In 1978, Stephen King released a collection compiling some of his previously published stories into one volume. It was called Night Shift, and ever since its release King has been known equally as a novelist...
By Hannah Ashtari, Assistant Community and World News Editor
• December 3, 2020
Three years in the making and created by Catherine Hughes ‘22 and her family, Tales of the Fabulist is a tabletop storytelling game that combines improvisation and teamwork. Up to ten players of...
By Nivrithi Kuttuva, Dreamcatcher Poetry & Prose Editor
• December 3, 2020
Ms. Emily Smith recently joined the Westwood Dance Department and currently teaches SunDancers and Warrior Pride. As an Austin native, she grew up in the Round Rock Independent School District (RRISD),...
The Beatles are arguably the most important band in music history. They created what we now consider to be rock music, and their echoes can be felt through most genres today. With a history of fantastic...
Thanksgiving is a time to give thanks and celebrate with family. However, due to the uncertainty of this year, many families will choose to opt out on celebrating this holiday. Even though the circumstances...
The 1980s were a great time to be a fan of horror and comedy. As a fan of both of these genres, it’s clear that I watch a lot of 80s movies. The 1970s may have been a great time for slower and artsier...
Ms. Rebecca Roberie joined the Social Studies department this year, teaching Applied World History. She majored in Criminology at Texas State University. As well as teaching, Ms. Roberie has expressed...
Basketball is one of the most entertaining sports in America, as it’s considered an exciting and fast-paced game. An impressive move a player can make is a slam dunk, causing the crowd to go wild. Out...
