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Wantagh High School’s Brand New Jewish Club

November 22, 2019

Each year, Wantagh High School welcomes new clubs to its wide variety of available clubs—and this year is no exception. Last year, three new clubs popped up—the Asian Culture Club, Minds Matter, and the World Food Club. This y...

Is the 737 Max safe?

November 21, 2019

Amazon Supermarkets To Open Up Nationwide As Early As 2020

November 21, 2019

All of those Practices Made for a Perfect Field Show This Fall

November 19, 2019

We Have A Wide World of Homecoming Emotions

November 1, 2019

Child Falls Off Cruise Ship To Death; Grandfather Arrested

Nora Toscano, Reporter

November 1, 2019

Eighteen-month-old Chloe Wiengand fell out of a cruise ship window docked in Puerto Rico, resulting in her death, during her family’s vacation in July. Salvatore Anello, her grandfather, who had been holding her up to a se...

iPhones Now Made in India Following US-China Trade War

October 30, 2019

After Over 20 Years, American Dream Mall Finally Has Opening Date

Jenna Miller, Editor in Chief

October 30, 2019

Sometimes the greatest ideas and biggest projects take time to develop. Even if it seems like they might never be finished, these goals are eventually achieved—even if it takes 25 years. Such is the case for the American Dr...

Ethnic Cleansing in China Threatens Lives of 3 Million

October 30, 2019

Szechuan Sauce Strikes Back: App Store Update Problems Lead to Fan Outrage

Jenna Miller, Editor in Chief

October 30, 2019

It was the night of September 25, and numerous apps and games were supposed to receive important updates. These apps’ users and games’ players thought it would be just like any ordinary night - until seconds became minutes,...

“They” is Officially a Singular Pronoun

October 30, 2019

Blue Buckets Raise Awareness of Autism on Halloween

Morgan Berman, Features Editor

October 30, 2019

Parents have a sweet way to make trick-or-treating more fun for everyone on Halloween, especially children with autism. The tradition when kids dress up and go door-to-door can be intimidating for someone with autism, es...