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Things your readers should know: I don’t really measure anything. And I rarely make anything the same way twice. I use organic ingredients when it makes sense and I can afford it. For example, celery must be organic because it’s one of the “dirty dozen,” a list of fruits and vegetables that get treated with
This Saturday April 22, 2017, Student Government will be hosting their first ever Touch a Truck Event. From 11AM to 3PM children will be able to see a firetruck and ambulance and also learn about fire safety. Children will be able to touch their favorite vehicles, get behind the wheel , and talk to the
You’ve probably seen it before at a sports game. The teams line up up to shake hands and say “good game”, win or lose. It’s a sign of respect and showing that you play the game fair. This is what is called “Sportsmanship”. The girl’s swim team here at Woodland recently received the award for
Friday night lights aren’t just for the football players. For seniors and sports journalists Chris Lauck and Matt Hicks, the roar of the crowd and the throwing of a football are the two main things that this duo lives on. You’ve probably seen them up at the football field press box; headsets on, rosters in
It’s a Monday morning, you’re drained from your weekend and you need to get yourself a caffeinated beverage or else you can’t function. Where do you go? It’s a tough choice. Dunkin’ Donuts or Starbucks? Dunkin’ Donuts Food Selection Many students stroll into school with Dunkin’ Donuts on a Monday morning. It’s local, well priced,
Whether it’s on the way to school, running the track, doing homework, listening to music is a common activity for many students. Some listen to rap, some like pop, and others favor rock. Just as we all have different tastes in music, we often have different tastes in what we use to listen to our
January 30, 1939 was a day that many people, such as survivor, Andy Sarkany will never forget. On this day, a number of innocent Jews were targeted, put into concentration camps and left to suffer miserably. The Holocaust course at Woodland provides students with an in depth learning experience of the genocide of six million
Dia Gawronski began her swimming career at the age of seven. She swam at Cheshire Academy her freshman and sophomore year and just recently transferred to Woodland junior year. She is also Woodland’s most recent swimming icon. Gawronski became a part of the Woodland Girl’s Swim team at the start of this school year. Becoming
A new sports season means a new captains. Usually two to three team members are chosen to fill this role.This year, however, only one team member was chosen to lead the Woodland Regional High School Cheerleading Team. Senior Sabina Kica was chosen as captain for this year’s season. Becoming a captain for a team is
Dress code: two words that have many viewpoints and opinions. Over the summer, the Board of Education implemented a new dress code for Woodland Regional High School students for the 2016-2017 school year. Students were taken aback when they heard of this new dress code. In prior years, students were able to wear whatever they
