Mr. Ryan Stafford might be new to the role of principal, but he is certainly not new to Woodrow Wilson High School. Originally a graduate of 2009, Stafford's ambitions were always to come back...
Nancy Terlizzi is leaving her profession of teaching after 26 years. For the past nine years, Mrs. Terlizzi has taught at Woodrow Wilson High School. Her favorite thing about teaching was, “the love...
As I grew up, my grandma always cooked for me. Whether it was my birthday cake or just dinner at her house, she always made the best food. She has always been there for me by coming to my sports games...
For the West Virginia Young Writers contest, Woodrow is allowed to submit two students; a freshman or sophomore and a junior or senior. This year, Woodrow chose sophomore Allee Adkins and junior Raigan...
While high school relationships can certainly last, it is more likely that they will come to an end by the couple’s graduation year or shortly afterward. Despite the likelihood of breaking up, some students...
Mr. Quesenberry, or “Coach Q” (as students call him), was recently awarded the Teacher of the Year award from Woodrow Wilson High School. Originally awarded in 1952, this prestigious award recognizes...
“STRIKE THREE! YOU’RE OUT!” yells the umpire from behind home plate. The next batter jogs up to the batter's box ready to show the opposing team what she's got. Leading off ball one with a high pitch...
Doug Edert shoots the ball, making a swish, causing the crowd to erupt into a roar! Edert leads the underdog Saint Peter's basketball team to one of the most shocking upsets in the past decade.
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Creatine. The compound is possibly one of the most debated and researched supplements in the bodybuilding community. Is it bad? Is it beneficial? This has been the question since it was first introduced...
Keynan Richardson-Cook, a senior at Woodrow Wilson High School, recently signed with Georgetown University.
Cook started playing football when he was five or six years old.
“It was the first year...
BANG! The sound of the gun goes off, flooding through your body, blood signals you to run as hard as you can physically push yourself. This is a feeling that’s all too familiar to Woodrow Wilson High...
