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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Non-mainstream essentials: May 2010
By: Nicholas DiNatale Staff writer Last month’s largest success: Circa Survive’s Blue Sky Noise Without a doubt, Blue Sky Noise deserves the most attention amongst April’s releases. The long awaited follow up to 2007’s On Letting Go was finally released on April 20th. It can easily be said that the wait was well justified by the product.... »
Spring Music
by: James Knowles Staff-Writer Spring is in wake and with a new season comes new music. Spring is known to everyone as the season of rebirth. When the green fields grow back their luscious grass, leaves sprout from the trees, myriads of flowers can be seen through out the various parts of town. So when you’re looking... »
Alice in Wonderland Throughout the Ages
By Chelsea Sanchez Staff Writer Who hasn’t wanted to leap down the rabbit hole? Or attend a maddening tea party? Play a game of royally wacked up croquet? Ever since Lewis Carroll published the fantastic story of a young girl’s journey in a strange place called Wonderland, this story has inspired dozens upon dozens of spin-off films,... »
Internships provide superb solution to senioritis
Barbara Morrison Editor-in-Chief I have two days of school left before senior internships begin and it’s a little terrifying. For the many seniors who are leaving early for internships and projects, there is a combination of emotions as they realize that the high school career that they have been wishing away with senioritis and senior skip... »
Solutions and predictions for dynamics in girls’ sports
Barbara Morrison Editor-in-Chief This is the fourth and final article in a series on the dynamics of girls’ sports teams. The first three articles are Girls’ sports teams experience divisions, Team spirit of team splits, and Team divisions: how it begins. Amid the great successes of girls’ sports at Westford Academy, there is a less healthy and... »
Team divisions: how it begins
Barbara Morrison Editor-in-Chief This is the third article in a series on the dynamics of girls’ sports teams. The first two articles can be found here, and here. A looming question in the discussion about the divisions among players on girls’ sports teams is where these divides and dysfunctions arise from. Is it a result of... »
Chinese New Year celebrates good fortune
By Tyrone Zhang Staff Writer This year, Chinese New Year fell on February 14th and ended on the 28th of February. When most people think of Chinese New Year, the first thing that comes to mind is the red envelopes containing money. Although that is a crucial part of the celebration, it is not what Chinese... »
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... »
Salinger’s passing ignites new beginning
Alexander Lee Staff Writer On January 27, 2010 an outstanding American author, J.D Salinger, passed away due to natural causes. He was ninety-one at the time, and the day marked an end to a legend of American literature. Salinger was not the most prolific of authors, for he only published one major work: The Catcher in... »
“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. »
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