The Breakdown – April

Nolan Lampson, Editor-in-Chief

May 15, 2019

Filed under Academics, Arts and Culture, Blogs, Current Events, Humor, Media, Opinions, Staff, THE BREAKDOWN, Top Stories, Video, Video

The Breakdown – March

Nolan Lampson, Editor-in-Chief

May 15, 2019

Filed under Arts and Culture, Current Events, Humor, Opinions, Staff, THE BREAKDOWN, Top Stories, Video, Video

Ari Lennox’s debut album really did “Speak To Me”

Megan Riehle, Assistant photo editor

May 15, 2019

Filed under Arts and Culture, Opinions, The Golden Record

Why Jaden Smith is grossly underrated

Megan Riehle, Assistant Photo Editor

May 7, 2019

Filed under Arts and Culture, Opinions, The Golden Record

20 year old artist, activist, entrepreneur, business owner and conscientious member of society, Jaden Smith is doing absolutely everything he can to seriously change the world. Being the son of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith and the brother of the talented Willow Smith and the lesser known Trey Smith...

Ranking the Umbrella Academy Episodes

Gillian McMahon, Advice Columnist

April 29, 2019

Filed under Arts and Culture

As of late, Netflix has been releasing more original titles, and each one is better than the last. "The Umbrella Academy," their most recent release, is attracting popularity from everyone. Released on Feb. 19, this TV series is based off the comics by Gerard Way and Gabriel Ba. These comics follow...

Measuring for Measure – a review of Thespian Troupe 1915’s latest performance

Violet Crabtree, Staff Reporter

April 19, 2019

Filed under Arts and Culture, Current Events, Humor, Opinions, Theatre

The acting, the stage layout, the dramatic sound design and lighting, "Measure for Measure", written by William Shakespeare and performed by student actors these past two weeks, was a thrilling and engaging performance. Edited and directed by Steven Beckingham, of the 18 student actors in the play, nin...

Upcoming movies in 2019

Rohan Ramamurthi, Staff Reporter

March 22, 2019

Filed under Arts and Culture, Movie Night

A look into Portland Wizard World

Gillian McMahon, Advice Columnist

March 21, 2019

Filed under Arts and Culture, Opinions

I've been to countless comic conventions over the years in various states. Some of these conventions have been extraordinary, and some have fallen flat. Every year, Portland houses two conventions: Wizard World and Rose City. Rose City Comic Con had grown reminiscent of San Diego Comic-Con before it b...

‘Bury a Friend’

Zoe Barnett, Mental Health Correspondent

March 20, 2019

Filed under Arts and Culture, Blogs, The Golden Record

Billie Eilish, a 17-year-old singer-songwriter, was released into stardom from the start, being born and raised in LA and belonging to a family of musicians. Eilish’s new upcoming album “When We All Fall Asleep Where Do We Go?” comes out on March 29. Now Eilish’s new song “bury a friend...

Choir students attend all state

Kara Steinberg, Staff Reporter

March 18, 2019

Filed under Arts and Culture, Current Events

“I’m excited to see all the green and gold robes up there on Sunday,” Aubrey Patterson, the Choir Teacher at West Linn High School, said as her highly devoted choir students prepared to take the stage at All State Choir, on Feb 16. “All-State is an honor choir experience,” Patterson said. ...

Get to know the new Arts and Culture editors

Remy Gottschling and Ethan Gill

March 12, 2019

Filed under Arts and Culture

For the second semester, new editors were chosen for wlhsNOW's individual sections. Remy Gottschling and Ethan Gill are proud to be the Editor and Assistant Editor of the Arts and Culture section and thought it would be appropriate for the readers to know more about some of their favorite things. Remy ...

7 reasons why ‘Captain Marvel’ is the feminist hero of the year

Gillian McMahon, Advice Columnist

March 10, 2019

Filed under Arts and Culture

Just like in 1868 when Elizabeth Cady Stanton how she urged men to work with women and fully acknowledge their power, "Captain Marvel" is reminding us just how amazing women can be. "Captain Marvel" came out on International Woman's Day this month and is coming up to $500 million worldwide. Helping...