How Shutdown has Evolved in Kansas
Riley Keiter, Writer
May 5, 2020 • No Comments
A little over a month ago, on March 11, the Sprint Center in Kansas City held thousands of visitors from multiple states. The precautions taken then to weaken the spread of COVID-19 were small: for example, putting hand-sanitizer...
Education Continues Amidst the Coronavirus
Brendan Ulmer, Writer
April 17, 2020 • No Comments
On March 17, Kansas Governor Laura Kelly shut down all school buildings in the state for the rest of the year in order to slow to a stop the spread of the ubiquitous Coronavirus. This preventative measure presents an...
West Holds Whoever Pays All Dance
Riley Keiter, Writer
March 10, 2020 • No Comments
Saturday, Feb. 22, West held its third annual winter dance. Held in the gym, about 600 students went to the festivity. The dance was created by the Sophomore Committee and their advisors. Contrary to some belief, Student...
Sydney Brown, Editor N Chief
May 4, 2020 • No Comments
Recently, Kansas students found out that they would not be returning to school for the rest of the year....
Makayla Rivera Lays the Foundation for Future Girl Wrestlers
May 4, 2020
Like other high schools, West has offered wrestling as a boys sport, but this year introduced girls wrestling...
Tyler Burkett, Writer
May 4, 2020 • No Comments
You’ve most likely seen it or at least heard of it without even realizing it: the Oxford comma. An...
Opinion: Conceptual Art is Losing its Touch
April 2, 2020
Art can be a beautiful expression of creativity and...
Caché Goracke, Editor in Chief
May 8, 2020 • No Comments
We’ve been in quarantine for a while now, and still, I have yet to experience total boredom. For the...
May 5, 2020
During the coronavirus quarantine, many have turned...
