Hundreds of workers gathered on the floor of Boeing’s massive Dreamliner production line to hear the President’s speech. The President arrived in Washington early Feb. 17 for three campaign stops; however, the Boeing speech was not formally connected to the campaign. Officially, it was labeled a ‘message speech’ and therefore paid for by the tax-payers rather than the Democratic party.
It was a momentous and joyful Feb. 13 as gay rights proponents received an early Valentine’s Day present: marriage equality in Washington State. Governor Gregoire signed the legislation to a packed reception room early Monday afternoon, praising Washington senators and representatives alike for “doing what was right.” Afterwards, crowds gathered around the state to celebrate the long-awaited victory.
Posted March 6, 2012 at 2:12am
Both at practice and at meets, the girls’ gymnastics team gives the opponents a run for their money. The dedication required and danger inherent in the sport often goes unappreciated, but taking the time to support fellow Vikings at a meet will leave an impression far beyond expectations.
Photos by Anna Sapek and courtesy of Ashley Conroy, WHS
Posted January 24, 2012 at 3:52am
Coming through the season strong, the outlook is good for the girls’ basketball team. Behind the seamless teamwork on the court lies a solid foundation from experienced players and bonding on and off the court.
Posted January 24, 2012 at 3:33am
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Seniors Michael Chun, Lisa Malloy, Kristine Hickman, Sara Tari and Kamna Shastri journeyed down to Occupy Seattle in October to conduct a field investigation for a Theory of Knowledge presentation. Their goal was to investigate the emotional motivation behind moral actions such as participating in a protest. These are a couple of short interviews they gathered while talking to various people at the protest.
Seniors Michael Chun, Lisa Malloy, Kristine Hickman, Sara Tari and Kamna Shastri journeyed down to Occupy Seattle in October to conduct a field investigation for a Theory of Knowledge presentation. Their goal was to investigate the emotional motivation behind moral actions such as participating in a protest. These are a couple of short interviews they gathered while talking to various people at the protest.
Posted November 29, 2011 at 7:50pm
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Occupy Seattle--credit of Michael Chun, Lisa Malloy, Kristine Hickman, Sara Tari, and Kamna Shastri.
Audio clip credit of Michael Chun, Lisa Malloy, Kristine Hickman, Sara Tari, and Kamna Shastri.
Posted November 29, 2011 at 7:50pm
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Occupy Seattle--audio clip credit of Michael Chun, Lisa Malloy, Kristine Hickman, Sara Tari, and Kamna Shastri
Occupy Seattle—audio clip credit of Michael Chun, Lisa Malloy, Kristine Hickman, Sara Tari, and Kamna Shastri
Posted November 29, 2011 at 7:36pm
Despite the wide range of goals and motivations for braving the weather, the Occupy Seattle movement has accomplished one objective for many people: hope. The nonexclusive and genuine nature of many protesters has allowed it to progress from a group on Wall Street back in July to an international phenomenon still going strong.
Posted November 29, 2011 at 3:28am
Despite the notoriously early start times, there’s something unique to each swimmer that brings him to the pool to morning practice each day. Both swim and dive can boast the ideal balance—experienced members and new talent ready to take the next season by storm.
Posted November 29, 2011 at 3:16am
Inglemoor wrestlers have no mercy while on the mats, even in practice. The sport allows no room for slacking, and but the team is up to the challenge.
Posted November 29, 2011 at 3:07am
