The School Newspaper of West High School

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The School Newspaper of West High School

West Signals
The School Newspaper of West High School

West Signals
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With the development of technology, avid readers like Kyle Cho (11) begin to question if books are “a thing of the past.” However, other students like Trevor Lam (12) believe books are a necessity, a path to knowledge “without distractions.”

What are the Roles of Books in the Digital Age?

Jimin Han, Staff Writer • November 20, 2024
With students stressing over impending college applications, Caleb Chang (12) believes that “we should focus on showing our unique perspectives to the audience.” Ethan Kang (12) elaborates that we should never “stress about the outcome.”

Senior Advice for UC and CSU Applications

Jimin Han, Staff Writer • November 19, 2024
McDonalds is now known for their motto of: "I'm lovin' it." Benjamin Nguyen (12) explained that “the motto makes it easy to see their intentions with their product” while others like Seobin Lee (12) feel the opposite, “that these advertisements have gotten too far.”

Meaningful or Meaningless: Do Mottos Matter?

Jimin Han, Staff Writer • November 14, 2024
Political Club attracted new members by their interactive stand at West High’s Club Rush. PC hopes to provide students with a greater insight into the political scene so that they can make well-informed decisions as they employ their voices to the world. The photo spotlights PC’s publicist Amanda Bruers (12) on the left and club president Ethan Lam (12) on the right.

Shaping Tomorrow: West High’s Political Club

Jimin Han, Staff Writer • October 19, 2024

Meaningful or Meaningless: Do Mottos Matter?

Jimin Han, Staff Writer • October 19, 2024
The photo portrays Qinghan Jia (12) of West High School. Jia recently received a semi-finalist position in the National Merit Scholarship Program, which provides students with opportunities to gain scholarships. Jia hopes to become a finalist in the program, his journey portraying the fruits of diligence and hard work to other students.

Rising Above: Qinghan Jia’s Road to New Heights

Jimin Han, Staff Writer • October 15, 2024
Mr. Stuckey, is the new assistant principal of West High School. His previous positions in education have helped him create a greater learning environment. He hopes to provide students with various opportunities to enjoy their high school experiences to the fullest.

Beyond the Office: Mr. Stuckey

Jimin Han, Staff Writer • September 27, 2024
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