“Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” is miles away from what it was originally written to be, yet somehow is the most cohesive film released by Marvel Studios this year. Following the tragic death of Chadwick...
Shock filled London’s National Gallery as two cans of tomato soup were thrown on Vincent Van Gogh’s painting ‘Sunflowers’ (1888) as a form of protest. On Oct. 14, two protesters, Phoebe Plummer...
Chiara Arendt, Yearbook Editor-in-Chief November 28, 2022
With the long awaited release of her tenth studio album, “Midnights,” Taylor Swift has entered a new era.
Since the announcement of her tenth studio album at the VMA’s at the end of Aug., there...
Every four years, the World Cup rolls around, bringing together the best soccer players in the world for roughly a month while fans across the world tune in to watch the spectacle. Legends, like Pele and...
The award-winning musical, Matilda, premiered on Broadway in 2013. It was adapted from the book “Matilda” by Roald Dahl that had been published Oct. 1, 1988. This year, the Performing Arts Center (PAC)...
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Race for Oregon governor
The recent election for Oregon governor has urged students with an interest in politics and social issues to reflect...
The 2021-2022 theater season brought to the stage “Pirates of Penzance,” “This Random World,” and the traditional “Shorts” performances. Following the conclusion of the season came the...
As the events of the 2022 Midterm elections continue to evolve, the staff of wlhsNOW.com will update this page with new facts and articles that explain the results, predictions, and information that are...
The Yates report has upended women’s soccer and soccer in Portland. It is a full investigation by U.S. Soccer into misconduct and abuse throughout the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL). This investigation...
Exiting a rebuilding season with a new coach, girls varsity soccer is continuing to beat the competition and heading to playoffs. Luke Ewert gives a short stand-up on the girls soccer season so far.
![Anwesha Chowdhury, freshman and Affinity Club member, who helped at the mehndi station, smiles towards the end of Diwali. Diwali is just one holiday that Affinity celebrates. Affinity meets every other Friday in the Forum and they are open to all students, specifically students of color. This is Garg’s first year as an Affinity club member. “I have loved it,” Garg said. “Ive met so many new people and its great to share experiences. [To] just talk and get to know other people and hear about how their experience has been at the school as people of color. I think its a good bonding experience that I wouldnt get in another space.”](https://wlhsnow.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/unnamed-10.jpg)
