Mock Trial is not just a club that gives students the opportunity to learn about the American justice system by simulating a criminal or civil trial, but allows students to grow as individuals.
Although...
Camryn Corbin, Business Manager, Student Life Writer
• May 22, 2017
Student Council is for the students, led by the students, meant for everyone to share their ideas and interests and to feel their voices being heard.
“Student Council is an organization that has...
Tears have been shed, petitions have been made, and word has spread: Booksellers at Laurelwood is officially closing by the end of February.
For years, the locally-owned bookstore has been a destination...
Just like Santa, teachers are busy people, and they need their own elves, who we know as “TAs” (teacher’s assistants). Behind the scenes in a classroom, these TAs ensure that tests and quizzes are...
Many students are First-Generation children which mean their parents were born in another country, but the students were born in America.
Along with the students being from another country they also...
Sarah Liu, Layout, Student Life
• December 14, 2016
November. AP fees are due: $93 per test. In comes May, AP-testing month: whether or not you pass lies upon your own shoulders. So, is $93 affordable? Is it worth it?
Each student has his or her reason...
When the first announcement was made that students would have to purchase parking passes and gates would be installed for the parking lots, many students were left confused. There has been a lot of misinformation...
A new STEM building, an amped up library, a track and field arena: these are just a few structures of Richard Myers’ renovation plans for White Station that were proposed to and accepted by the board.
Richard...
The Multicultural Fusion event was held to display the diversity of White Station and Memphis as a whole. This event was also a way to raise money for the Memphis Humane Society and UNICEF, where all the...
Lillie Hixson, Writer for Student Life
• April 12, 2016
The goal of White Station’s new St. Jude Club is to serve children who have had a carefree childhood taken from them. The club also gives high school students the opportunity to volunteer with these...
Throughout the dangerous jungle of the American high school, there wanders a jaguar, hungry for a different kind of prey. Instead of hunting and killing his peers in the jungle, he discreetly offers them...
“Depression Kills...”
“You are not alone.”
“Speak out!”
It is hard not to notice the abundance of depression awareness flyers posted around the school recently. This is appropriately...
