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Is taking the PSAT essential?
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WCHS should limit club total, focus on quality
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• October 20, 2022

Observer Opinion: Credit for school sports is a slam-dunk
By Collin Chen, Online Editor
• October 20, 2022

Best use of English class: To apply or not to apply?
By Rachel Mattison, Online Editor-in-Chief
• October 20, 2022

WCHS seniors register to vote in the 2020 presidential election
By Ava Freeman, Online Editor-in-Chief
• October 14, 2020

Feminine products should be free…period.
By Ela Jalil, Assistant News Editor
• March 3, 2020

Students hit snooze on the new attendance policy
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• March 3, 2020

Location tracking apps are not the right snap
By Riley Hurr, Editor-in-Chief
• March 3, 2020

Early Decision: a binding commitment worth rejecting
By Emma Chen, Observations Editor
• February 3, 2020

Valentine’s Day: not so sweet for the environment
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