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The oldest continuously published high school newspaper in America

The Willistonian, Est. 1881

The oldest continuously published high school newspaper in America

The Willistonian, Est. 1881

The oldest continuously published high school newspaper in America

The Willistonian, Est. 1881

Day Student Driving: A Tight Leash
Day Student Driving: A Tight Leash
Lauren Martinez ‘26, Staff Writer/Editor • March 25, 2025

Having a car and being able to drive off campus is one of the only "leg ups" day students are known to have over boarders, but the restrictions sometimes...

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School Shootings on the Rise—How Does Williston Ensure Safety?
Rinka Okuno '25, Staff Writer/Editor • March 25, 2025

School shooting is an unfortunate reality of American life. Over the past few years, there has been a stark increase in school shootings, with 2021,...

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The Cultural, Personal Significance of Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Show
Blue Meyerson '26, Staff Writer/Editor • February 18, 2025

The real show in the Superbowl may have been Kendrick Lamar. As one of the most symbolic pieces ever to be performed in the Super Bowl halftime show,...

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After Years Of Decline, Religious Membership Could be Making a Comeback
Olin Rose-Bardawil '25, Editor-In-Chief • March 25, 2025

For many years, studies into Americans’ religious affiliations have all painted a similar picture: we are becoming an increasingly secular country, with...

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The Cultural, Personal Significance of Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Show
Blue Meyerson '26, Staff Writer/Editor • February 18, 2025

The real show in the Superbowl may have been Kendrick Lamar. As one of the most symbolic pieces ever to be performed in the Super Bowl halftime show,...

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A Digital Revolution—But Are We Ready?
Dannielle Lu ‘27, Associate Editor • February 17, 2025

Artificial intelligence isn’t just our future—it’s the present, transforming society faster than we ever expected. Jobs are disappearing, new ones...

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The “Main Character” Mindset: Confidence or Performance?
Dannielle Lu ‘27, Associate Editor • March 25, 2025

What if life were just another version of The Truman Show, where you’re the only real person and everyone else is an illusion? In an age where we...

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After Years Of Decline, Religious Membership Could be Making a Comeback
Olin Rose-Bardawil '25, Editor-In-Chief • March 25, 2025

For many years, studies into Americans’ religious affiliations have all painted a similar picture: we are becoming an increasingly secular country, with...

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The Head-Turning Looks from the 2025 Oscars
Sadie Dripps '26, Associate Editor • March 9, 2025

The 2025 Oscars Red Carpet was a showcase of diverse attire. The Oscars, at the Dolby Theatre in L.A. on Sunday March 2, 2025, at 7:00, handed out notable...

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NFL Combine Features Standout Performances
Richard Yu-Hwang '26, Staff Writer/Editor • March 27, 2025

The 2025 NFL Scouting Combine provided a crucial platform for prospects to improve their draft stock ahead of the April draft, with several standout performances. Athletes...

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The Cultural, Personal Significance of Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Show
Blue Meyerson '26, Staff Writer/Editor • February 18, 2025

The real show in the Superbowl may have been Kendrick Lamar. As one of the most symbolic pieces ever to be performed in the Super Bowl halftime show,...

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Annual Pink in the Rink Game Raises $10,000 for Breast Cancer
Declan Grenache '26, Staff Writer/Editor • February 16, 2025

Girls Varsity Ice Hockey raised nearly $10,000 at their annual "Pink in the Rink" game against Hotchkiss on Saturday, Feb. 1. Pink in the Rink is the...

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The “Main Character” Mindset: Confidence or Performance?
Dannielle Lu ‘27, Associate Editor • March 25, 2025

What if life were just another version of The Truman Show, where you’re the only real person and everyone else is an illusion? In an age where we...

Day Student Driving: A Tight Leash
Day Student Driving: A Tight Leash
Lauren Martinez ‘26, Staff Writer/Editor • March 25, 2025

Having a car and being able to drive off campus is one of the only "leg ups" day students are known to have over boarders, but the restrictions sometimes...

Credit: Wikipedia
After Years Of Decline, Religious Membership Could be Making a Comeback
Olin Rose-Bardawil '25, Editor-In-Chief • March 25, 2025

For many years, studies into Americans’ religious affiliations have all painted a similar picture: we are becoming an increasingly secular country, with...

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