Wayland Middle School
If we take the time to realize that we are all one this earth could turn into everyone’s home an unbreakable movement is what we would become. If we take the time to keep our heads out of the past we could build a new community and become open arms to all the rest. If […]
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Cousin Jennifer By Nick Smith Cousin Jennifer One evening recently, our housekeeper Mrs. Hudson had brought us a pot of tea, she turned to Sherlock Holmes with an uncharacteristic mischievous smile. “I have a little poser that I fancy might amuse you for a moment or two Mr. Holmes, if you care to hear […]
On Monday, October 15, the Wayland Middle School girls faced off against the Lincoln Middle School girls in field hockey. It was a battle of two Warrior teams. Everybody was pumped up as the first whistle blew to signal the start of the game. Since Wayland won the coin toss, they elected to get the […]
By Kevin Hodgdon
Through the eyes of someone else Nothing is quite the same. Whispers Are heard differently And pictures in our heads Seem to change. The hearts within other people Beat to different things. Goals And dreams Either out or in their reach. Through the eyes of someone else Nothing is quite the same. So before […]
By Kathryn Malnight retarded |riˈtärdid|adjective less advanced in mental, physical, or social development than is usual for one’s age. This is the dictionaries definition of the word retarded. But this, is what people now use the word as: An “unofficial” (not recognized by dictionaries) slang descriptor for a person/thing/action/object, etc., or a combination of, which […]
Are you left brained or right brained? by Nandita Subbiah Did you know that the left side of your brain and the right side of your brain control different parts of your thinking? For most people, one side of your brain is more dominant than the other side. A person who is ‘’left-brained’’ is supposed […]
“The MCAS tests hurt kids. Thanks to the Ledger for focusing on those kids who may have skills but cannot pass a written test. But please don’t forget our third graders trying to read a sixth grade level item, and becoming sick over the test. Don’t forget our 10th grader contemplating dropping out, and closing […]