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&EWest High's first Corridor Marching Classic
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A&EMarching forward: one year later
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A&ESwinging into the jazz band season: first concert of the year
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A&EThe Radish
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A&ETrying fall specialties
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A&EPage to screen: "A Good Girl's Guide to Murder"
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A&EChildhood friends: how well do they know each other?
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A&EShow-stoppers
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A&EIowa City celebrates sustainability through Prompt for the Planet event
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A&ESummer theater performances
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FeatureThe duality of the diplomat: Keith W. Mines
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FeatureWest High entrepreneur starts business from bedroom table
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FeatureQ & A with new Trobotix coach Renee Gibson
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FeatureBPA senior spotlight: Jack Twait
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FeaturePastries and pages: introduction to Breakfast Book Club
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FeatureBetween the Shelves: Sophia Vignato ’28
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FeatureTaking stock
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FeatureIt's a femininomenon!
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FeatureReading slump
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FeatureStrive for success
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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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VideoMeet the bot: Troballin’ and Pumpkin
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VideoWest orchestras host concert and perform at adjudicated music festival
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