- June 10PSA: Hallway Etiquette
- May 21Boys Varsity Soccer
- May 21Varsity Tennis Metro Tournament
- May 20Girls Tennis Swings Into State
- May 19Warriors Dominate Metro Track Meet
- May 19"ICEMAN" Runs Cold
- May 19Warriors’ Title Defense Ends in Thriller After Memorable State Semifinal Run
- May 18Chasing Seconds, Building Memories
- May 15The Energy Drink Effect
- May 15Back to the Moon
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![“[They’ve been going] pretty good. I’ve gotten accepted where I want to go already. I applied to UNO, UNL, and UNK. [The biggest challenge is] finding the motivation for working on other stuff for next year,” senior Linnea Holmstrom.](https://westsidewired.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/IMG_1124-900x600.jpg)
![“[They’re] going good. I’m only applying to one right now, which is Metro Community College. I’m trying to become a mechanic. I really love working that has to do with cars,” senior Marco Ortega.](https://westsidewired.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/IMG_1125-900x600.jpg)
![“[They are] pretty good. Picking my major and my minor, aviation and then for a minor either spanish or business, [was the biggest challenge.] That was a huge [challenge]. I love traveling. I’ve been traveling all my life and I think it would be very interesting to study other people and their cultures,” senior Rayna Mendez.](https://westsidewired.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/IMG_1122-900x600.jpg)
![“I am done. [The hardest part was] mixing baseball and academics and trying to find the right fit for both. It’s a lot of reaching out on your own and a lot of trying to get ahold of coaches and see if you’re a good fit before you apply, and so you kind of have a good idea if you can get in or not before you even begin the application. The application becomes a secondary to talking to the coach, because for most people, they get offered before, and so they know they can get in before they even apply. Applying just becomes a way of accepting that offer,” senior Jackson Gutta.](https://westsidewired.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/IMG_1118-900x600.jpg)
![“I’ve finished three of my five current applications. I still have three regular decision ones to do, so [I’m] halfway there. Cramming everything in before that November 1 deadline was quite the hill to climb over, but I got it done, surprisingly, the day before,” senior Jackson Ingvoldstad.](https://westsidewired.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/IMG_1109-900x600.jpg)
![“I have not started them because college is not my first choice. The biggest challenge has been overall deciding what I want to do. The military is something I can go into for a few years, [and] it’ll build my confidence. It’s something that’ll help me explore how strong I am. I get to travel, I’ll meet new people and try different things. I’ll do something meaningful. And then when I get out, if I decide I want an education, they’ll pay for it,” senior Lauren Algood.](https://westsidewired.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/IMG_1114-900x600.jpg)
![“They’re going. I’m not really doing them anymore, because I applied to UNO and I got in. [The biggest challenge] is waiting to hear back and the anticipation,” senior Myah Borjon.](https://westsidewired.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/IMG_1106-900x600.jpg)
![“I think [the biggest challenge] is following the topics, because it’s hard to know what to write and getting them started,” senior Jenna Brown.](https://westsidewired.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/IMG_1105-900x600.jpg)
