Word of the Week: Inane
by DOINA PLOP Deputy Editor Inane (adj.) Silly, lacking significance or point. The student thought his question was inane, but…
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No Bad Weather #9: Spiritual practices
Finding joy in a COVID winter By JESSICA PACE There’s a saying in Scandinavian culture, where winter days are sunless…
Word of the Week: Hooey
Hooey (noun, slang) Nonsense. The teacher tried to explain to the student the computation of the derivatives but it all…
March Book Flight: Spring
by JESSICA PACE The epic family mystery The Forgotten Garden Kate Morton Historical fiction When four-year-old Nell is found sitting…
Fun stuff: Feb. 26 through March 12
By CYDNEY HEED Editor Even in the era of social distancing, there are still opportunities to have fun! Check out…
Word of the Week: Gadabout
by DOINA PLOP Deputy Editor Gadabout (noun) A person who habitually seeks fun and pleasure. Steve used to be a…
No Bad Weather #8: Writing for a healthy brain
Finding joy in a COVID winter by JESSICA PACE There’s a saying in Scandinavian culture, where winter days are sunless…
Word of the Week: Farrago
by DOINA PLOP Deputy Editor Farrago (noun) A confused mixture; an unorganized collection of various things. The student’s desk is…
A look at esports at WCC
by ETHAN BERMAN Staff Writer Editor’s note: This story has been updated to correct figures about the percentage of schools…
Fun stuff: Feb. 12 through Feb. 25
By CYDNEY HEED Editor Even in the era of social distancing, there are still opportunities to have fun! Check out…
Word of the Week: Evanescent
by DOINA PLOP Deputy Editor Evanescent (adjective) Of short duration; passing out of sight; fading away; vanishing. The student would…
No Bad Weather #7: Travel from home
Finding joy in a COVID winter By JESSICA PACE Graphic Designer There’s a saying in Scandinavian culture, where winter days…