Women’s History Month Book List
Aaliyah Trejo, Editor
March 9, 2020
March is here! This month is Women’s History Month, and we have decided to present you ten great works of literature from classic literature to modern works, with female authors of different cultural backgrounds, viewpoints, and beautifully crafted stories. Enjoy! *Featuring s...
Wilson’s New Pathway Administrators
Karla Manzanares, Editor
March 5, 2020
Wilson has been faced with many changes throughout this past year. It all started after Dr. Blazer announced her retirement as Wilson’s principal. This left an empty spot in administration-- but soon enough it was announced Mrs. Holland would be the new principal for the upcoming school year. Thoug...
Once a Bruin, Always a Bruin
Adai Vidal, Editor
March 5, 2020
It’s 2012, senior year, and Scott Chan has no idea what his future looks like. There’s only one clear thing on his mind, the love for coaching. Little did he know that a turn of events would help him discover a new passion. A passion that would result in Chan’s purpose on this very earth. ...
Poets Visit the Media Center at Wilson
Adai Vidal, Editor
March 5, 2020
More than 600 Arts Pathway students analyzed, wrote, and performed poetry during a two day spoken word workshop during the first week of the new semester. Long Beach poets Micah Bournes and Aman K. Batra, lead the students in analysis of Hip Hop as a culture and the dissection selected rap songs, catching st...
Beyond the Football Field: Peter Sio
Adai Vidal, Editor-in-Chief
December 13, 2019
Student-athletes are of the essence at Wilson, they perform for countless of hours on a field or apparatus. They also highlight the importance of performance in the classroom. The well commemorated football team is recognized for their accomplishments on the field but it's time to dig a bit deeper i...
Touchdown for Dowgiewicz
Adai Vidal, Editor-in-Chief
November 14, 2019
Wilson football is soaring through a successful 10-1 record, the bruins clinch a season to remember. Many of these bruins like Brett Dowgiewicz have been involved with the sport since childhood, like popcorn football at an early age. For Dowgiewicz, football has been a passion from the get go. He has been playi...
The Tiktok Takeover
Samantha Brandts, Editor & Writer
October 30, 2019
Tiktok: the social media app that has turned the world upside-down, reversed its axis, and completely reconfigured the simulation. The application has transformed the world with its power, creating communities of people that can interact by simply making a short, 15 second video. With this entirely new w...
New Principal, New Policies: Holland Comes to Wilson
Windsor McInerny, Editor in Chief
October 30, 2019
At the end of 2019 spring semester, gloomy news of Dr. Blazer’s retirement came with exciting news of a new principle-- Kimberly Holland. Since the school year started, Holland has been introduced to the school-- new policies, philosophies, staff and all. The transition from one school ...
How to Stay Awake in Your First Class
Windsor McInerny, Editor in Chief
October 30, 2019
It’s 8:15 a.m. and you are sitting through your 1st or 2nd period class. You look at the clock, you yawn, begin to rest your eyes. You almost fall asleep but then reenter reality as your teacher gives you a glaring stare. This repeats every five minutes. The night before you were probably u...
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