January 19, 2021
News
Peace Room Adjusts To Staff Changes
Arts
Rock Saved My Life
Opinions
To Artists, AI Stands for “Awful Intelligence”
Showcase
Wilde Lake Basketball Nets Historic Season
Wilde Lake and Hammond Pilot LGBTQ+ Studies Class for HCPSS
The Beautiful Complexity of Having Sisters
Features
First Students in County to Lead Peace Circles
Stop Asking If I’m Hot in This
Crowds Pour in for “Legally Blonde”
Henry Hopper Makes Strides with State Championship Win
Wilde Lake Student Democracy Leaders Create Accessibility for Student Voice
From Contraception to Inhalers, School-Based Wellness Center Aims to Meet Students’ Needs
Another Year of Antisemitism Proves Words have Power
Curtains Open to the Padgett Era
Ms. Owens Pirouettes into the Wilde Lake Dance Department
The Loading Screen: “Red Dead Redemption II”
Columbia Community Care Grows to Meet Community Needs
Why You Should Stop Listening to Andrew Tate
Advisory Falls Short of Vision
“Almost, Maine” Cast and Crew Prepare for Opening Night
Post-Pandemic, Students Still Need Support
Staff and Students Compromise on Decision for 3-Day Advisory
Reactions After Football Fights Underscore Wilde Lake’s Unfair Reputation
A Tall Tale
Providing Support and Safety in School Remains Priority
![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]](https://wlhspawprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Democracy-475x356.png)
