December 14, 2018
Samantha Marecek
October 22, 2018
Filed under Features, Wilcox and the World
Modest. Determined. Hardworking. These words and more can easily describe Wilcox High School junior Aya Furuta. Often found in the library, Aya Furuta strives to surpass the expectations of others, while maintaining a down-to-earth...
Clarissa Guglielmelli, Sports Editor
October 22, 2018
Filed under Features, News
The Clackamas County Cab Crime
Having car trouble on the day of a big crime? Lack of transportation did not stop this Oregon man from robbing a bank when his car broke down. What did he do? He called an Uber. Forty-Year-Old D...
Lindsey Laughlin, WATW Editor
May 29, 2018
Filed under Features, Sports
After a record-breaking season, the Wilcox Chargers volleyball team emerged from CCS with a 31-3 record as well as a final ranking of 76th in the state of California. Among these esteemed athletes is Hoon Cho, a three year varsity...
Marina Herrera
April 6, 2018
Filed under Features, Wilcox and the World
“If Key Club is a way to build leadership skills, meet new people, teach integrity, and a way to give back to the community. The Key Club president Khue Vo says that she likes to look at the name “Key Club” as a saying that...
Michelle Lozada Alvarez, Staff Writer
April 5, 2018
Filed under Features, OP-ED
Raves:
Animals: I really like animals! I own two cats, but I love pets that people don’t normally have. First off, birds. I’m not talking regular parakeets, I’m talking about cockatiels, cockatoos, love birds, or parro...
