Evan Easley, News and Features Team Leader
• October 14, 2024
‘It’s okay to not be okay.’ ‘You matter.’ ‘Don’t let your story go unfinished.’ Around the school, many Spartans may have seen these messages, which hope to uplift stressed students as...
Evan Easley, News and Features Team Leader
• September 30, 2024
It’s a new school year. You expect to see all of your friends again, get some new supplies and maybe take some harder classes. However, for students like Trexler Townley Bakewell (11), this school year...
Evan Easley, News and Features Team Leader
• August 31, 2024
Spanish. Chinese. French. Japanese. Latin. When one pictures White Station High School’s (WSHS) language department, their mind usually drifts to one of these languages. After all, every student needs...
For many students, White Station’s pep rallies may seem quite repetitive; the band plays their music, the sports teams come out and occasionally some students play a dodgeball game. However, when Anisah...
One month remains. You will soon don your cap and gown, get on stage and receive your diploma. Many seniors have been ardently anticipating this event for the last few months; however, for the freshman...
It’s time. You drive over, clock in, put on your uniform and get to work greeting customers or running their food. Many students at White Station High experience a similar cycle for many hours over several...
In this episode of The Green Room, Evan Easley and Chitkala Ali discuss different programs that high schoolers are involved in and whether students take them due to passion or to appeal to...
Following their return from winter break, students may have seen several new faces sweeping the halls. This sight is not of just a couple new custodial members; instead, the entire custodial staff has...
In room M-134, Dr. Chikezie Madu is not only teaching AP Biology, DE Medical Terminology, DE Biology and DE Anatomy and Physiology, but he is also working on publishing his books. Starting from many years...
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A prick in the arm, the feeling of blood being drained — and three lives saved. Approximately 6.8 million people in...
Drill movements, interviews, presentations and dozens of cadets in uniform. These are just some of the sights one may see on Oct. 19, the day of White Station’s AJROTC mass inspection. The Joint Program...
When families around the world need cancer treatment for their children, one hospital comes to mind: St. Jude. The hospital has global fame for its mission to effectively treat pediatric cancers, and is...
