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Jedi Master Rey?
All the current updates on the new Star Wars movie
Civic Center 23-24 Season Closes Curtains
Students and Staff reflect on their favorite 2023 - 2024 Civic Center season shows.
Inspire Inclusion: Celebrating International Women’s Day
March 8th, International Women’s Day, is a day when women’s social, economic, cultural, and political achievements are acknowledged and celebrated. Women have come a long way from times when they had little to no rights. Nowadays, thanks to all their hard work on the way to achieve this, women are…
History and Traditions of Saint Patrick’s Day
From the small start of the holiday to the worldwide takeover.
New Sheriff in Town: Beyonce’s Entry Into Country Music
At this past Super Bowl, Beyoncé debuted 2 new singles called, “Texas Hold ’em” and “16 carriages” from her new album “Act II”, which is the second part of her 3-part “Renaissance” project coming out March 29th. This song made Beyoncé the first black woman to lead the Billboard Hot…
Holy Grail + Spamalot
Comparing the similarities and differences between “Monty Python's The Holy Grail” and “Monty Python's Spamalot”
True Crime: An Unethical Phenomenon
With the ever-increasing popularity of true crime media, we’ve become more aware of what crime can do to innocent people. But we’ve yet to decide: Is the way we consume these stories palatable or privileged?
Is Decorating for Every Holiday Necessary?
Long after Halloween and Christmas, Families Embrace Seasonal Flair
Day of Love: Legend and History of Valentine’s Day
Though the holiday is well known today, the specific origin is not fully known
Travel the World of Food with Waukee
From Rome to Tokyo, see some of the amazing food delicacies of WHS students