After School app disrupts student privacy
A new app has surfaced at Wooster High School that allows high school students to post anonymously on a forum specific to their school. The app, After School, is only available on Apple devices...
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Air Morgan: A feature on two sport athlete Colt Morgan
Colt Morgan (11) is the type of student who allows his actions to speak louder than his words, both in the classroom and in his involvement in varsity athletics. Morgan works to find a...
Student body voters prefer “Go Woo”
Over the course of three days this fall, WHS students had the opportunity to vote as to whether “Giddy up, Generals” should be the 2015-2016 WHS motto. This controversial phrase suffered nearly a 70...
Pumpkin spice returns
This year marks the twelfth year the Pumpkin Spice Latte has been sold at Starbucks. According to “Peter Dukes Shavres the Story Behind Starbucks First Pumpkin Spice Latte” published on news.starbucks.com on Aug. 25,...
Landon Rice defies stereotypes
Gender barriers are still prevalent for athletes who participate at younger ages than the collegiate level, especially in the sport of cheerleading. Eighth grader Landon Rice is the only male cheerleader in the Wooster...
The First Amendment takes initiative
With the amount of waste rising every day in America’s landfills, people are looking for different ways to reduce that amount of waste. One such person is Kyle Barnes, the owner of The First...
A 2015 take on: Unisex Fashion
Unisex clothing was popularized as a social movement in the early to mid twentieth century, but lately, gender-neutral clothing has created a huge spark in the fashion community. Button-up shirts were usually thought of...
Local film accepted into ten film festivals
Love conquers all in Akron native Brian O’Donnell’s new film AKRON. The love story, written, co-directed and co-produced by O’Donnell, which features the ups and downs of a relationship between two college males, has...
Q&A: WHS students from immigrant families
The United States is a nation of immigrants. According to a brief from the Center for American Progress from Oct. 23, 2014, 40.7 million foreign-born people live in America, and 20 million American children have...
Lengthy immigration process exposes broken system
When America’s most famous immigrants, the Pilgrims, came to the New World in 1620, it took them 65 days to voyage across the ocean, according to history.com. But now, the journey to...