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Megan Dunn, Reporter
• May 11, 2020

Gone too soon
Sarah Bernick, Managing Editor
• May 11, 2020

An unusually alert spring break
Sarah Bernick, Managing Editor
• March 30, 2020

I can’t vote, but I can still change the future
Megan Dunn, Reporter
• February 1, 2020

Living up to the ‘West High Way’
Farnaiza Gulam, Reporter
• December 7, 2019

‘To be, or not to be: that is the question’
Katie Giebelstein, Reporter
• December 7, 2019

Falcons give back with annual Thanksgiving feast
Olaoluwa Johnson, Reporter
• November 27, 2019
Red-tailed hawk rescue at West
Joseph Heirigs, Reporter
• May 24, 2019

Thoughtful theatre
Joseph Potts, Reporter
• May 15, 2019

The world could end tomorrow…
Cameron Wilson, Reporter
• May 10, 2019
![As blood stations are set up, phlebotomy nurses are ready for the incoming donors. Giving blood can be a hesitant choice to some people, but the outcome is life-changing. “Just knowing that I can help other people just by giving blood, and [the fact that] it takes so little time, that the thought of being able to save someone’s life motivates me to give blood,” senior Alexa Glandon said.](https://whstoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Blood-Drive-900x501.jpg)
Saving lives one drop at a time
Sarah Bernick, Reporter
• April 19, 2019

Quality of life or quality of security?
Laurence Walker, Reporter
• April 19, 2019
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