book Review
By Aundine Janke
The Ship of Magic by Robin Hobb is the first installment in her Liveship Traders Trilogy, an adult epic fantasy where ships come to life. Being passed down through a trader family, the wizardwood ships must have 3 generations die…
Read moreDealing With Classes You Struggle With
By Vanessa Oxales
You might be one of those students who says they will finish all their homework the day they get it. Then you end up doing it all the night before or maybe the day of because you get too stressed and don’t understand how to do it. Most of the time you can’t drop out of a class, but there are many ways you can get help if you’re struggling.
Read moreMr. Hayes – Teacher Feature
By Hutch Clarke
Our featured teacher for this week is Mr. Hayes, one of our Biology teachers here at Edmonds-Woodway. He teaches IB Biology with Mr. Millette and occasionally teaches freshman Biology with Mr. Fillman.
Read moreMr. Black Teacher Feature
Our teacher feature this week is Mr. Black. Mr. Black teaches 9th, 10th, and 11th Grade History. His classroom is located in the E 100 flex.
Read moreMissing My Friend
The first edition of the Warrior Word’s new advice column! EW helps a lonely student reconnect with a friend.
Read moreWHAT’S IN THE WORD- Episode 3 (Homecoming Week)
Kaiona Apio and Katrina Peterson are back with Episode 3 of What’s in the Word. Fresh jokes about the homecoming theme, charity for change, and the…
Read moreWhat’s In the Word- Episode 2
Katrina Peterson and Kaiona Apio bring the comedy series “What’s in the Word?” into the new school year. They bring a hilarious take to syllabus week, freshmen, and class schedules.
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