Thank you, Mr. Fontaine

Dear Mr. Fontaine, I want to thank you for all the time and effort you put into teaching and your students. I appreciate you taking the time to create a whole review PowerPoint for the bones test, as well as spending your free time after school helping students prepare with it. It means a lot [...]

Thank You Note

Mom: Mom-over the years, I have learned so much from the example you have set for me and many others. I can’t thank you enough for inspiring me to always strive to be a better person. When I wake up every morning, I think of the person you are, and that’s what I set out [...]

The NBA Cancels More Games

By Kevin Doherty The NBA has cancelled all games through November and the sad part is it doesn’t look like there will be a season this year. The reason why there won’t be a season is because the owners are too selfish. The players are the people who play the games, and the owners get [...]

Why School Should Start Later

By: Kensie Murray School should start later because it would greatly improve students’ academic performance. It is proven that students work best when they are energized and not tired. If school started later, it would make students more willing to want to go to school, they would not be so tired throughout the school day, [...]

Necessary Security Cameras at WHS

By: Brienna Gould Security cameras installed at Westborough High School are essential for the safety of our school community. Recently, four new security cameras were installed at Westborough High School. Three of the cameras are facing outside of the school building and one camera is facing the hallway in the physical education wing. The new [...]

Students need their sleep–in the morning

by Kate Burlile Everyone can relate to the difficulty of waking up at 6:00 am every morning, five days a week, to prepare for six consecutive hours of school. Can teenage brains even function that early in the morning? Adolescent brains are still continuing to develop, so how can they be expected to retain all [...]

The Help Earns Two Thumbs Up

By Rachel Hurkmans This well crafted, PG-13 drama, based on the book The Help by Kathryn Stockett, shows what life was like in Jackson, Mississippi during the 1960’s. The main character Skeeter (Emma Stone) is a young woman who goes against everything she was taught growing up in high society in the south. She decides [...]

Bring Back the Hats

By: Olivia McGourty Westborough High School students should be allowed to wear hats in the classroom. In the Westborough Student Handbook, it says that wearing hats does not create a safe environment for the kids. Wearing a hat is safe because they do not cause harm to students in any way. If the student wears [...]

iPODS Between Classes Help Students in Masses

By: Addie Egan Westborough High School students should be allowed to listen to their iPods between classes. Students are always complaining about how they are swamped with work, and justify the stress they feel with the amount of work for which they are responsible. In order to address this problem of stress, iPods should be [...]

Rehearsal Roller Coaster

The rehearsal process for a play or musical is like a roller coaster. There are days when you go home feeling like you should just be handed your Tony Award now. And there are some days when you go home feeling as though you never want to set foot on stage ever again. But every [...]

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