Del Amo’s Newest Store
April 25, 2012 • Chika Ojukwu, Staff Writer
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Typo – no, this isn’t referring to those annoying little mistakes you make in an English essay every now and then. Typo is a recently opened stationary store that sells a plethora of handy, efficient room and office supplies including writing tools, interior design kits, photo fames and albums, satchels,... Read more »
Kneepkens Bake Sale
April 5, 2012 • Kiana Schmitt, Staff Writer
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Between two to four o’clock, on Thursday, March 28th, a delectable assortment of baked goods was sold in front of the library. With prices ranging from around $1-3, cookies, cupcakes, brownies, and other sweet treats were made available to passing Warriors. All of the proceeds went directly... Read more »
A Splendid or Studious Spring Break?
April 5, 2012 • Zirwa Kainat, Staff Writer
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Spring Break is right around the corner. After the stressful month of March, everyone is looking forward to relaxing, doing homework, or cramming for tests. There are quite a few students who will be traveling during spring break this year. However, it depends on the different classes that... Read more »
Life’s Indeed a Beach
March 21, 2012 • Chika Ojukwu, Staff Writer
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On Friday night in the West High Gym, life was indeed a beach. A lively, energetic, and convivial Sadie’s Dance – a wonderful way to end a minimum day-week – proved to be entertaining and successful. Walking into the gym, one undeniably walked into a beach wonderland. Clear strands of... Read more »
How Much for a Teacher?
March 8, 2012 • Julia Truong, Staff Writer
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At school, students are constantly surrounded by teachers every hour, waiting for the day to end. However, this isn’t the case for teachers who are constantly bombarded with compliments from the students. At the last rally, Mr. Evans presented himself with two champagne glasses and some cheese, to... Read more »
Super Tuesday Shakes Up GOP
March 7, 2012 • Jonathan Choi, Staff Writer
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To decide the nation’s GOP contestant to run against Obama in the 2012 presidential elections, the four front runners of the Grand Olé Party fired ahead in the polls late Tuesday night. Whoever came out top in this stage of the game would, most likely, have a significant chance of becoming... Read more »
Rally Entertains With Dancing and Singing
March 2, 2012 • Chika Ojukwu, Staff Writer
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On Friday, the gym was colorfully decorated with balloons, streamers, and banners colored in an assortment of purples, blues, greens, and reds. Over two thousand spirited students stood in the gym cheering loudly, evoking a lively atmosphere in the presence of the West High Gym. The rally was fully packed... Read more »
West High’s Got Talent!
February 25, 2012 • Julia Truong, Staff Writer
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In high school, we always try to define ourselves through our colorful personalities and quirks. But for only once a year, these qualities can actually be shown to the entire student body. On February 24th, the Annual West High Talent Show took place in the Pavilion. The seats filled up quickly, as everyone... Read more »
Fabricated Football and Frisbee Laws
February 23, 2012 • Chika Ojukwu, Staff Writer
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Can you imagine a beach day without casual Frisbee and Football throwing? Recently, there has been talk of local government passing laws that banned the throwing of Frisbees and Footballs on Los Angeles County beaches. The laws stated that beach-goers caught throwing anything other than beach balls –... Read more »
Sea Lab Trip for West Garden Project
February 23, 2012 • Jonathan Choi, Staff Writer
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On the morning of February 15th approximately eighty kids from the Environmental and Biology AP classes gathered in front of the school. Their mission was to go to the Redondo Beach Sea Lab. Their purpose: learn how to manage a garden. The groups were led onto the buses that were to take them on the... Read more »
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