Walpole High School's Student Newspaper
Massachusetts is a blue state. Undeniably, historically, repetitively, blue. Since 1928, Massachusetts has only voted Republican for the Presidential Election four times. With rhetoric of fake news and misleading information more prevalent now than ever before, a finger must be pointed at the role Massachusetts schools, including Walpole High School, […]
Singing, dancing, laughing—these actions generally put audiences in a good mood. However, Michael Gracy’s “The Greatest Showman” proves otherwise. Unfortunately, this PG-13 musical loosely based on the life of P.T. Barnum (Hugh Jackman) and the creation of the first circus lives up neither to its hype nor its star cast. […]
Greta Van Fleet brings hard rock and blues rock together in young packaging with their new EP album, “From the Fires,” which they released this November. Although the band has only released one EP album, their success seems inevitable. The quartet’s angry yet melodic songs bring Led Zeppelin to mind, […]
By Dana DeMartino, Lilly O’Connell, Meghan Brigham
Walpole High School students are holding donation drives to help hurricane victims in Puerto Rico and Texas. Special educator Courtney Nottebart placed donation bins for Puerto Rican victims in the main lobby and in front of her classroom, room 1136. To support Houston families, senior Ellen Irmiter placed a bin […]
By Emily Butler, Dana DeMartino, and Kerstin Fontanez The common consensus among students is that teachers have always worshiped the subjects they teach. Most students are under the impression that during a teacher’s own schooling years they were the best at their respective subjects, and the quintessential straight-A student. However, […]
