NCAA March Madness Final Four

By: Brendan Goodliffe The March Madness is a college basketball tournament between sixty four teams that is known for the thrilling games, exciting buzzer beaters and the unpredicted upsets. This weekend the champion will be crowned and the other three teams will be packing their bags. At this point in the tournament the four teams [...]

Yama Zakura: Delicious Asian Cuisine

By: Matt Murch Yama Zakura, or “Mountain Flowers”, is an Asian fusion of Thai and Japanese food in Northborough. Owner Anna Bouphavichith, won the 2010 People’s Choice Award in Worcester for Best Asian Chef. Bouphavichith is constantly greeting guests like friends, and remembers returning customers. This previously tight quartered restaurant underwent expansion last year, and [...]

The Pajama Game Outsells Previous Musicals

By Jacquie Callery and Logan DeSanti This past weekends’ showing of the musical The Pajama Game was a huge success for Westborough High School. The performance was featured on March 9, 10, and 11, and reeled in over 900 viewers. The Pajama Game tells the story of a young woman named Babe Williams, who works [...]

Project X… More Like Project Unrealistic

By: Sarah Fontaine, Aeleen Bercian, and Julie Masterson Project X, a movie that came out in theatres March 2, is about a seventeen (soon to be eighteen) year old teenager named Thomas who doesn’t fit in at school, doesn’t have many friends, and just wants to be noticed. When his parents go away for the [...]

High School Students Do Understand Right from Wrong

By: Brienna Gould In September 2010, Tyler Clementi committed suicide after finding out that his sexual encounters with another male had been filmed by his college roommate, Dharun Ravi. Today, former Rutgers student Ravi was found guilty of invasion of privacy, bias intimidation, witness tampering, hindering apprehension and tampering of physical evidence. However, Ravi was [...]

Review of the 2012 Oscars Fashion

By Elise Brown & Charlotte Kruse Trends and styles are constantly changing, and the annual red carpet at the Oscars is a showcase for these many fashions. While some of these famous ladies radiated with beauty and elegance, others looked like they should have been apprehended by the fashion fuzz. Some of our top picks [...]

Thank you, Mrs. Apuzzo-Langton

Dear Mrs. Apuzzo-Langton, I would like to personally thank you for teaching me last year. You helped me understand about business, and now I want to major in Business in college. Taking your class made me understand more about business and I am happy I took your class. I would also like to thank you [...]

Thank you, Mr. Huse

Dear Mr. Huse: I wanted to thank you for the letter of recommendation you wrote for me. I know it was short notice, and I know you put a lot of time and effort into the letter. I wanted to let you know how much I appreciate it. I wanted to not only thank you [...]

Gratitude for WHS Custodial Staff

Dear Custodial Staff, Your hard work to keep Westborough High School in tip-top condition is much appreciated. Every day, every student and I are privileged enough to have a clean place to learn and to eat. We are all so grateful to have you fine workers keep the community a sanitary environment, and to always [...]

Thanks to Coach Stevens

Dear Coach Steven, I am delighted to say that the 2011 season of cheerleading was the best one I’ve ever experienced. You helped us build together a strong sense of teamwork that we had never experienced before. Even though we didn’t compete, the level of hard work and strength put into the season was at [...]

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