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The Student News Site of Wilde Lake High School

The Paw Print
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COLUMBIA, MARYLAND, OCTOBER 17, 2024 - Mr. Ben Townsend’s AP English 12 class has multiple empty seats with only 14 students.

AP classes face low enrollment

Tess Groen and Bella Horvath
November 19, 2024
COLUMBIA, MARYLAND, SEPTEMBER 20, 2024 -- The senior class jumps out of their seats to cheer after their pep rally win was announced.

Seniors Secure Three-Peat Win

Bella Horvath, Molly Eagan, London Bruton, and Amy Manzanares
September 25, 2024
The graphic depicts a student going through a maze to try and find an open bathroom. Throughout the maze, the student encounters hall monitors, vapes, and closed bathrooms. This graphic demonstrates what it is currently like to try and find an open bathroom at Wilde Lake.

Locked Bathrooms Are the Wrong Solution to Student Misuse

Bella Horvath, News Editor
May 28, 2024
Wilde Lake Student Bathrooms are increasingly getting restricted for students.

(From left to right) Myles Brown, William Hess, and Kaycee Henderson represent their plans for next year. Their paths range from high wage jobs, military academies, and four year colleges.

Life After the Lake: 2024 Senior Features

Arielle Levine, Amy Manzanares, and Bella Horvath
May 13, 2024

[Video] 12 Seniors Progress to Round Three of Senior Assassin Game

Bella Horvath, News Editor
April 26, 2024
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31 Left After First Round of Annual Senior Assassin Water Gun Game

Bella Horvath and Amy Manzanares
April 18, 2024
COLUMBIA, MARYLAND, FEBRUARY 23, 2024 -- Junior Autumn Wilkerson receives her late pass after scanning her Synergy QR code. According to administration, having students sign in with their QR codes provides more accurate data on student attendance.

Decline in Student Attendance Challenges Administration

Amy Manzanares and Bella Horvath
April 9, 2024
COLUMBIA, MARYLAND, FEBRUARY 6, 2024 -- HCASC president Allie Liu (left), Hemant Kantheti (left), and Cristian Allen (right) discuss the budget plan.

Budget Slash Leads to Overcrowded Classrooms

Faith Brown, Bella Horvath, Arielle Levine, and Amy Manzanares
April 9, 2024
COLUMBIA, MARYLAND, MARCH 18, 2024- Abisola Ayoola and Hannah Boyer discuss Abisola's research project for the AP African American Studies exam. Abisola's project is on the evolution of fashion across the diaspora.

Recruitment for African American Literature Class Falls Short

Joseph Ortiz-Rivera, Lee Lewis, Bella Horvath, Arielle Levine, and Amy Manzanares
April 9, 2024
COLUMBIA, MARYLAND, FEBRUARY 22, 2024 -- Sophomore Jathan Nguyen writes a list while contemplating whether or not he should take the SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test). As more colleges revert their SAT requirement policies, students grow more unsure about whether or not the test determines their futures.

As Colleges Remain Test Optional, Students Debate Over Impact of the SAT

Arielle Levine and Bella Horvath
April 9, 2024
Many of the students at Wilde Lake have immigrated from other countries throughout the world. Aisha Morillo immigrated from Venezuela at a young age, while Renato Serrano and Zulma Agullar immigrated from El Salvador.

[Photo] Three Immigrants Reflect on Their Past Lives and How They’ve Grown

Amy Manzanares, Editor-in-Chief
December 28, 2023
Muchos de los estudiantes de Wilde Lake han emigrado de otros países del mundo. Aisha Morillo emigró de Venezuela a una edad temprana, mientras que Renato Serrano y Zulma Agullar emigraron de El Salvador.

[Photo] Tres inmigrantes reflexionan sobre sus vidas pasadas y sus crecimientos

Amy Manzanares, Editor-in-Chief
December 25, 2023
MCAP scores will count for 20% of the final grades for the classes of 2026 and 2027. Graphic by Bella Horvath & Artumn Neil.

MCAP Test Scores To Count as 20% of Final Grade

Bella Horvath, Caroline Sorensen, Lee Lewis, William Brown, Talik Butler, and Artumn Neil
December 21, 2023
Color guard captains Katie Yarrish, Kaleo Krapfl, and Maggie Alt twirl their flags on the football field. The three worked to revive the program.

Color Guard Team Leaps Into Success with New Members

Bella Horvath, News Editor
December 20, 2023
Resilient Senior Class Battles in Final Pep Rally

Resilient Senior Class Battles in Final Pep Rally

Arielle Levine, Amy Manzanares, Blaiz Blackston, and Bella Horvath
November 1, 2023
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