Neuman addresses civil discourse
Matilda Milner, Co-Editor in Chief
November 7, 2019
In a statement on the Nov. 5 Live Roar, principal Gregory Neuman solidified administration stance on demonstrations planned for Friday, Nov. 8.
Three reasons ‘Euphoria’ was the show of the summer
Paige Rodriguez, Arts and Culture Editor
October 12, 2019
As we settle into the fall season and daylight savings draws near, we reminisce about the great things that happened this summer. So how could we do that without mentioning the new HBO hit show, "Euphoria?" Its dreamlike film style and bold makeup looks were an aesthetic that attracted an audience; con...
Red for Ed – Teachers walk out for school funding
Andrea Secchi, Photo Editor
May 10, 2019
Over 25,000 educators, students and supporters rallied for school funding at the Portland Waterfront this last Wednesday, May 8, 2019. In at least 25 school districts, schools were closed for all or part of the day. "Today's massive turnout from educators and public school supporters sends a simple...
May Day 2019 welcomes first female escort
Andrea Secchi, Photo Editor
May 6, 2019
May Day 2019 included a female escort for the first time in the 99 years WLHS has had the annual tradition of the Maypole dance. The first female escort, Matilda Frysinger, walked Maypole dancer, Rachel Dumas, to her dancing spot. “My friend, Rachel, didn’t really feel comfortable having a male ...
Science-savvy scholars
Kaleigh Henderson, Current Events Editor
April 23, 2019
The Intel Northwest Science Expo was held on Friday, April 12 at Portland State University. There was two divisions which included 500 projects from 75 schools and organizations across the state. The West Linn-Wilsonville School District had 71 high school students competing, and among those, dozens won va...
Climate Strike
Andrea Secchi, Photo Editor
March 30, 2019
Over 1.5 million students participated in the global climate strike on March 15, 2019, from over 2,000 places. WLHS students showed their support by holding a walkout in the morning and by either marching to the Oregon City City Hall and striking there, or by joining the estimated 2,000 Portland students...
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