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The Student News Site of Wilde Lake High School

The Paw Print
The Student News Site of Wilde Lake High School

The Paw Print
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Team Required to Use School Horses, Changes Impact Competition

Team Required to Use School Horses, Changes Impact Competition

Kate Glaros
June 16, 2015
Girls Track Crushes Record

Girls Track Crushes Record

Kate Glaros
June 16, 2015
Wilde Lake Boys Baseball Steps Up To The Plate

Wilde Lake Boy’s Baseball Steps Up To The Plate

Kate Glaros
February 20, 2014
Growing in Numbers and Strength, The Equestrian Team Jumps into Action

Growing in Numbers and Strength, The Equestrian Team Jumps into Action

Kate Glaros
November 20, 2013
Fresh Legs Join Varsity Soccer

Fresh Legs Join Varsity Soccer

Kate Glaros
November 20, 2013
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  • Crowds Pour in for “Legally Blonde”

    Arts

    Crowds Pour in for “Legally Blonde”

  • Henry Hopper at the finish of the State Championship at Hereford High School. (Photo credit Om Maryankandy)

    Features

    Henry Hopper Makes Strides with State Championship Win

  • Student democracy leaders know that students at Wilde Lake are ready to talk, according to SGA President Sajana Vigna Mclaughlin. Abisola says it is important for Wilde Lake to create a student democracy environment that is “not exclusionary and has everyone’s opinions present.” [From left to right: Abisola Ayoola, Oliver Song, Gabby Oshadiya, Sajana Vigna Mclaughlin, Aly Abel, Liz Cho, and Logan Peyton]

    Features

    Wilde Lake Student Democracy Leaders Create Accessibility for Student Voice

  • The Wilde Lake Wellness Center offers brochures covering topics like exercise, stress, sleep, vaping, alcohol, and bullying for high schoolers.

    News

    From Contraception to Inhalers, School-Based Wellness Center Aims to Meet Students’ Needs

  • The Star of David or known in Hebrew as a Magen David (shield of David) has long existed as the symbol for Judaism and can be cited back to the 12th century text of the Eshkol ha-Kofer, a work on the Ten Commandments. It was first used by Jewish printers to separate themselves from their competitors by marking their ancestry. During the Holocaust, the Star of David carried a new weight as the symbol on the badge Jews were forced to wear to be identified across Nazi Germany. Many Jewish people now wear the star with pride around their neck.

    Opinions

    Another Year of Antisemitism Proves Words have Power

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