Customers rampage grocery stores in response to COVID-19
BY JILLIAN CORNACCHIONE As the world is put on hold after the closures of schools and several businesses across the nation in an attempt to cease the spread of COVID-19, a growing fear among those living in the United States … Continue reading Customers rampage grocery stores in response to COVID-19
Brianna’s Quarantine Birthday Vlog
BY BRIANNA BECERRA Amid the chaotic nature that is the world right now, I celebrated my 17th birthday on March 26. Though I was not able to have a wide range of activities to choose from, my family made sure … Continue reading Brianna’s Quarantine Birthday Vlog
COVID-19 means sacrifice
OPINION BY NATALIE MAHER A mere three weeks ago, COVID-19, the novel coronavirus, seemed distant to many. Students hoped it would come so they would get off school, while adults viewed it as more of a nuisance. There was no … Continue reading COVID-19 means sacrifice
Wadsworth students spread hope with virtual choir performance [Video]
VIDEO AND STORY BY ALEX MILLER With everyone sheltering at home and events everywhere being canceled, the cast of Wadsworth High School’s fall musical have decided to try and add a little “sunshine” into the community. This past November, Wadsworth … Continue reading Wadsworth students spread hope with virtual choir performance [Video]
Brian's Guide to Surviving Quarantine: Fun Activities
BY BRIAN COOTE Covid-19 has impacted our lives in a lot of ways. Schools and businesses are closing and socializing has been put on hold. With many people stuck at home for the next few weeks here are a few … Continue reading Brian's Guide to Surviving Quarantine: Fun Activities
Mental health during a global crisis
OPINION BY BRIANNA BECERRA In only two weeks, the whole world as I knew it came crashing down. The things that were meant to be set in stone are now drowned in question marks, as no one knows exactly what … Continue reading Mental health during a global crisis
Living Deaf in a Loud World
BY BRIANNA BECERRA Jonathan Zeitler, a freshman at Wadsworth High School, has been deaf since birth. His hearing difficulties have shaped the course of his life as well as his experiences at school. “I was one and a half years … Continue reading Living Deaf in a Loud World
Wadsworth High's Principals: Who are they outside of school?
BY LAUREN SATINK Mr. Moore, Mr. Berlin and Mr. Seiber have developed a great friendship while working together over the past 5 years as WHS principals. Outside of school, they have lives filled with family, friends and their favorite pastimes. … Continue reading Wadsworth High's Principals: Who are they outside of school?
Should we worry about Coronavirus?
BY KATE MESSAM *All data in this article was accurate as of March 6, 2020* Novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has spurred mayhem all over the world, both in the media and in real life, since confirmed cases boomed in China in … Continue reading Should we worry about Coronavirus?
Students save lives with blood drive
BY BRIANNA BECERRA The annual spring blood drive at WHS took place on Wednesday, February 26 during the school day. The Red Cross drive was run by first-year members of the National Honor Society. Many students took time out of … Continue reading Students save lives with blood drive
Wadsworth athletes state bound
BY ABBY WICHTERMAN Wadsworth’s Athletic Department’s winter season is coming to a close. Before the season ends, athletes are getting ready to attend state competitions. Indoor track and bowling will be competing in states this weekend. Indoor track will be … Continue reading Wadsworth athletes state bound
Kings of intramurals at Wadsworth crowned
BY CHRIS STEELE This past Saturday, the semi finals and finals were held in the Wadsworth YMCA Fieldhouse to determine the WHS 2020 Intramural basketball champions. Competition for the Semi-Finals commence promptly at 8 A.M. with matchups between Team Cramblett … Continue reading Kings of intramurals at Wadsworth crowned
