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Matthew Bastianen, Journalism StudentMarch 4, 2024
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Abby Barson, Copy EditorMarch 4, 2024
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Tomas Moran, Editor in Chief
On Wednesday, Feb. 14, and the days leading up to it, love is in the air. All around the world, people celebrate their adoration for those around them. Red roses, hearts,...
Matthew Bastianen, Journalism Student
March 4, 2024
Imagine trying to explain electricity to your great-grandparents. With just one cord, you can boil water, heat areas, cool areas, and access all the information ever compiled. They would assume you had...
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Abby Barson, Copy Editor
November 13, 2023
If you take a trip down memory lane, you might recall the words: “gifted education” or you could barely remember having taken the test at around the age of 7. In some situations, parents have a lack of information in...
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The Wheaton Warrenville South boys’ basketball team reached the end of the road in a highly contested IHSA regional final, recovering from a bad spell to finish the season strongly. On Feb. 2, South visited North for...
It was back-to-back victories for the Tigers as both the girls' and boys' basketball teams took down the Falcons in Orange and Black Gym on Dec. 15. The first matchup of the night was the girls game, which went down to the...
Wheaton Warrenville South’s home closer ended in defeat at the hands of the Batavia Bulldogs, 28-14 at Red Grange Field on Oct. 13. The Tigers competed with the DuKane conference heavyweights until the end of the match,...