By Rebecca MacGill
Single use plastics have been a hot topic for a hot minute with plastic straws at the center ever since a video originally surfaced of a turtle with a plastic straw stuck in its nose…
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“By propagating women’s nature as non-violent they are discouraging women from becoming fighters in the struggle for their own emancipation and that of society” Phillosophical Trends of the Feminist Movement
Anuradha Gandhy was, to the people of India and of the World, a shining example for all to follow…
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By Ellie Hanson
It’s Halloween! The leaves are falling, the air is crisp, and pumpkins are everywhere– just like every year. There are, of course, some obvious differences this year. Every family has different ideas…
By Rebecca MacGill
Every year around Halloween, black cats’ faces start popping up everywhere as the spooky season begins. Their mysterious reputation has gained them popularity in the media, but their yearly appearance on magazine covers and cheap Party City decals affect real cats waiting to be adopted in shelters.
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.
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By Ariana Burr
On October 17th, Edmonds-Woodway was busy collecting socks for the fall sock drive from 11:00am to 1:00pm. As the cold weather approaches, many people in need require new, warm socks.
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“Considering the COVID pandemic, it’s important to lower the chances of spread by properly throwing away trash!” – Mariana Rolon By Severin Kavanah The Edmonds Beach Cleanup took place this past Friday, October 17th at Edmonds Marina Beach from 4-5 pm. Edmonds-Woodway students Emma Shogren, Mariana Rolon, Gia Nguyen, and Sydney Durgan took part in cleaning up the litter strewn
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By Sydney Nalamliang
As a consequence of the dry summer weather, wildfires have spread across the West Coast…
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By Quang Nguyen
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By Samuel Schwartz
Standardized tests have become a rite of passage in public high schools. Everyone sits for one. Everyone stresses about one. Everyone anxiously checks, re-checks, and re-re-checks their inbox on that fateful day when the mysterious test-grading powers-that-be descend from their palanquins to distribute scores to the expectant masses.
