Making Mud Pies: Commodities and Their Values
By Phoenix Cloutier
Marx, in the very first part of his work, lays out what his subject of study is—the commodity..
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Why Study Marx’s Capital?
By Phoenix Cloutier
In the following series we will explore the seminal and perhaps second most famous work of Karl Marx, Capital. A tome consisting of three volumes, Capital is Marx’s attempt to uncover the laws of the Capitalist mode of production…
Read moreSports Are In Session!
By Kate Koenig
After 6 months of school, sports are finally here! On February 22, fall sports—volleyball, cross country, girls swim, football, boys tennis, and girls soccer—officially began…
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What Does a Free and Independent Press Look Like?
by Phoenix Cloutier
We live in what many consider to be the heart of the free world, and an example of a free constitutional democracy at work. Often touted as the hallmark feature of this is…
EW Jazz Uses Craft Fair as a Fun Performance, but They Have Bigger Plans This Year
By Kaiona Apio
The annual EW Holiday Craft fair was held last Saturday, December 7th, and continues to be one of the most successful fundraisers in the music program. The profits from the Craft Fair benefits the orchestra and band programs, which explains the numerous musical performances.
During the fair, the halls are lined with combination…
Read moreFood Drive 2019
By Aundine Janke
The Edmonds Woodway food drive, which started on the 15th of November, is in full swing. Non-perishable food and monetary donations are being accepted and donated to the Edmonds Food…
They Do More Than Scare Birds: An Edmonds Kind of Halloween
By Kate Koenig
For the 7th year in a row, downtown Edmonds was filled with spooky and fun creations for the month of October. The annual scarecrow festival is put on by the Edmonds South Snohomish County Historical Society and Museum. Scarecrows fit…
Read moreLiberty United
By Jiovany Badier
Inspired to take action after the recent surge in gun violence, the first chapter of Liberty United, a student-lead organization, was formed in Edmonds Woodway…
Read moreIs the Blue Bin Really Green?
By Phoenix Cloutier
Recycling is one of the most basic practices preached by environmentalists, and for good reason. In 2016 alone, the Department of Energy recycled 230 tons of waste that would have otherwise ended up in landfills. Because of this, the government saved $13,800 which can now be used in other areas. There is seemingly no reason to throw recyclables into the trash. However, at Edmonds Woodway…
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