Fall 2020 Breakdown

Caden Kesselring, Broadcast Editor-in-Chief|October 29, 2020

The WLHSnow Broadcast Staff puts together the Fall Edition of The Breakdown, featuring Halloween costume ideas, Salt & Straw flavors, and our top 3 horror movies.

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Caden Kesselring, Broadcast Editor in Chief

Caden is the Broadcast Editor in Chief, besides journalism Caden likes to fly fish and play soccer. He enjoys editing and producing the Breakdown.

Julie McDevitt taught at the school for 26 years after attending the school herself.

Teaching a thing or two

The new tardy policy looks to fix unexcused class absences and tardies.

‘Every class matters’ policy now in place

Advanced Placement (AP) exams are administered every May, allowing students to showcase their knowledge from AP courses.

The downsides of Advanced Placement exams

The West Linn-Wilsonville School District ISEF competition took place on Feb. 28, displaying boards that present different projects.

Getting ISEF down to a science

Athey Creek Middle School is undergoing construction to prepare for their transformation to Riverside High School this fall.

Third times the charm

Arts and Entertainment

Fans attend a Mother Mother concert at a Portland venue.

Concert catastrophes

45 years after its release, Grease has begun to lose some of its touch, with modern film critics such as Metacritic granting it a 7/10.

Does ‘Grease’ still hold up?

The cover image of the game depicts Link standing at the edge of a sky island.

‘Tears of the Kingdom’ brings new abilities and franchise continuation

In ancient Greek plays, characters’ identities were often displayed through masks. In this shortened version of Homer’s “The Odyssey,” dramatized by Gregory A. Falls and Kurt Beattie, and directed by Jesse Kohler, actors portrayed gods don unique masks. The mask pictured here portrays Hermes.

The short on ‘Shorts ‘23’

Ticketmasters monopoly on concerts tickets has provided controversy since 2018.

Ticket disasters

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Teaching a thing or two
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‘Every class matters’ policy now in place
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The downsides of Advanced Placement exams
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Getting ISEF down to a science
Academics
Third times the charm
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Four tips for four years in high school
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Planning accordingly
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ChatGPT: the future writes itself
Academics
Falling behind: are the new schedule updates helpful or harmful?
Academics
Promoting and proposing ethnic awareness

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