Senior, Hailey Ostrolencki with her two students
Jaden Cohn, Staff Writer
May 19, 2023
While most of you are enjoying sleeping in on your late starts, these students have been out mentoring the students at Woodland Elementary. Over the past few months, a group of about 15 Warren Students have taken time out of their late starts to provide the elementary students with positive attitudes,...
May 19, 2023
High school may not have been exactly what I pictured it to be. It was not the stereotypical coming of age movie I convinced myself of. There was no pristine wardrobe department, the same consistent cast of characters that speak with the perfect dialogue, and where everything follows a clear cut plot...
Kahlia Williams, Staff Writer
May 13, 2023
Harrison Levy’s “Moon Shadow” was captured simply because the moon looked cool and they decided to get a picture. However, a quick snapshot quickly turned into a photo that captures the detail and contrast the bright moon and dark sky behold.
Jaden Cohn, Staff Writer
May 19, 2023
Well I guess this is it. The expression “all good things come to an end”, is very real at this moment. It’s so crazy to think that those 4 years (although they felt like 2.5) really flew by. In the book of life, the chapter of “highschool” has come to a close which allows me to start a new...
Taylor Simmons, Staff Writer
May 19, 2023
I have so much to say about my high school experience; it can’t be narrowed down to a few paragraphs but I’ll do my best. Like the last few graduating classes covid impacted my high school career, but it was very memorable regardless. I’m proud that I was able to persevere academically, socially,...
May 19, 2023
Welp, I’m finally at the end. I joined a couple clubs, wrote some essays, made new friends, and figured out what I liked. So how was it? Looking back, I always feel a certain sadness. We all lost some school during the pandemic and for me it really did take over my life for a certain period...
Shannon Pharr, Staff Writer
May 19, 2023
Artificial technology is becoming more advanced, and as it continues to evolve, it's replacing creativity with pre-fed data. Since it retrieves existing data of art that has already been created, nothing AI ever creates is entirely original. In the classroom, teachers are concerned as students are now...
Rajief James (RJ), Staff Writer
May 1, 2023
Schools are classified as government institutions, where the purpose is to hone, refine, and facilitate one's skills. Communities view schools with open arms, both as an institution of learning, and a place where children can refine social skills and traits of adaptability. In retrospect, schools were...
Eshelle Zeeshan, Staff Writer
March 24, 2023
The College Board has recently announced that it will be piloting two new AP classes: AP African American Studies and AP Precalculus. Teachers and colleges have been working to perfect these classes for over a decade, but they are now set to release in the 2023-2024 school year. These courses will allow...
Shannon Pharr and Eshelle Zeeshan
May 19, 2023
On Monday, May 1, 2023 the 75th Met Gala was held in New York City. Its main focus was Karl Legerfeld’s fashion influence and style from his life that consisted of his time as a designer with Chanel. He was known for primarily wearing black, white, silver, and red tones in his outfits. Additionally,...
Kahlia Williams, Staff Writer
May 13, 2023
Ruby Lester’s “anxiety” was created during a hard time in their life, and this work of art is a physical representation of what “racing thoughts in the mind of someone with severe anxiety” may look like. The burning orange fire represents anxiety, while the skull portrays the person enduring...
Kahlia Williams, Staff Writer
May 13, 2023
Giancarlo Milan’s “Panglow”, which means loneliness in Tagalog, beautifully represents the state of being alone. The depth and detail given to the natural elements of the piece was intentional, with Giancarlo wanting to make “the viewer question if there’s anything else out there,” or is...
Harrison Levy, Staff Writer
April 20, 2023
Last Friday night, the spectacular squad of 11 teachers faced off against 10 first responders in their annual Everyday Heroes Basketball Game. This was the 3rd year of it being played. Each team has held the series to one win a piece. This game was full of excitement as families...
March 24, 2023
Junior Kayla Cameron recently represented the Warren Blue Devils in Rockford at the IHSA State Bowling Tournament on February 17th. Kayla went on to qualify for the state finals on the 18th and placed 17th overall bowling an average of 203.1 for 12 games. While she did an amazing job at state, she...
Madi Tyler, Staff Writer
March 24, 2023
With the boy’s team ending off the season with a loss against Libertyville for a home playoff game, they had a record of 18-15! Now let's get into how the team got there. The boy’s team started off their first day of practice on the 7th of November. Their practices consist of multiple dribbling,...
Fatima - Zahra Bendaou, Contributor to Scratch Paper
November 22, 2021
There’s no denying that the Muslim Student Association (MSA) at Warren is an inspiring community of young people. However, one of them that particularly strikes me as an...
Someone You Should Know: Mrs. Kubik
November 22, 2021
Someone You Should Know: Maurice Edwards
November 19, 2021
Someone You Should Know: Mr. Kolakowski
November 19, 2021
