Alex Gillet, Managing Editor

April 24, 2026 • No Comments

When I first heard the internet buzz about a movie titled KPop Demon Hunters, I was, at the very least, confused. The title itself makes the movie sound like a sloppy, rushed, trendy film made for parents to play for their children when...

Aryaa Shah, Editor-in-Chief

April 24, 2026 • No Comments

  In Mr. Pipilo's AP Literature class, I was assigned to read an excerpt from Martin Luther King’s Strength to Love to discuss in class. In my past classes, I have read his “I Have a Dream” speech and Letters from Birmingham,...

Fiorella Stagnari, Staff Writer

April 24, 2026 • No Comments

Barnes and Nobles soon planned to open up a new set of doors in September of 2024 at 301 Walt Whitman Road. The new location is 14,000 square feet and had originally been occupied by a fitness store along with other businesses. The location...

Sameera Chaudhry

April 22, 2026 • No Comments

It’s a new year, and you know what that means– new cafeteria! Whitman’s old, simpler south cafe has been transformed into a corner for foods and snacks of all kinds. Salads and sandwiches and shakes have people constantly ready to scan...

Ryan Sakayan and Editor: Alex Gillet

April 22, 2026 • No Comments

Artificial intelligence has been a catalyst of change in our society. Every day, people are using AI for purposes like work-related use and for personal use. Many people see AI as a glimpse into the future due to its rapid incorporation into...

Alex Gillet

November 20, 2025 • No Comments

It’s no secret that Whitman has an overwhelming abundance of extracurricular clubs. From recreational sporting clubs to the popular heritage-based clubs, we have it all! Every year, these clubs welcome underclassmen into the new fast-paced...

Alex Gillet, Managing Editor

April 24, 2026 • No Comments

When I first heard the internet buzz about a movie titled KPop Demon Hunters, I was, at the very least, confused. The title itself makes the movie sound like a sloppy, rushed, trendy film made for parents to play for...

Alex Gillet

June 10, 2024 • No Comments

Imagine you’re at home, listening to your favorite music. The sounds and beats flow through your airpods like a river on a sunny day. Something that stands out to you is the looping sound of a specific tune. You listen...

Alex Gillet

June 10, 2024 • No Comments

The Grammys is an award show that recognizes some of the finest albums and performances throughout the past year. In February 2024, the 66th annual Grammy award show was held in vibrant Los Angeles, California. This year,...

Sienna Leaver

June 10, 2024 • No Comments

“On Wednesdays we wear pink!” On Wednesday, January 17th, I was not wearing pink though I was blasting Taylor Louderman’s World Burn (an iconic song from the 2018 Mean Girls musical) on my way to the theaters. Let’s...

Judy Reilly

March 1, 2024 • No Comments

If you’ve been on the internet since the early 2010’s, you’ve probably heard of the popular horror series Five Nights at Freddy’s. Created by Scott Cawthon, the series began as a survival horror game set in 1993 where...

Judy Reilly

March 1, 2024 • No Comments

On November 18th, 2023, Walt Whitman High School celebrated the grand opening of the Vicki L. Dollin Art Gallery. The gallery was the idea of now retired Whitman art teacher Vicki Dollin, who came up with the idea back in...

Ryan Sakayan

March 1, 2024 • No Comments

Are you looking for a movie to get you in the holiday spirit? Perhaps something comedic that you can watch with the whole family? Deck the Halls directed by John Whitesell is the perfect movie to suit you and your family’s...

Aryaa Shah, Editor-in-Chief

April 24, 2026 • No Comments

  In Mr. Pipilo's AP Literature class, I was assigned to read an excerpt from Martin Luther King’s Strength to Love to discuss in class. In my past classes, I have read his “I Have a Dream”...

Abigail Tavera, Editor

June 17, 2022 • No Comments

These past two years have been a whirlwind of change. Not only did COVID-19 sweep through the district and cause a variety of changes from hybrid days to virtual schooling, but we saw new additions made...

Ashar Farooq, Managing Editor

January 31, 2018 • No Comments

As we ring in 2018, it is time to reflect on 2017. This was for sure a year of great happenings. The year started out with the transfer of power in Washington as President-Elect Donald Trump took the oath...

Ashar Farooq, Managing Editor

January 31, 2018 • No Comments

With 2017 now over, here is what 2018 may hold for the world. The 2018 Winter Olympics are going to unite the world and feature great sporting events in Pyeongchang, South Korea. These games will be held...

Ashar Farooq, Co-Managing Editor

December 3, 2017 • No Comments

Election Day 2017 has provided some significant results and outcomes. There is no doubt that the last election changed the course of the nation when Donald Trump was elected as the President of the United...

Shaan Khan, Guest Contributor

November 6, 2017 • No Comments

     It’s just a fact that when you unlock your phone you expect everything to work. Users today take this for granted. How would you feel if you tried to open FaceTime and it wouldn’t work? Would...

Ashar Farooq, Politics Editor

May 2, 2017 • No Comments

With the Trump presidency now in full gear, many of Trump’s cabinet picks have been confirmed by the Senate. However, President Trump’s cabinet picks have raised many controversies. One major controversy...