A Christmas Catastrophe
Samantha Brandts, Editor
December 19, 2019
This time of year brings around many fun activities, such as going ice skating, Christmas tree shopping, making gingerbread houses, and of course, our city’s seasonal treasure: the Annual Belmont Shore Christmas Parade. On Saturday, December 7, Long Beach residents and visitors from ...
November is More Than Thanksgiving, It’s Native American History Month
Windsor McInerny, Editor in Chief
November 22, 2019
News article reads: Trump rejects Native American Heritage Month, proclaims November “National American History and Founders Month.” Make no mistake, it is indeed Native American History Month. When told that it is Native American History month, many question the authenticity of the event-- viewing it a fake holiday that parallels “Nat...
Spirit Week Exhibits Californian Fashion Sensibilities
Windsor McInerny, Editor in Chief
November 5, 2019
The week of Homecoming lasted from the 14th to 18th of October-- launched by decorated halls and concluding in the Homecoming football game and dance. Although, Homecoming was most visibly celebrated through the “spirit days”-- where students were allowed to dress up in different non-unifo...
Wilson Administrators Lack Comprehension of Mental Health
Karla Manzanares, Editor
October 30, 2019
In a school with 3,700 students it’s not surprising that some students feel stressed, but why is most of the stress coming from one pathway? WAVE stands for Wilson Academic Vision of Excellence, and essentially it’s supposed to be a pathway that focuses on getting the brightest students prepared...
Preparing for the Worst
Samantha Brandts, Editor & Writer
October 30, 2019
During an intensely humid morning on September 5, at the time of block 3, the staff members of Wilson High School conducted a lockdown drill. Similarly, on September 20, during block 4, the students and staff members of Wilson flooded the football field to complete the procedures for a ...
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