Wadsworth High School teacher receives unexpected award
BY KADE MIROS AND JANAE JOACHIM Allison Pallija made a trip to her mailbox, like usual, to get the day’s mail. However, she found something unexpected in it when she got there: a plaque awarding her for winning the 2020 … Continue reading Wadsworth High School teacher receives unexpected award
Opinion: The modern presidential debate is useless for informing voters
OPINION BY BRIANNA BECERRA During every presidential cycle, the debates between the Democratic and Republican candidates are closely watched. Some believe that the candidates’ performances during these debates can reflect who will be the next president. This has been the … Continue reading Opinion: The modern presidential debate is useless for informing voters
New changes in the criminal science technology compact class
BY DYLAN HEPPERT As classes resume at Wadsworth High School, the Four Cities Compact programs have started as well under certain guidelines. Many of the programs available in the compact are structured upon hands-on learning and experience to prepare students … Continue reading New changes in the criminal science technology compact class
Inside Wadsworth High School during a pandemic
BY LIZ GROMOFSKY Students and at Wadsworth High School are required to wear masks at all times to help prevent the spread of Covid-19. These signs along with teachers help enforce this rule. PHOTO BY LIZ GROMOFSKY Walking on the correct … Continue reading Inside Wadsworth High School during a pandemic
Dramatic Changes to our Drama Department
BY KAYLA ROSS As with every program this year, the Off Broad Street Players face a new frontier this performance season. Despite the pandemic, the program will still be performing two shows this fall. Brianne Pernod and Lindsey Patterson will … Continue reading Dramatic Changes to our Drama Department
Opinion: Movie theaters need to change but can not be replaced
BY BRIAN COOTE Movie theaters have been a prime form of entertainment throughout generations. Movies have always been a stable to pop culture and it is often rare not to see one in a community, yet due to streaming services … Continue reading Opinion: Movie theaters need to change but can not be replaced
The Candy Man’s national treasure hunt sweeps the nation
BY CHLOE PORTER A new treasure hunt is now on the rise in America as people are eager to begin the real life Charlie and the Chocolate Factory competition. In a personal interview with The Bruin, David Klein explains how … Continue reading The Candy Man’s national treasure hunt sweeps the nation
What it was like to go under mandatory quarantine
BY JANAE JOACHIM At the beginning of August, Wadsworth City School district announced that students could choose to go back to school in person or do school online. Of course, going back to school would come with lots of new … Continue reading What it was like to go under mandatory quarantine
WHS choir looks for normalcy
BY KADE MIROS At Wadsworth High School, the choir department has had to make some major changes to their everyday routine. Such as sitting six feet apart, choreography, future events and much more. With every choir group, there is choreography, … Continue reading WHS choir looks for normalcy
Local student decks out yard for Halloween
BY ALEX MILLER WHS junior Cassie Lemasters is already celebrating Halloween in full swing. Every September, Lemasters and her mother go all out, decorating their front yard with skeletons, tombstones, spiders, and more. “It’s one of those things where September … Continue reading Local student decks out yard for Halloween
Boys Soccer Team Takes COVID Head on
BY JACKSON KERLEY The boys soccer team has not been discouraged by the problems COVID-19 has caused to their season. Though they had nearly half of their offseason cancelled, when they were allowed to return, they came back working hard … Continue reading Boys Soccer Team Takes COVID Head on
Opinion: Is It Too Early To Have Hope For Another World Series Berth?
BY JULIA SWAIN On September 22nd, 2020, the Cleveland Indians clinched a playoff berth in walk off fashion against the Chicago White Sox. Just five days later – thanks to a hot streak – the Indians clinched the second spot in the American League Central division over the White Sox and the fourth seed in the playoffs. For a team that did not even make the playoffs last year, this provides a sense of hope that maybe this could be the year that the Indians finally end their seventy-two year World Series drought. Or does it? Although the Indians ranked … Continue reading Opinion: Is It Too Early To Have Hope For Another World Series Berth?
