We’re all getting used to the block schedule and how it affects us, teachers included. There are so many different...
Read More
Opinions
Brilliant is one word I would use to describe Stephen Hawking. A man of strength and determination who not only...
Read More
Maine West, We’re Failing Our Foreign Language Students
By Dominika S.
/
March 13, 2018
We all know the benefits of knowing another language: employment benefits, better cognitive abilities, and maybe even getting a date....
Read More
Block-ed opportunities
By Kevin S.
/
October 26, 2018
We’re all getting used to the block schedule and how it affects us, teachers included. There are so many different...
Read More
The End of a Legend
By Johnny N.
/
April 11, 2018
Brilliant is one word I would use to describe Stephen Hawking. A man of strength and determination who not only...
Read More
Maine West, We’re Failing Our Foreign Language Students
By Dominika S.
/
March 13, 2018
We all know the benefits of knowing another language: employment benefits, better cognitive abilities, and maybe even getting a date....
Read More
The Olympic Games: Worth It Or Not?
By Johnny N.
/
March 13, 2018
Since the days of chariot races and naked boxing, the Olympic Games have been a part of world history since...
Read More
Fast Path to Failure
By Kevin S.
/
February 2, 2018
As we all parade to our counselors to register for next year’s classes, many students have overlooked the newest course...
Read More
The Changing Face of Dating
By Sarah L.
/
February 2, 2018
With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, we see how thoroughly we’ve internalized the message that we must have someone -- anyone...
Read More
A Tradition of Racism
By Catherine B.
/
February 2, 2018
America: the Racist. That is the unpleasant reality we don’t like to talk about. The skeleton in the closet. The...
Read More
Wholesomely Horrible
By Vincent P.
/
October 25, 2017
“Fresh. Wholesome. Made from scratch.” This is what you see right on the homepage of the Quest website. Sounds like...
Read More
Right to Balance
By Sarah L.
/
September 27, 2017
Knowing your limits and how much of a workload you can bear is the key to being successful in high...
Read More
Hello, Senioritis
By San L.
/
March 3, 2017
At first, like a fool, I thought it wouldn’t happen to me. I thought I was strong, special, exceptional, a sort of Übermench if...
Read More
A Matter of All Opinions
By Catherine B.
/
March 3, 2017
Recently, staff members have been going on a crusade of changes, proposing a new hybrid-block schedule, designing a new Warrior logo, modifying assemblies, and...
Read More
A Different Type of Epidemic
By Catherine B.
/
March 3, 2017
I can categorize memories of adolescence by the disease of the year; 2014 was Ebola, 2009 was H1N1, and last year Zika dominated...
Read More
On the Home Front
By Anna R.
/
March 3, 2017
The elderly, many immigrants and all refugees have lived through the horrors of war and terrorism. They know the toppled buildings, mass...
Read More
A Christmas Calamity
By Anna R.
/
November 18, 2016
All I want for Christmas...is to have Halloween, Thanksgiving and autumn back in stores! It’s just not fair. Don’t get...
Read More
Moving Forward
By San L.
/
November 18, 2016
In a shocking turnaround, Donald J. Trump won the presidential election. Many things have changed. Our foreign enemies and friends...
Read More
A Life Without Social Media
By Catherine B.
/
November 18, 2016
168 hours. That’s how long it would take to send a letter across the country by horse. That same message,...
Read More
Enough with the Sexism and Disrespect
By admin
/
November 18, 2016
From the very beginning of his campaign, Donald Trump’s comments about women drew attention to the objectification and lack of...
Read More
Kicking up the Warrior Spirit
By admin
/
September 26, 2016
Being a true Warrior takes a special kind of “school spirit.” It goes beyond the outrageous outfits, blue and gold...
Read More
The End of an Era
By Catherine B.
/
September 26, 2016
Illinois students regain rights under new law
Read More
Death of American Culture
By Natalia W.
/
September 26, 2016
Arriving in Spain this summer as part of a study abroad program, I knew that there would be differences between...
Read More