The 1970’s were famous for bell bottoms and rock-n-roll. However, it was also an era that was defined by it’s historical and political disputes regarding the fight for women’s rights, gay rights,...
Helena Erdahl, Co-Editor-in-Chief
• December 10, 2021
The International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) is a way for students to discover new interests and a way to give curious people new opportunities and experiences. For some, ISEF is an inspiration...
This year, Old Willamette underwent major amounts of construction. Just in time for the holiday season, everything is finished and ready to go. Old Willamette is featuring lots of fun holiday lights all...
This year's science fair has begun and students have started research on their projects. The International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) students are educating themselves on a variety of topics that...
In this edition of The Breakdown, hosted by James Webster and Zoe Leisey, updates on the local weather, traffic and sports, as well as the thanksgiving edition of word on the street and a review on the...
November is coming to a close along with Thanksgiving break.
Taking notice throughout the month, we have been experiencing multiple rainstorms that have affected sports, state parks, artists, and drivers.
This...
Lilly Augustyn, Current Events Editor
• November 19, 2021
Aurora James, designer and owner of the brand Brother Vellies, called her dress a “powerful message”. This message said “tax the rich”, written in bright red on the back of a white dress that was...
Owen Stefanich, Current Events Editor
• November 18, 2021
Have you ever wondered how you affect the environment around you? Well, a major impact on the environment is your carbon footprint. Your carbon footprint is any action that results in added carbon dioxide...
The newest Breakdown hosted by Kaelin Kehm features a sports update from Meg Devall and Luke Ewert, an update on the ongoing construction from Lily Frazier, a Word on the Street to find out what students...
Over the past year and a half, the world has turned upside down due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As of this past month, there have been 43.9 million reported cases of the virus and 704 thousand deaths from...
