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In this weekly blog, The Fresh Perspective, staff reporter Lea Garcia-Salazar talks about school opinions.

The Fresh Perspective: digital vs. traditional note-taking, which is better for you?

Lea Garcia-Salazar, Staff Reporter February 5, 2024

“Alright class, take some notes over this presentation, it's going to be on the test,” declares the teacher. Picture this: a sea of students, causing the room to hum with the rustling of papers, the soft clicks of uncapped pens, and the subtle hum...

In this series of Love, Haley, senior Haley ward reviews a rom com each day leading up to Valentines day. For day one, she reviews a classic rom com: When Harry Met Sally.

Love, Haley: 27 Dresses

Haley Ward, Editor-in-Chief February 2, 2024

Always a bridesmaid, never a bride. 27 Dresses combines my two favorite things: dresses and rom coms. This movie quickly became one of my favorite romantic comedies when I watched it a few months ago.  The main character Jane, played by Katherine...

In this series of Love, Haley, senior Haley ward reviews a rom com each day leading up to Valentines day. For day one, she reviews a classic rom com: When Harry Met Sally.

Love, Haley: When Harry Met Sally

Haley Ward, Editor-in-Chief February 1, 2024

In honor of February and a month filled with love, I will be reviewing a rom com each day until Valentine’s day! Hopefully these reviews will inspire you to sit down sometime this month and enjoy a good rom com. I have always been obsessed with love...

Managing editor Faith Brocke expresses their emotions and experiences in their column, Facets of Faith.

Facets of Faith: bad friend

Faith Brocke, Managing Editor February 1, 2024

When I was younger, I got accused of being a bad friend all of the time. I didn’t really get that, because to me, being a good friend was just promising to stick around. I didn’t know there was criteria. My standards were kinda low as a kid. I’ve...

In this weekly blog, senior Haley Ward shares a little bit of everything: deep dives on her favorite topics, her fashion favorites, and how to make the most out of your high school years.

Love, Haley: heading into February 

Haley Ward, Editor-In-Chief January 31, 2024

The first day of February is tomorrow and I am so excited. While it may not be a popular opinion, I love February. It's a month filled with love and the perfect time to sit down and watch a rom com (stay tuned for something fun coming up with rom coms!)....

From Europe to Asia, South America to Africa, and all the way to Australia, Wingspan staff reporter Sindhuja Pannuri provides her insight on international events in this weekly blog.

International Insight: the story of the Ram Mandir

Sindhuja Pannuri, Staff Reporter January 30, 2024

The construction of the new Ram Mandir in Uttar Pradesh, India, is cause for celebration for Hindus worldwide. But the history of the Ram Mandir is a lot more complex, ripe with generational and religious divides that caused sectarian violence in India. The...

In this weekly blog, The Fresh Perspective, staff reporter Lea Garcia-Salazar talks about school opinions.

The Fresh Perspective: a contrast of the United States and Sweden’s school systems

Lea Garcia-Salazar, Staff Reporter January 29, 2024

Sweden's and the United States’ education systems are among the highest-ranked in the world. Despite their success, the U.S. News’ “most well-developed public education systems” list ranked Sweden 1st and the U.S. 16th. However, the U.S.'s low...

Real Talk: technology

Natalia Soto, Segment Producer January 26, 2024

A computer not working is just one of many issues students face when it comes to technology. What are some of the other tech troubles that bother students? WTV's Natalia Soto finds out in this week's Real Talk.

Managing editor Faith Brocke expresses their emotions and experiences in their column, Facets of Faith.

Facets of Faith: political provocation

Faith Brocke, Managing Editor January 25, 2024

Since starting my college government class, the staggering realization that a lot of kids (if you can even say kids, I turn eighteen this year) my age don’t care about politics has hit me like a ton of bricks. And even then, it doesn’t start there—a...

In this weekly blog, senior Haley Ward shares a little bit of everything: deep dives on her favorite topics, her fashion favorites, and how to make the most out of your high school years.

Love, Haley: fashion through Jackie Kennedy

Haley Ward, Editor-in-Chief January 24, 2024

Someone that I have been so excited to talk about is Jackie Kennedy, the first lady to John F. Kennedy from 1961 to 1963, and her timeless yet bold style. Currently in my fashion marketing class, we created a fashion timeline of the looks and the people...

From Europe to Asia, South America to Africa, and all the way to Australia, Wingspan staff reporter Sindhuja Pannuri provides her insight on international events in this weekly blog.

International Insight: Taiwan’s new president

Sindhuja Pannuri, Staff Reporter January 23, 2024

Taiwan has recently witnessed a historic moment with the inauguration of its new president, Lai Ching-te. The election of President Ching-te, who will be sworn into office in May, has garnered widespread international attention and drawn reactions from...

In this weekly blog, The Fresh Perspective, staff reporter Lea Garcia-Salazar talks about school opinions.

The Fresh Perspective: the benefits of small class sizes

Lea Garcia-Salazar, Staff Reporter January 22, 2024

Educational Testing Services (ETS) researcher Harold Wenglinsky compared fourth- and eighth-grade NAEP (National Assessment of Educational Progress) math results to class size and other policy initiatives. In his research, Wenglinsky defined small class...

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