Who is someone you look up to and why?
“Even to this day, although she’s been gone for 20 years, it would be my grandmother. She cared. She did things for others; she put others before her. She...
“When I was younger I had a rough upbringing. These experiences have taught me how to overcome instead of shutting down. I feel that my experiences have given me the opportunity to relate to my students...
“I enjoy seeing my students learn. I am very much an independent person, but I do enjoy working with students and helping them learn. I think English is one of the fields that some people probably think...
“I lived in France, Spain, Mexico, New York City, and I’ve been to Rome, but I think really when I’m happiest is when I’m walking on the Mississippi River. There is a bike trail right by my house...
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2017 has come to an end, and the school year is almost halfway over. But what really happened in 2017?
As you try to look back on many prideful and exciting moments of your 2017 high school year, you...
As we march into the new year we will welcome a new slew of senior candidates who wish to claim the esteemed title of GALA king.The candidates were voted by their peers during a senior meeting, and the...
On Friday, October 13, the first issue of the Beak ‘n’ Eye was released and included were two voice columns “Liberal Arts left in the shadows” and “#BloodOnOurFingertips”. The student-run newspaper...
Even though it may only be her third year at West, Principal Jenni Weipert has met and exceeded the expectations. However, there is more to Principal Weipert than what meets the eye.
Being the head...
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![“Be kind and work hard. That is what I always told Jacob, Ben, and Max [sons] and my students. You have two priorities in life: one, be kind, especially to people you love like your mom, dad, friends, boyfriend/girlfriend. Also, really work hard in school because you can’t come back. What the world needs now is love, sweet love, that is the only thing there is just too little of.”
-Spanish teacher Barbara Lipnick](https://whstoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Lippy-510x900.jpg)
