Photo from stock.adobe.com By: Avery Ruggiero This week’s word of the week is Eleutheromania (el-oo-theh-roh-MAY-nee-ah). Eleutheromania is a noun used to describe the intense, frantic, or obsessive desire for freedom and independence. It contains two Ancient Greek roots; eleutheria and mania. Eleutheria is a rare Greek term for “freedom” or “liberty,” while mania is the…
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro signs Senate Bill 1014, establishing statewide bell-to-bell restrictions on student cell phone use beginning in the 2027-2028 school year. Photo credit to https://www.senatorstevesantarsiero.com/governor-shapiro-signs-bell-to-bell-cell-phone-ban-into-law/ By: Molly Cunningham Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro recently signed Senate Bill 1014 into law, prohibiting student use of personal cell phones in schools from bell to bell beginning…
By: Reagan Buselli 1. A full moon on Halloween only occurs once every nineteen years, with the next one being in 2039. 2. Halloween is the second-largest commercial holiday in the U.S., with Americans spending billions every year on decorations, candy, costumes, and even pet outfits. 3. The symbol of Halloween, the pumpkin, is technically…
By Nora Warner Photo: WAHS Players Next week, the WAHS players will perform their fall play, The Neverland Project, by Stephen Gregg. The production involves 37 students in grades 10-12. The play follows the classic story of Peter Pan, but from the perspective of Wendy and her brother John. Throughout the show, you’ll see the characters recount…
