West High's Globetrotters Club held a meeting where they discussed Japanese culture and made colorful origami. Take a look at the photo gallery from this event.
By Leola Eko and Jiung Jung
How important do you think the music program in school is? Important enough to spend seven hours on a weekend working to raise money for it? Most students would say not, but some say yes.
Jaehee Lee...
Layla Hannaford, Video Editor and Broadcast Manager
• September 21, 2014
Compiled by Layla Hannaford and Katie Fuhrmeister.
West High students face the unique problem of finding suitable food for their diet at restaurants. The Iowa City area offers an array of restaurant...
Photos by Nick Deerberg
West Side Story: Where do you get your fashion inspiration?
Spencer Meacham ’16: My inspiration is VEC. It’s kind of really stupid. [My friends] and I made it up one...
A quaint little place in the Old Capitol Mall, downtown Iowa City. Bubble Pop is a relatively new boba tea shop that is on the rise, seeing lots of traffic from college students, West High teens, and happy...
Photo from flickr.com
When I first found out that Maroon 5 was coming out with a new album, I kind of freaked out (that was an understatement). I loved their radio hits “Moves Like Jagger” and “One...
Sharon Xiang, Co-Editor-in-Chief
• September 13, 2014
As a self-proclaimed Marvel geek, I couldn’t wait to see Guardians of the Galaxy when I saw the trailer. After seeing it, I can say that Guardians of the Galaxy is undoubtedly one of the best movies...
The 2nd Annual Music Auxiliary Playathon was held on Saturday Aug. 30 from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Coralville Center for the Performing Arts. The Playathon is a student-organized fundraiser that raises...
Photos by Megumi Kitamoto
West Side Story: How would you describe your style?
Allye Boardman ’15: I like to choose and mix and match a lot of different styles like Bohemian and preppy.
WSS:...
"Bitter Sweet Symphony" by the Verve: this song will definitely catalyze tears for yourself and the countless relatives coming to watch you walk the stage. Play carefully, bitter sweet tears rarely end...