Wayland Middle School
World Language Week is a week that 8th grade students will show 6th graders what they learned in their language classes. They will attend 6th grade social studies class, and teach 6th graders a few words they learned in the class, and they will make slideshows with it to make the explanation better. Maybe they […]
WILL THE PRESIDENT GET IMPEACHED? By Brendan Ho Midterm Elections: President Barack Obama is in some deep trouble. During the midterm elections on Tuesday, November 4th, republicans gained control of the senate for the first time since 2006 AND increased their majority in the house of representatives. This is very bad for democrats […]
Liang: Hi, Ms.Hagan, I’m Liang, and I’m from newspaper club. Can I interview one of your member? Ms.Hagan: Oh, yeah, sure, so who are you going to interview to? Liang: Ummm, do you have any ideas for that? Ms.Hagan: Yeah, why don’t you interview the two girls coming over from there? Liang: Okay~ Hi, I’m […]
Introduction This is the first of a series of Food Slideshows. Following slideshows will feature exotic fruits, junk food, and top foods overall. The meats in the following slideshow are based on taste and health. There will also be a bonus part of the Top Tastiest Meat later. Taste Taste will be based on general […]
Liang and Michelle: Hi, Mrs. Daley, we are from newspaper club and we are interviewing new teachers, so we are going to interview you. Mrs. Daley: Hello, ok that’s great, but I only have 3 minutes is that enough? Michelle: Yeah, it’s very short, only a couple of questions. Start Liang Liang: Which grade are […]
Michelle, Liang, and Joyce: Hi. Mr. Longnecker: Hi. Liang: So we are going to interview you, about changing clusters. Mr. Longnecker: Ok, is it a long one? Michelle and Liang: No, there are only 4 question Mr. Longnecker: Ok I can do that. What are the questions? Joyce: What grade are you in? Mr. Longnecker: […]
EBOLA- How Worried Should You Be? Kevin Wang Ebola. You have probably heard that word no matter where you live. Have it be the U.S.A, Europe, Asia, or West Africa, where Ebola is striking hardest. At the current date of October 17th, 2014, more than 5,000 people have died, says the World Health Organization. […]
The One Chapter One: The girl crouched, waiting for a peacock to come and eat the feed from her palm. The security guard at the zoo had told them to not feed the peacocks because they had no training, and they would just bite them. But Rachel wasn’t worried, animals usually loved her. […]
This interview is thanks to Michelle Li and Liang Lu: Liang and Michelle: Hi, Mrs. Drahusz, how are you doing? Mrs. Drahusz: Very good, how about you? Michelle: We are here to interview you about your presence at the Wayland Middle School. Drahusz(although reluctant about the interview): Ok, what are the questions? Liang: So, which […]
Origami is a very cool paper folding. It starts from Japan and spread to the public. The meaning of origami in Japan is “ori” means folding and “kami” means paper. Origami began sometime after Buddhist monks carried paper to Japan during the 6th century. The first origami people ever made is the japanese crane. Buddhism […]