At the last date of Bamboozle Roadshow, in Mansfield, MA., I interviewed Chloe Grabanski of the organization To Write Love On Her Arms. Chloe... »
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Interview: Chloe Grabanski of To Write Love On Her Arms
At the last date of Bamboozle Roadshow, in Mansfield, MA., I interviewed Chloe Grabanski of the organization To Write Love On Her Arms. Chloe runs communications for TWLOHA, and is also the Benefit Coordinator. As of the end of August, she will have been with the organization for a full two years. Her full... »
Non-mainstream essentials: June 2010
By Nicholas DiNatale Staff Writer June’s largest success: VersaEmerge’s Fixed At Zero Looking back at June’s releases, there were a number of very solid records produced. From Hawthorne Heights’ fourth full-length, Skeletons, to Pierce The Veil’s sophomore album, Selfish Machines, the month did not disappoint. However, one of the most fulfilling records of the month was... »
Chamber Music named Winner and State Finalist
Zachary Webert Staff Writer Chamber Music, the Westford Academy Theater Arts’ submission to the Massachusetts Drama Guild State Festival, was declared winner during the Semi Final Round of the competition on Saturday March 13, 2010. WATA will now advance to the State Finals to be held in Boston at the John Hancock during the dates of... »
Ask Amy- How to build relationships
Hey, I’m Amy. I’m a student, new on the Ghostwriting staff, that you can write an anonymous letter to if you have any… how do I word this? Personal issues or problems at home, with relationships, with school, stuff like that, send it in. Don’t worry; I am a student, because I know that you think your... »
March: things to look for
Phil Dominici Staff Writer March is upon on us! Not quite Winter and not quite Spring, this month often ends up being remembered for mud and it’s lack of days off from school. So to liven things up a bit this month, here are a few pieces of entertainment to look for: 1: Album: One Life Stand, by artist... »
A sweet exchange from Bavaria
By Nicole Larsen Staff Writer When someone says Bavaria, Germany, what comes to mind? Chocolate, lederhosen, maybe yodeling. Actually, Bavaria, or Bayern in German, has more to offer than these timeless associations. Even in this modern generation, stereotypes about people from other countries are still relevant. And although technology offers opportunities for global communication, some people have yet to take advantage of... »
“Ghost Gourmet” takes on Westford pizza
By Rob Gilman and Chris Seigen Staff Writers Westford is home to many great pizza places, so we decided to review them and rate them. We visited Westford House of Pizza, Pizzaria Presti, Silver Palate, and Willow’s. »
Forensics class in full force
Sami Joubert Staff Writer Have you ever been surprised to see your teacher being questioned by a random group of students who came to the door while you were sitting in science class? Well, this is just one of the many things that students of the forensics class at Westford Academy get to do in order... »
Rec basketball dedicated player
By Kate Spinosa Staff Writer Rec Basketball is an extremely popular winter sport. In town tons of kids sign up each year to play. The rules and regulations of rec basketball are the same as any other game of basketball. At www.westfordhoops.com they have a chart of recent game results for each grade level, and even calendar... »
Cafe Night: What’s to come?
By: Radhika Akhil Staff Writer Cafe Night, one of last year’s biggest hits, is rapidly approaching. English teachers and co-coordinators, Jeffrey Kucaj and Jessica Lang, are working together with students to put the finishing touches on this upcoming event. Most people have not heard of Cafe Night, since the first one was only last year. Lang and... »
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