by Valerie Hsieh
Pre-froshlings have a mixed bag of emotions when it comes to high school. Whether you’re excited, confused, or terrified of the coming year, here are some accounts from students of all classes at West High on how to survive high school.
Advice for incoming freshmen
May 30, 2013
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A&EVictor's secrets
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A&EFall fits
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A&EBoba, bubbles and bliss
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A&ESliced: fall edition
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A&EPaddock Behavior: cheers, Daniel Ricciardo
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A&EThe two Grapevines
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A&EHorror through the decades
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A&EPage to screen: "Heartstopper"
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A&EActivities for your autumn agenda
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A&EWest musicians find success at All-State auditions
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FeatureHey Jude
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FeatureA new vision for elementary education
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FeatureWhat it feels like: winning the Paul Engle Prize
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FeatureThe digital classroom
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FeatureOnce upon a time
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FeatureBlack excellence at West: Eva Willis and Eyad El-Fadil
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FeatureCommunity Inclusion Club: an overview
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FeatureBeth Fettweis: the best of both worlds
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FeatureCoaching crossover: Brennan and Kingston Swayzer
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FeatureJack Wallace: "football is life"
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VideoMarching forward: one year later
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VideoChildhood friends: how well do they know each other?
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VideoThe taste of nostalgia
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VideoWest High Weekly 4.15.24
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VideoBehind the curtain of "The Secret Garden"
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VideoChristian's corner
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VideoSpring snacks review
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VideoWest High Habitat for Humanity volunteers at house build
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VideoA catalyst for change: Coralville Community Food Pantry global community meal
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VideoSymphony orchestra to play at Carnegie Hall
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