Speaking our truth

Zoe Barnett, Mental Health Correspondent|March 1, 2019

The “Speaking Truth” forum, held Feb. 26, allows students to voice their experiences at West Linn High School.

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The need for a second home was eating at Zoe Barnett, junior, so much that she would take on anything that would make her feel at home. This attitude can...

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2020: A year in review

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Standing in front of at least 100 people, Susie Walters, senior, laughs as she starts her speech about inclusion to the present student body. Co-president of Gender Sexuality Alliance, Walters organized the walkout on Nov. 8 to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community at the school. “The purpose of this demonstration is to allow students to show solidarity with their LGBTQ+ peers and to peacefully address the culture of intolerance on the WLHS campus,” a press release published by GSA stated. Walters soon shared her own story and the message for the demonstration. “I want you to treat this day, and the rest of your life, like a pride celebration,” Walters said.

A celebration of pride

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Homecoming king and queen, Averi Fels and Dane Cava.

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2020: A year in review
COVID-19
Student musicians selected for All-State
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Race for the Oval Office
Academics
Fall 2020 Breakdown
Current Events
Cast your vote
COVID-19
Masking up in style
Academics
Trading pencils for keyboards
COVID-19
Challenges faced by marginalized communities in the age of COVID-19
Academics
The primary plan

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Speaking our truth