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Hope Amidst Conflict: Reflections on October 7th
“I was in Israel-Palestine on October 7th.” These words have caused strong and diverse reactions, sometimes starting conversations and...
Mar 133 min read
Wicked Soars to Popularity Among Walls Students
Wicked was one of the most anticipated movie releases of 2024. The film is based on the 2003 musical Wicked , which was adapted from the...
Mar 122 min read

The Hope Within. Can America Survive Trump 2.0?
The White House - By Zoe Fisher Thirty-four felony counts, one conviction, two cases pending, two impeachments, and six bankruptcies....
Mar 123 min read
REVIEW: Moana 2 Falls Flat Compared To Its Predecessor
After a long wait of eight years since the last film in the franchise, Disney released Moana 2 on November 27th. The film, which is...
Jan 273 min read

Survey: Walls’ Thoughts on the Looming Presidential Election
With the 2024 Presidential Election creeping closer and closer all eyes are on the impending race, and the eyes of Walls students are no...
Oct 22, 20244 min read

Editors-in-Chief Sign Off
Gratitude and sign off from our 2023-2024 Editors-in-Chief.
Jun 20, 20242 min read
Dear Fellow Activists: Protest is Easy. Change is Hard.
To my fellow youth activists, Our world can be a scary place. Climate change threatens a sixth great extinction. The number of people who...
Jun 20, 20243 min read

Why We Should All Care About the SGA
Everyone at Walls knows the Student Government Association.
Jun 20, 20244 min read

Navigating High School Romance: Teachers Share Their Wisdom
Whether in a relationship, romanticizing a hallway crush, or single, most high school students could use some relationship advice.
Apr 7, 20243 min read

Can AI Create Art?
AI generates art in response to AP Art prompts.
Apr 7, 20243 min read

Walls Insulates Us From Current Events. It Should Do the Opposite
Walls struggles on how to best approach discussing the Israel-Hamas war.
Apr 7, 20247 min read


Affirmative Action Was Unfair; It Was Still Good For Everyone
The Supreme Court ruled that affirmative action — the policy of factoring race into college admissions — was unconstitutional.
Nov 6, 20233 min read
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