- February 22Bike lanes on Old Georgetown Road cause discourse in community
- February 22Constant Chromebook use: the disadvantages far outweigh the benefits
- February 22Security locks certain bathrooms during school day
- February 22Embrace the journey, savor the moment: a poms documentary
- February 22The unfortunate shift of dating through the years
- February 22“Split” Movie Sequel Review: “Glass”
- February 22Off the beat with WJ’s jazz band drummer: Bradley West
- January 18Rigorous courses force students to cram
- January 18Sophomore leader excels on the school and county level
- January 18Dancer Katie Berkman pirouettes into success
![A bulletin board in Jeremy Butlers room is covered with drawings and printed creations made by students. My favorite project is the one I do each semester in both Ancient Mediterranean and Medieval History, I pick a topic and have students draw cartoons. This past semester in Ancient Mediterranean Civilizations, I picked the Odyssey [to inspire their cartoons]. They’re encouraged to be a little humorous; they don’t have to stick to the time period or script exactly as long as they know the stops. It’s fun because if their art is bad, it’s entertaining [and] sometimes it’s so bad, it’s good. Other times it’s so good, you hang [them] up [and] use them as decorations for your class, Butler said.](https://www.wjpitch.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/6aCqY9Wj5OBHW857Am6LvKy1e9okEqc8AlHFduA1-675x900.jpg)
