Mammal of the Month: Pangolin

William Peritz, News Editor

October 25, 2018

Filed under Latitudes

Well here we are, two years later. Everyone’s favorite mammal-appreciation series returns for its third season, which means, fun fact: it’s older that the shelf life of canned applesauce. It’s true. For anyone new here, every issue Mammal of the Month provides information about the most underrated...

Mammal of the Month: Porcupine

William Peritz, Latitudes Editor

November 3, 2017

Filed under Latitudes

Welcome to the running series known as Mammal of the Month, returning for a second of many years to the Western Hemisphere. Once per issue, we’ll take a journey deep into the mammalian world, focusing on one creature at a time. Volume II, Issue I, let’s begin with the Porcupine. When it comes...

Teacher’s Pets

William Peritz, Staff Writer

May 11, 2017

Filed under Latitudes

Fenway has a tight schedule, and it will be respected. He needs a walk at precisely 6 a.m., by none other than his owner, Lynn Define. Define wakes up every morning with plenty of time to walk Fenway, her dog, and still make it to school. The dog then does whatever it is that he does until 8 pm on the...

Mammal Of The Month: May 2017

William Peritz, Staff Writer

May 4, 2017

Filed under Latitudes

The main goal here at the Mammal of the Month writer’s desk is to shine a light into all corners of the mammal community and improve the reputation of the most underrated. On this note, get ready to learn all about bats and how great these creatures really are. First off, bats are huge. Not in size,...

Mammal Of The Month: Wombats

William Peritz, Staff Writer

March 24, 2017

Filed under Latitudes

Australia gets all the coolest animals. Emus, kangaroos, koalas, tasmanian tigers, blobfish, platypus, and, most importantly, wombats. Wombats are short, kinda fat little marsupials that live in groups called wisdoms, mobs, or colonies. They have many interesting features and uses, as well as some downsides,...

Which Desktop Item Are You?

Matt Mandell, Latitudes Editor

March 18, 2017

Filed under Latitudes

Paperclip- Do you have trust issues? Can’t sustain a relationship and easily impressionable? You’re definitely a paperclip. You feel used and manipulated by the other desktop items...especially paperclip magnets. Stapler- Known for your intuition, empathy, and listening skills. Your friends se...

Under Official Review: The Ads of Super Bowl LI

August Lamb and Talley Johnston

February 17, 2017

Filed under Latitudes, Opinion

Welcome back, Warriors, to Talley and August's annual article: "Under Official Review", where we actively seek out the best and brightest ads that the Super Bowl can offer. It's been a year since our inaugural issue when we made Hemisphere history with the critically acclaimed analysis of Super Bowl 50. One year later, and we're covering LI (pronounced "fifty one") with the same zesty critique as its ...

Mammal of the Month: Walrus

William Peritz, Staff Writer

January 24, 2017

Filed under Latitudes

The walrus is truly a majestic creature. They are extremely fat, complete with mustaches and of course, the iconic giant tusks. The Arctic natives put all of these qualities to good use in their frigid habitat. A walrus’s tusks might be the best and most useful part about them. They have a variety...

Super Seminars

Matt Mandel and Mark Ferguson

April 29, 2016

Filed under Latitudes, Showcase

There is no better feeling than sitting in class and hearing the intercom come on releasing all students to go to a school-wide assembly. Even if it is on something that doesn’t quite captivate you, we could all agree it’s probably better than class. Mark and Matt brainstormed a few suggestion...

An Ode to TAB Muffins

Eme Massarelli

April 29, 2016

Filed under Latitudes

There seems to be a general consensus among the WAHS student body that the TAB muffins are freaking awesome. Personally—being a 4th quarter senior—the chocolate chip muffins are often my only motivation for showing up to first period, or at least the last five minutes. The tops are crispy, the bottoms...

Under Official Review: The Ads of Super Bowl 50

August Lamb and Talley Johnston

February 17, 2016

Filed under Latitudes, Reviews, Showcase, Sports, Uncategorized

It’s that time of year again: A whole Sunday devoted to football, and America couldn't be more excited! While the game is the main focus for most people -- ourselves included -- there is one component that makes the Super Bowl the Super Bowl, and it’s the commercials. They're a huge part of the experience beca...

Romeo finally finds his new Juliet, Ms. Hoza

February 10, 2016

Filed under Latitudes

About me: I'm an African pygmy hedgehog and I was born on Valentine's Day, hence the name. I used to live with Dana Isaacs until November of this year when I moved in with Ms. Hoza and her psychology students. I may be a little spikey on they outside, but I'm a softie underneath. Age: 1 year, 2 months Â...