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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
Misbah Farooqi

Misbah Farooqi, 2015-2017 Editor-in-Chief

Misbah Farooqi, Editor-in-Chief, (2015-2017)

All content by Misbah Farooqi
Beyond Wilde Lake, We Can All Make an Impact

Beyond Wilde Lake, We Can All Make an Impact

May 8, 2017
Ms. Jones Reflects on Her Experiences in Segregated Howard County

Ms. Jones Reflects on Her Experiences in Segregated Howard County

May 8, 2017
Restorative Practices Seek to Build Community and Engage Students

Restorative Practices Seek to Build Community and Engage Students

May 8, 2017
Women’s March Inspires Students to Get Involved

Women’s March Inspires Students to Get Involved

January 29, 2017
With Climate Change Deniers In Charge, Science Education is Crucial

With Climate Change Deniers In Charge, Science Education is Crucial

January 26, 2017
Happy Birthday, wlhspawprint.com!

Happy Birthday, wlhspawprint.com!

November 2, 2016
Mr. Shea Comes to Wilde Lake After Experience as Paraeducator

Mr. Shea Comes to Wilde Lake After Experience as Paraeducator

September 30, 2016
Ms. Broyles Transitions After 11 Years in Elementary Schools

Ms. Broyles Transitions After 11 Years in Elementary Schools

November 12, 2015
Communication is the Foundation of a Great School

Communication is the Foundation of a Great School

June 16, 2015
Lindsay Murray Finds Voice On Youtube

Lindsay Murray Finds Voice On Youtube

June 16, 2015
State of the Black Girl Talk Ignites Thoughtful Discussion About Race

State of the Black Girl Talk Ignites Thoughtful Discussion About Race

June 16, 2015
From Humble Beginnings To High School Principal

From Humble Beginnings To High School Principal

March 26, 2015
Procrastination is Our Worst Enemy

Procrastination is Our Worst Enemy

March 25, 2015
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    Another Year of Antisemitism Proves Words have Power

  • Junior Elise Varoli describes Ms. Padgett as ‘communicative, kind, and creative.’”(Photo by Josh Cofie)

    Arts

    Curtains Open to the Padgett Era

  • Ms. Owens practices full turns with her students. Freshman Sam Obregon describes Ms. Owens as hardworking, funny, and kind.”

    Arts

    Ms. Owens Pirouettes into the Wilde Lake Dance Department

  • An overlook that captures a large portion of the heartland, an area of Red Dead Redemption. Photo from Rockstar Games.

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    The Loading Screen: “Red Dead Redemption II”

  • On Saturday at 8:30 AM, thirty minutes before customers can come, Ms. Kirk (left) and a volunteer, Mr. Jacques Moutome (right), plan how they will organize the tables.

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    Columbia Community Care Grows to Meet Community Needs

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