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Heaps of homework

Heaps of homework

Jonas Warner and Bareen Abdulrahman
October 23, 2024
In preparation for their performance, members of the jazz ensemble run through their music, polishing every last detail. This group focuses more on perfecting the jazz style and less on learning how to play the instruments. “It is a higher-level band class at Walnut that specializes in playing jazz and other subcategories of jazz,” Milo Althoff, ‘27, said.

Jumpin’ for jazz

Anushka Goel, Managing Editor of Visual Elements
October 22, 2024
Don’t worry—the only trick here is making the deceptively simple honeycomb.

L’s kitchen: haunting homemade honeycomb

L Mahler, Arcade Writer
October 22, 2024
What are WHHS students being for Halloween?

What are WHHS students being for Halloween?

Tab Gannaway, Section Editor of Arcade
October 22, 2024
Even though the sun provides life, it can also disrupt our lives. With energy blasting towards us and destroying technology.

Solar endeavor

William Demeter, News and Features Writer | Remembrancer Staff
October 21, 2024
Even with the challenges that come as a result of playing for JV, Hackworth believes that it definitly comes with a set of advantages. “We are the underdogs so when we show up or show out, it's super fun and cool,” Satiana Hackworth, ‘27, said.

Uncovering the underdogs

Mariam Hamouma, Sports Writer
October 21, 2024
More waste, worse taste

More waste, worse taste

Jonas Warner, Managing Editor of Operations
October 18, 2024
William Grube, one of the ZooTeen Supervisors, explains his experience from when he was ZooTeen. “It was less about actively getting to work with the animals and more about being a part of the zoo,” Grube said.

A sense of belonging

Fiona Kelley, Section Editor of Opinions
October 18, 2024
The summer cafeteria addition transformed the Sulsar entrance.

Rounding off the renovations

Edmund Gimbert, Section Editor of News and Features
October 17, 2024
Emmy Reising, ‘25, works on her mini room project, a miniature kitchen. She finds it easier to make the rooms given the fact that there weren’t many restrictions for what the students could make.

X Marks the Spot

Grace Aber, Fine Arts Writer
October 16, 2024
In this project students use their artistic abilities to create photoshop like projects with combining their own drawings with film pictures they took prior

Back to the basics

Addyson Warren, Sports Writer
October 16, 2024
Gebremeskel is extremely immersed in her culture and feels lucky to be able to share it with her friends and family. “I’m fortunate enough to have a really good network of Ethiopian friends who I’m really close with,” Gebremeskel said. “I think that definitely impacts my day to day, because as you begin talking to those people more you’re building a community of people who have a shared identity with you, so part of their identity is just like yours.”

Madam president

Sameera Degaulle, Managing Editor of Viewpoints
October 15, 2024
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