Nervous about upcoming AP exams? Well, look no further than West High’s very own AP Cram Sessions! Hosted by the National Honor Society (NHS), these study sessions provide all of the necessary help for upcoming test-takers to score well on their exams.    Mrs. Lee, the advisor for NHS, recommended that students attend these cram sessions because it “is not just reteaching the class but...

At West High, there are numerous clubs and school organizations to be a part of, including: from culture clubs to volunteer clubs, there’s a wide gamut for students to explore. One group, however, stands out in particular for those interested in business, looking to gain real world experience, and meeting others across the country with similar goals: West High’s Future Business Leaders of America...

If you’re looking for a new local restaurant to try, you’re in luck. Recently opened in the Village Del Amo, Marugame Udon is a Japanese cuisine restaurant that serves udon bowls, tempura, rice bowls, and an assortment of beverages. It was the first to open in the string of new restaurants in that area, and has recently been followed by two restaurants right next door — Board & Brew, and...

   In a time of tension both inside and outside of the United States, it’s best that we caution ourselves to the uncertain future and its outcomes. And in an all too timely manner, a movie has arrived that perfectly encapsulates the growing fears that we should be addressing. Civil War, A24’s blockbuster hit, just arrived in theatres this weekend and is already the largest debut for a film that...

   Several hours of running on adrenaline and high strung nerves. Sweaty palms and bitten nails. A clock ticking down that draws your eye no matter how hard you try to look away. Depending on personal opinion, an AP test is either your worst nightmare or just another test. But here’s the better question: is it worth it? Are all those sleepless nights worth a score of five on your college applications?     Unlike...

Amidst all the elections happening in the nation, West High had its own for the upcoming school year’s Associated Student Body (ASB). On Thursday, Apr. 11, Warriors voted for students they considered the most qualified for several positions in ASB. The weeklong campaign witnessed candidates racing to post their flyers around campus to convince their peers to vote for them.    But what inspired...

 On Thursday, Apr. 14, the West High Warriors had a Varsity Boys Tennis away game versus the El Segundo Eagles. In addition to West missing two of their best players for this match, the Eagles have been one of the toughest teams the Warriors had to face this past season, resulting in a 4–14 loss for West. Previously in the year, the Warriors had success against the Eagles in the first serve tournament...