School has destroyed learning. 50 years ago, people learned for the fun of it. They wanted to learn more about their interests or to contribute to society with college emerging as an afterthought. Now...

Money trumps all.  The uneasy relationship between work and passion prevails in today’s society, which results in subjects like the humanities teetering on the edge of extinction. Many flee into...

School shootings, presidential elections, Middle Eastern missile wars — these constant events pervade the news and overwhelm our social media feeds in both the United States and across the globe. According...

In May 2023, Florida became the first state to have its Governor, Ron DeSantis, sign a House bill that declared a state-wide phone ban in classrooms. The rationale was based on the expectation that removing...

After a busy May, WHS Asian Alliance will host the second annual Asian Alliance Festival open to all town members from 3:30-4:30 at Comstock Community Center on June 13th.  Last year, the Asian Alliance...

It feels like every day is a race to the finish line. With everything going on, having the time to do what you want is rare and must be taken advantage of. Instead of escaping it all via social media,...

The ‘90s and early 2000s marked the golden age for romantic comedies. Unrealistically heartwarming, low-stress movies, these “chick flicks” set the bar high for epic scenes of love declarations and...

For Percy Jackson fans, a TV Show adaptation was a dream come true. After the badly adapted and badly rated film, featuring aged-up characters and inaccurate events, fans eagerly awaited the release of...

On Valentine’s Day of 2016, inventor and visionary David Hanson activated his robot “Sophia,” the most advanced humanoid robot the world had ever seen. Assembled in Hanson’s Hong Kong laboratory,...

“What happens in there, fueled with the terror of becoming prey, see how quickly we become predator? See how quickly civilization disappears?” -Dr. Volumnia Gaul The Hunger Games: The Ballad of...