Being the class clown is a full‑time job with zero benefits—except endless high‑fives and the occasional nervous chuckle from the teacher. You are the unofficial mood thermostat: one perfectly timed goofy face or absurd comment and suddenly the room stops pretending the pop quiz exists. Sure, you will sometimes get a side‑eye worthy of a detective show, but you also get the gold medal in “making algebra slightly less terrifying.” Just remember: comedy is best served with a sp

On November 19, West High hosted a warm and festive Thanksgiving meal in the cafeteria prepared and served by the school’s dedicated lunch ladies. Students and staff gathered to enjoy a traditional holiday menu—complete with turkey, sides, and desserts—while taking a break from their busy schedules to share food, conversation, and gratitude. The homemade‑style turkey, sides, and desserts were met with grateful smiles and many thanks for the cafeteria staff’s extra effort. Stu

The Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) club at Morristown West High School recently held a special "Friendsgiving" event, bringing members together for food, fellowship, and fun at a local Chick-fil-A. The event provided a relaxed atmosphere for students to bond outside of their regular club activities and club meetings. Morristown West's FBLA club is active in the community, and this event was a chance to celebrate the camaraderie that is a core part of the organizati

It’s an epidemic that sweeps our halls every winter: Senioritis . The symptoms are familiar—chronic lateness, sudden disinterest in homework, and an intense desire for naps. This year, we’ve found our "patient zero" duo, and they have earned the undisputed superlative of Worst Case of Senioritis. Meet Alan Ayala Morales and Natalie Garey-Soza, two seniors who have officially checked out and are currently accepting mail from the couch. Alan "Garfield" Ayala Morales: Operating