Humans of West: Doyle Massey
Tyler Newman, Reporter
November 2, 2018
Teacher Doyle Massey has a passion for tinkering with computers and enjoys sharing his technological knowledge with students through computer science courses at West. Massey grew up in Sioux City, IA in a middle class home on the west side of the city. As a child, he occupied time by tearing apart e...
Students compete in cyberpatriot competition
Tyler Newman, Reporter
October 31, 2018
Cyberpatriot is a competition sponsored by the Armed Forces (mainly the Air Force) for kids who want to enjoy the field of cyber security and computer science. On Nov. 2, Dec.7, Jan.11, and Feb.8 the team will compete in computer science teacher Doyle Massey’s room in room 102. The club consists ...
Breaking the stereotype
Kate Kealey, Editor in Chief
October 29, 2018
She sits at the table during dinner, discouraged and angry. She is over being disrespected and feeling out of place. She goes to her mom to bring her out of this state of mind, her mom reminds her that this is life and things don’t come easy. Her dad reminds her that he went through the same discri...
Humans of West: Doyle Massey
Hannah Andrews, Reporter
April 11, 2018
“There are so many superpowers to choose from. I would say big, but I’m already big. Or, the ability to grow white hair… no, no. I already do that too. I guess I would choose the super ability to read people’s minds so I can know beforehand when the kid who throws the spitball at me,” -comp...
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