Westwood Choir Fall Concert (VIDEO)

Rosie Deal, Executive Editor| October 29, 2021

Daniel Caesar Duets with Rex Orange County for Special Valentine’s Day Track

While performing 'HUMBLE', Kendrick Lamar's dancers arrange to represent the American flag. With Lamar very noticeably stood in the center of the flag, this represented the divided and polarized nature of politics in America today.

Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Halftime Show Reflects American Society

'Dead Boy Detectives', a live-action Netflix TV series released in April of 2024, garnered mixed responses for its handling of a variety of sensitive topics. One notable complaint was that the show exemplified the Bury Your Gays trope when all the queer characters died or had unhappy endings within the show. Although seemingly benign, this spreads the narrative that queer people's role in society will never be valued as much as their heterosexual counterpart as their lives are meant to end in tragedy.

RETROSPECTIVE: ‘Dead Boy Detectives’ and the Danger of the Bury Your Gays Trope

As the remainder of the principal male characters look on, Browning Lind '25 performs as neurotic best man George. Over his three years in the musical theater program, Lind honed skills that culminated in his performance as George.

1920s Roar to Life with ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’

Sofia Isella's newest single 'Dog's Dinner' released on Monday, Jan. 27 and captured the experience under the patriarchy perfectly. Her haunting lyrics and eerie production demonstrate the gender roles placed upon those in romantic relationships. Perfectly encompassing how women feel in the current political climate, 'Dog's Dinner' is another beautifully accurate track from Isella.

Sofia Isella’s Single ‘Dog’s Dinner’ Digests Suffering Under the Patriarchy

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Rating the Greek Gods with Oliver and Baker

Exploring Westwood’s Ditch (VIDEO)

Westwood Students Visit TXETA 2022 in Galveston

An Interview with New Associate Principal, Ms. Jessica Rinehart

Stability and Change: Ms. Campbell Discusses Progress and Priorities

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