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The Student-Run News Site of Westside High School in Omaha, Nebraska. Keeping you WIRED in to all things Westside.

Westside Wired
The Student-Run News Site of Westside High School in Omaha, Nebraska. Keeping you WIRED in to all things Westside.

Westside Wired
Marylee Vogt

Marylee Vogt, Wired Staff writer

Hi, I’m Marylee Vogt and I’m a staff writer for Westside Wired. I’m a sophomore and this is my first year on Wired. A fun fact about me is that I love animals. If you have any questions or comments, please contact me at [email protected].

All content by Marylee Vogt
The Fran Lebowitz reader, a collection of comedic essays by the writer, was released in September 2021.

Three stars to New York icon: One should probably have been there

Marylee Vogt, Wired Staff writer
April 17, 2023
While cheating may be negative for student learning, is learning even the priority anymore?

Opinion: Education is about making as few mistakes as possible

Marylee Vogt, Wired Staff writer
April 17, 2023
“Main character energy” has moved from social media into the daily lives of modern teens.

Main Character Energy or Narcissism?

Marylee Vogt, Wired Staff writer
March 15, 2023
Paramore’s sixth studio album, “This is Why”, released on February 10.

Album Review: “This is Why” by Paramore

Marylee Vogt, Wired Staff writer
March 1, 2023
Junior Hafsa Mohammed guides a group through the Anne Frank Traveling Exhibit.

Westside hosts the Anne Frank Traveling Exhibit

Marylee Vogt, Wired Staff writer
January 28, 2023
HBO’s hit anthology series “The White Lotus” recently concluded their second season.

Review of “The White Lotus”

Marylee Vogt, Wired Staff writer
January 11, 2023

[Photo] Westside High School Implements Green Slip Policy

Sarah Rizwan, Staff Writer
January 8, 2023
Seniors Emma Allen and Audrey Krenzer performed at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.

[Photo] Westside Seniors Perform at Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade

Sarah Rizwan, Staff Writer
December 13, 2022
Everything You Need to Know About Fantasy Football “Punishments”

Everything You Need to Know About Fantasy Football “Punishments”

Alex Ingvoldstad and Marylee Vogt
November 29, 2022
Over 100 hundred students and staff donated their blood at the blood drive.

Red Cross Hosts Blood Drive at Westside High School

Marylee Vogt, Wired Staff writer
November 14, 2022
On Oct. 7 all Westside schools were awarded the Special Olympics Unified Champion Banner.

[Photo] Homecoming pep rally highlights Unified Sports achievements

Sarah Rizwan, Staff Writer
October 25, 2022
Students from across the district attended Student Council’s annual Fall Carnival on September 2.

Fall Carnival Kicks off School Year

Marylee Vogt, Wired Staff writer
September 22, 2022
“I have been busy with little to none open mods,” Trea Spady.

Humans of Westside: Freshmen, what was your first week of school like?

Marylee Vogt, Wired Staff writer
August 26, 2022
“It’s been very exciting, but also very busy. It was surprisingly easy finding my classes and I didn’t get lost. There hasn't been a lot of work so far, and I’ve probably only gotten one assignment,” Burke Brown.

“It was good, but very different from middle school. I got lost trying to find a couple of my classes, but other than that it was easy,” Lucas Noll.

“It has been good. I’ve met a lot of new people which is fun. I have a lot of open mods, but I don't like spending them in the auditorium. I got lost once on the first day, but that was it,” KarliAnna Baltimore.

“It was fun and also crazy with everyone coming in. It’s a really big school,” Audrey Freeman.

“It has been really fun, but not as much work as I thought it would be for the first few days. I got lost sometimes trying to find classes, but I eventually found my way,” Omar Hernandez.

“It has been pretty easy, it wasn't as hard to find classes as I expected,” Lili Santo.

“It has been fun. The modular scheduling has been a little hard to get used to, but you go to the same classes everyday so you know where they are. It is really fun to be here and it is a great school,” Graham Papenfuss.

“It has been a little stressful and confusing mostly, but I am getting the hang of it,” Jenniffer Quijano Diaz.

“It's been pretty good, I'm a bit stressed about future homework but other than that it's been really nice. The students and teachers are all really kind. I like being in the auditorium for my open mods, but I’m excited for when I can go and be free,” Melissa Jones.

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Marylee Vogt