Wayland Middle School
By Lilly Lin and Naomi Lathan. May the odds be ever in your favor! Many people have already seen the number one movie in the world “Hunger Games.” Hunger Games was a book that was made into a movie. A survey was done to see how many people in Wayland Middle school were planning on […]
By: Sunjae Lee, Sarah Tully, and Simrun Virkud 1.How are you liking working at the middle school? Ms Reynolds: I like it. I like the students and the Wayland community. I feel very welcome here. I like the calendar sales and I like that everyone goes on the field trips in Wayland. 2.Are you going […]
Bt Megha Patel Want to Know the Top Ten Dog Breed for 2010? Well you’ve come to the right place! Well… I think. Anyways, let’s find out! 1. Labrador Retriever 2. German Shepherds 3. Yorkshire Terriers 4. Beagles 5. Golden Retrievers 6. Bulldogs 7. Boxers 8. Dachshunds 9. Poodles 10. Shih Tzu Now you know! […]
By Willa Tise True Blue By Jane Smiley The book True Blue is about a girl named Abby Lovitt and a mysterious horse she buys named True Blue. When Abby goes to visit a friends stable she sees Blue, not paying attention to Blue’s history she buys him. Blue seems like the perfect horse, until […]
by Megha Patel Hey, have you noticed something new in the cafeteria? Well, if not, look more closely. If you have noticed, what is it? If you said there are now labels for the flags, then you’re correct! If not, too bad. Are you wondering why there are flags in the cafeteria? The flags are […]
By Duncan Stephenson Bill Russell is the greatest center of all-time. He was an innovator of the game, the ultimate team player, and forged defense into what it is today. Bill Russell was born on February 12, 1934 in West Monroe, Louisiana. All of Bill’s childhood was spat upon by segregation. It got so bad […]
by Nandita Subbiah Which are smarter cats or dogs? Oxford University researchers say dogs are more intelligent in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The Oxford researchers studied 500 species, both fossilized and living to see how they have evolved over 60 million years. They found that social animals, such as dogs, have larger […]
By Duncan Stephenson When looking at this year’s March Madness tournament I see teams like The Ohio State Buckeyes, the Tar Heels of North Carolina, Syracuse and then… Harvard. Not to say they don’t fit in with the group I just mentioned but the Crimson can say the had a very respectable season at 26-4 […]
By Kathryn Malnight The spring musical is coming!!!! This year, the play is called Katastrophe Kate. In this article, you will see an overview of the play, some information about showtimes, and some quotes from Mr. Murray, the author of the play. The musical is about a cooking student named Katherine Sinclair. She attends the […]
By Sharmila Mysore, Alexis George and Maddie Moran The way you walk is the way most people perceive you. Whether it’s vertically, horizontally, or just plain awkward (in the middle school we have it all). Walking is away of life for most of us. So let’s start off with the guys. Most guys walk in […]