The 2020-2021 school year starts off in tears… or is it just us?
Tik Tok: The Real Pandemic
Tik Tok fan? COVID hater? You have fallen to the biggest world’s scam of all time. Continue reading to find out how.
On Acting and Identity
By Emma Miao ('22) How do you know who you are? Recently, my English class had a lively discussion on identity. Bill commented on how our identity was based on the physical like genetics, while Rose countered identity is based on actions. Others argued both could be true, while another person argued the opposite, how... Continue Reading →
Meet the Prefects
A brief introduction to a few of WPGA’s new prefects
Late Night Thoughts With Lu: The End Goal
I made a total fool of myself in front of the class. I had written an exercise on the board, and directed the class to do it. Soon enough, Cameron and Miller came up with the same answer, while Ethan came up with a different one. Ethan is wicked smart and quick, so I told... Continue Reading →
The Wrath of COVID: Movie Edition
Many businesses have been forced to adapt to the pandemic in order to stay open, but how did COVID-19 affect the booming movie industry and the already-dying business of theatres? Keep reading to find out!
A Comprehensive Guide to Korean Dramas
The last piece to a rewarding life: Korean Dramas
B.C. Votes!
With a snap provincial election fast approaching, how much do you really know about it?
An Introduction and Review of Among Us
By Brigette Lee (Grade 11) Among Us. Two words that have been thrown around the interwebs for quite some time and are starting to become familiar in our mouths and ears. Among Us. Having been tasked with writing this article, I have decided to download the game for research purposes but also to see what... Continue Reading →
5 Fun and Safe Ideas for Halloween During COVID-19
It’s already Fall, which means Halloween is coming soon, but things will be slightly different due to the Covid 19 pandemic this year, so here are five fun and safe ideas to celebrate this year’s Halloween.
