Certified Lover Boy is Certified Perfection
Certified Lover Boy, Drake’s latest album, dropped earlier this year with little warning in September. The cover of the album displays a diverse selection of twelve pregnant women, a big reason for the album going viral. The album cover was incredibly successful in intriguing people and causing them to wonder about the story behind such … Continue reading
Kanye West Does Donda the Best
To put it simply, Kanye West is one of the most influential artists of this generation with albums that have completely transformed the genre of rap and, in turn, the music produced by other artists as well. The same cannot be said for Drake. At just 33 years old, Kanye released My Beautiful Dark Twisted … Continue reading
The Semester System is Supreme
As the new school year starts, it is important to leave the past behind—whether that be poor grades, graduated seniors or the schedule plan. Last year’s schedule was more manageable and easy, but it was only a short-term fix; the module system was inefficient and did not prepare students for the upcoming year. The COVID-19 … Continue reading
The Quarter System is the Quintessential Schedule
The quarter system has proven to be the best scheduling at Western Reserve Academy. Under the quarter system, students could manage an easier workload, had more flexibility with electives and experienced more frequent breaks from difficult classes. This year, because students have to manage eight classes at one time instead of four, it has become … Continue reading
Standardized Testing is Unnecessary! It Should Go!
Standardized Testing is Unnecessary! It Should Go! Katya Luchette ’22Editor Standardized tests, such as the SAT and ACT, have long been used as benchmarks for colleges to review academic performance. But can these tests actually show the reality of how well a student can perform in the future? I believe they do not. Over the … Continue reading
Standardized Testing Should Stay! It’s Needed for College Admission.
Standardized Testing Should Stay! It’s Needed for College Admission. Elie Aoun ’21Editor-in-Chief Standardized testing is dreaded by most students starting the college admissions process for valid reasons: it can be stressful and time consuming. Many students also become frustrated because they are not able to earn the score they would like. The frequent test cancellations … Continue reading
The Green Key: Comfort and Entertainment
The Green Key: Comfort and Entertainment Sarah London ’22 Returning to school during the COVID-19 era means that a lot of changes had to be made to our school environment in order to keep us safe. One of those changes involves our lunch system, specifically, the locations. Last year, the whole school (teachers and students) … Continue reading
The Lux Truck Steers Our Hearts
The Lux Truck Steers Our Hearts Elie Aoun ’21Editor-in-Chief With the presence of COVID-19 demanding social distancing to reduce the spread of the virus, Western Reserve Academy had to create new locations for students to obtain lunches so that Ellsworth Dining Hall would not be filled with hundreds of students packed together every day. Several … Continue reading
The Rotating Schedule Results in Resentment
The Rotating Schedule Results in Resentment Renee Oh ’22Editor Newly implemented policies can have pros and cons. Some new rules are good. Some are not, like this year’s new schedule. As this is my third year at Western Reserve Academy. I am certain that this year’s schedule is not one that I enjoy the most. … Continue reading
Modules Make Life Much Better!
Modules Make Life Much Better! Parik Nepal ’22Editor With the new school year, many new protocols are being put in place due to the pandemic. One of these changes includes the new schedule. This schedule implements a four-semester system. In each semester there are five slots for classes and one of these slots is a … Continue reading
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