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Delaney Callaghan, People Editor|April 22, 2019

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Delaney Callaghan, Current Events Editor

Ever since she watched Gilmore Girls and saw Rory Gilmore navigate Yale’s very own newsroom with grace and ease, Delaney Callaghan, junior, felt a certain...

Face shields assembled by Jenni Tan and her family before being shipped to hospitals, nursing homes, and first responders around the country.

Stepping in

Week of April 20th fishing report

Week of April 20th fishing report

The final face shields printed and assembled by West Linn and Wilsonville's robotics teams.

‘Even a small difference is something’

Principal Neuman addresses student body

Principal Neuman addresses student body

The stands will stay empty, no track or any other athletes until Mar. 31

OSAA no way

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Coffee, study, chill. White Rabbit Gifts balances a love of coffee and a love of books together. Located on Main Street in Oregon City, White Rabbit Gifts is an independent bookstore and cafe, with charming gifts for all ages.

White Rabbit Gifts: Finding new gems at your local independent bookstore

What are middle schoolers doing after school?

What are middle schoolers doing after school?

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

Drink up! Potion bottles and bats are just a few of the ghoulish goods you can buy year round at the Odditorium. The store ships its goods all over the country and makes most of its sales through its website www.ghoulgallery.com.

The Odditorium celebrates its 13th Halloween

Homecoming king and queen, Averi Fels and Dane Cava.

A century of homecoming

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