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Caroline Lovelace, ‘26, Ben Clemenz, ‘26, Andrew Canter, ‘25, and Elijah Cook, ‘26, dance “Belly Up” for the last time on Saturday, Feb. 15.

Don’t frown, it’s Molly Brown

Grace Aber, Fine Arts Writer
March 4, 2025
Capturing Cappies

Capturing Cappies

Anushka Goel, Section Editor of Fine Arts
February 27, 2025

Heard Under The Dome: Behind the Scenes The Unsinkable Molly Brown

Kendra Sullivan, Managing Editor of Blue Team of Broadcast
February 20, 2025
Music: What WHHS has to offer

Music: What WHHS has to offer

Grace Aber, Fine Arts Writer
February 12, 2025
One way WHIP supports the music departments is by providing funding for musicians to play for students. In December, two famous classical musicians, siblings Sheku Kanneh-Mason and Isata Kanneh-Mason performed in the WHHS Auditorium. “I came to the cellist performance that was at the beginning of December, before finals,” Wesley said. “That was incredible. He’s an internationally known cellist, and that’s another thing that the money we raise goes towards.”

WHIP-ping up support

Anushka Goel, Section Editor of Fine Arts
February 7, 2025
As a part of her graphic design major, Aubrey Lauer makes companies’ products more visually appealing and fit for marketing in a process called packaging, one of her favorite parts of graphic design. “I think later in my career, once I get established, working under other people and under bigger creative directors and designers, I would like to do more freelance stuff and maybe start my own studio or collaborate with some other people,” Lauer said.

A future in fine arts

Anushka Goel, Section Editor of Fine Arts
December 17, 2024
Sami Ray, ‘28, Naomi Madaris, ‘28, and Elliot Howard, ‘27, get serious during rehearsal for Tenfest: Man vs. Machine.

Man vs. machine

Grace Aber, Fine Arts Writer
December 16, 2024
BLINK is designed for all types of people, offering a fun experience for both young and old. BLINK gives anyone the opportunity to observe the beauty of light and how it can be used.

Don’t BLINK

Ben Greiner, Sports Writer
December 13, 2024
Haviland Fairman, ‘25, one of the student’s in the AP 3D design class, made this self-portrait out of cardboard and colored paper. The portrait won first place at the Hyde Park Square Art Show.

Falling into art

Grace Aber, Fine Arts Writer
December 11, 2024
After a costume change Chris Gibson wore this popular dinosaur costume while conducting the Chamber Orchestra during the performance. “There’s a lot of good music that gets ignored, a lot of sneaky themes that you know, if your concert is in November and you play a Halloween piece, you’re like, well you kind of missed [it], it was a month ago,” Gibson said.

Halloween Harmony

Miriam Monroe, Staff Writer
December 9, 2024
When picking music to sing, Nims has countless options. “I have to use my professional judgment on music, which will be educational but also rewarding and fun,” Nims said. “I try to do a variety of styles from a variety of time periods. I want to pick music, which is worth spending a couple of months working on.”

Keep calm and sing on

Elena Brown, Managing Editor of Student Life
November 19, 2024
Last year, members of the Poetry Slam Team competed at the [insert comp name here].“Kevin and Rahifa, the current SENIOR and junior poet laureates, are both part of the Poetry Slam Team,” Jake Riordan said. “So they're not only writing poetry and sharing it in a written format, but they're reciting it, memorizing it and dramatically performing in front of a live audience all throughout the city.”

Voices of vulnerability

Marwa Khzir, Editor in Chief
November 18, 2024
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