All posts by Jess Vardon
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A Local Legend: Camille Terrell
It’s not hard to find a hardworking student at Woodland. Every corner you turn you can run into at least five students working hard to...
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Why High School Students are Struggling to Learn Grammar
Wandering the halls at Woodland you may see students leaving their English classrooms muttering ‘What the heck was that?’ or ‘what is grammar even...
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No Time For Sleepy Time: Why Teenagers Get Minimal Sleep At Night
Most teenagers often complain about restless nights with minimal hours of sleep. Maybe they are staying up late on social media and wasting their lives...
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The Obsessive Amount of Junk I Keep in My Backpack
There are two things I absolutely hate: being late, and being unprepared. I will never know when I’ll need to tape up a falling apart...
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Culture Shock: Global Scholars Learn About the World
It’s hard to succeed without determination. Determination does not care if you are incredibly smart, or incredibly mediocre; it just cares that you are willing...
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Book Shaming : Stop Doing It
In a society filled with everyone ages two to seventy-two on cell phones the majority of the day, it is a rare occurance to see...
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Why I’m Holding a Book, and You Should Be Too.
Usually a teenager on their phone automatically means posting to social media, texting their friends about when to meet up at the mall, or buying...
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The Man, The Myth, The Legend: Tom Feige
When you were in elementary school, you thought that your teachers lived at school. They taught you things that you learn in order to be...
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Perspectives over time: Freshman Year vs. Senior Year
Freshman year: New school. More grades above you. A brand new schedule and a whole bunch of new experiences. Some freshman get involved, while others...
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Yearbook Sponsors Color your Cover Contest
Woodland Regional High School’s yearbook staff is sponsoring a “Color your Cover Contest” for Yearbook 2017. In order to get more people involved in school...
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Kayleigh Huk’s Chemistry Fascination
A typical freshman entering high school is nervous, disoriented and confused. Although they have gotten used to the heavily structured schedule of middle school, the new freedoms of high...
