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Hurricanes, Earthquakes, Tornadoes - Oh My!

Hurricanes, Earthquakes, Tornadoes – Oh My!

Ashar Farooq, Opinion Writer October 29, 2015

It was about this time three years ago when Hurricane Sandy was all over the news. Remember it well, right? The scenes of fallen trees and catastrophic damage were everywhere on the East Coast. Hurricane...

Addiction: Disease, Genetics, or Poor Decisions?

Addiction: Disease, Genetics, or Poor Decisions?

Kevin Vasquez Martinez, Opinion Writer October 29, 2015

Addiction is a disease that negatively affects our society today. Because we can actually inherit an addiction from our relatives, people might make poor decisions in their lives not only depending on...

The boys right before going into the stands .

Behind the Skirts and Makeup: Junior Boys Powder Puff

Get the inside scoop of the junior boys' Powder Puff victory with Jordan Roiland.
Jordan Roiland, Politics Writer October 22, 2015

Ah, Powder Puff, the age-old tradition of high school boys and girls in a gender-bender war of the ages. Powder Puff is a tradition that many of our parents can remember, though not as it used to be. Boys...

In Memory of Maggie Rosales

In Memory of Maggie Rosales

Editorial Board October 20, 2015

Last week marked a year since the tragic passing of Whitman senior Maggie Rosales. Several of Maggie's classmates wished to commemorate their beloved friend through poetry. You can read the poems below: In...

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How to Survive Applying to College

Thao Williams, News Writer October 19, 2015

Applying to college is daunting task. If you’re an only child or the eldest in your family, it’s an unknown process constructed by trial and error (which in itself is stressful). So many choices, but...

Whitman Marching Band Takes First

Jordan Roiland, Politics Writer October 19, 2015

On October 10, the Wildcat Marching Band received first place at their competition in Manhasset. Led by drum major Brittany White along with field majors David Grey and Melissa Shaiman, the band is prospering...

What Do Hispanic Students Think of the 2016 Presidential Election?

What Do Hispanic Students Think of the 2016 Presidential Election?

Kevin Vasquez Martinez, News Writer October 19, 2015

Recently, Hispanic students at Walt Whitman High School have struggled over the 2016 Presidential elections in the U.S, and, specifically, some of the nominees running. When surveyed, the majority of students...

A Wild Homecoming

Nicholas Miata, Sports Writer October 17, 2015

There’s nothing quite like Walt Whitman High School during Homecoming, and this year’s festivities proved to be no different. The week was full of school spirit and pride, all leading up to the big...

Excitement and Surprise at Powder Puff 2015

Joseph VanGostein, Managing Editor October 17, 2015

Do you hate the traditional gender roles perpetuated by football, where the guys have to play and the girls have to cheer? Are you tired of the same routines, both during the game and at halftime? Or do...

Clubs at Whitman

Cara Ferreri, News/Features Writer October 12, 2015

Wow, do you know how many after-school activities we have at Whitman?  There’s always something going on after school.  Don't know what to join? Here are some options.   First on the list is African...

Senior Superlatives Announced

October 5, 2015

And the winners are: Best Dancer Male: Gary Cisneros Female: Katie Cox Best Dressed Male: Derek Lap Female: Faith McIntosh Most Free-Spirited Male: Doug Marr Female: Eve Metzger Mr....

Prepare for Success at the Library

Prepare for Success at the Library

Joseph VanGostein, Managing Editor September 28, 2015

In the twenty-first century, academic success is more important than ever. We have been told this all our lives, and sometimes the pressure of getting good grades in our classes can be just too much. However,...

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