The wage gap is the single largest myth purported by women’s rights activists. For decades, major American corporations and local industry held women underneath a crippling glass ceiling of wage discrimination. ...
While companies in the United States have made significant progress in offering mothers paid parental leave, new fathers do not necessarily receive the same benefits as mothers from their employers. Most fathers are...
Loud but effective, hard on the ears, but easy on the back, leaf blowers are a faster alternative to raking. Despite its pitfalls, the leaf blower has earned its spot as one of my...
Gender bias and discrimination does not only occur in the female population, but also affects men in today’s society. When a couple has their first child, it is society’s expectation for the woman...
On Nov. 11, 1919, President Woodrow Wilson declared the first Armistice Day to recognize Americans who lost their lives serving in World War I. The tradition of Veterans Day continues still throughout the country;...
When I was in fourth grade, I was Hermione Granger from Harry Potter for Halloween. Not only because at the time we had matching bushy hair, but also because I always wanted to be...
Dear WHS leaders: As a leader I’m sure you understand what I mean when I say “leadership is not easy.” Reading those words probably takes you on a trip down memory lane to road...
As the cold air takes hold of the northeast Ohio weather, the coats and gloves come out, and autumn rolls in, the question may be asked why leaves change colors. According to Randy Carmel,...
The tale of the little boy and the starfish strongly parallels the life of Caroline Shadburn, a WHS production room technician. While quietly printing papers and making copies in the back room, mostly unseen...
The sophomore class will be hosting an Ultimate Frisbee Tournament on May 17. The idea for this tournament came about when in the fall, the sophomore class hosted a successful cornhole tournament, according to sophomore...
