The West High parking lot has a wide variety of cars—from clunkers to Camaros—but their appearances can be deceiving. This rings especially true for junior Emma Furlong’s car.
“My car...
It’s that time of year again: May the fourth. This pseudo-holiday made up by Star Wars fans referring to the iconic line “May the force be with you” has become an annual occasion to celebrate the...
“Secure your phones!” You’ve heard it before in the West High classrooms, a common phrase teachers use to remind their students to remain on task throughout the period. However, outside of school...
Alyssa Skala, Yearbook Managing Editor
• May 1, 2020
Update: Due to inclement weather predicted for Thursday, we are rescheduling the drive-through yearbook distribution to Friday, May 15. All other details will remain the same.
Yearbook distribution...
We know what graduation won’t look like. Students won’t gather at the end of May in Carver Arena to graduate on stage in front of their family as they have in past years. The way the class of 2020...
Language is everywhere and it’s surely unavoidable. Homework, tests, socializing and even a quick trip to your local coffee shop will require you to use language. As English is the most common language...
How should a student go about finding the right college for them?
Under normal circumstances:
“If you're going on a road trip with your family, and you're driving by someplace, go and walk...
About Tourette’s
Tourette Syndrome is a neurological disorder involving tics, which are involuntary movements or sounds. In order to be diagnosed, individuals must have motor and vocal tics lasting...
Natalie Katz, Print Editor-in-Chief
• April 25, 2020
120 months. 3650 days. One decade. It doesn't matter how you put it—ten years is not a lot of time to prevent irreversible damage from climate change. While we are all familiar with social media crazes...
Dear readers,
As a child I was a crier.
Many of you can probably understand that I found this quite embarrassing. It was how my body dealt with anxiety, frustration, anger, sadness, you name...
Halfway across the world, the impact wasn’t immediate. It all started in late December, when a few individuals in Wuhan, China were diagnosed with pneumonia from an unknown cause. As cases spread throughout...
(she/her) Maryn is the social media editor and this is her third year on the Trojan Epic staff. She enjoys being on the dance team, swimming and reading.
