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The student newspaper of, by, and for Ames High School.

The WEB

The student newspaper of, by, and for Ames High School.

The WEB

The Loudest Silence

ERJ May 18, 2026

"You're going to have to speak up at some point," is the last thing I remember my history teacher chuckling to me before I left middle school. Conversation, raising my hand, or saying a simple hi was never...

A photo of me taken at Saylorville Lake.

What Almost Goes Unnoticed

Subaita Nooha, Editor-in-Chief May 17, 2026

Quizzes. Tests. Finals. AP exams. College Applications. Graduation. This is the timeline that marked my high school experience. Of course, there were the little things, too. But nothing really took precedence...

High school Is Kind Of Like The Movies

High school Is Kind Of Like The Movies

Allyson Phillips, Web Reporter May 14, 2026

Jocks. Mean girls. Nerds. Art kids. Theater kids. Popular kids. Gamers. Nerds. The list goes on. As someone who grew up watching ALL of the Disney classics, 14-year-old me was ridiculously excited to begin...

Four years and four lessons from Ames High

Four years and four lessons from Ames High

Ben Waddle, A&E Editor May 10, 2026

Every time I walk into the school now, the first thing I see is that countdown.  10 days left for seniors  9 days left for seniors  8 days left for seniors. It just keeps ticking down the...

The Rise of Car Rotting

The Rise of Car Rotting

Subaita Nooha, Editor-in-Chief May 7, 2026

Every morning, there are students who arrive at the Ames High parking lot with plenty of time to spare. Instead of going in, though, they choose to sit in their cars. Not to finish homework or wait for...

Gen-Z: Our Voices Matter

Gen-Z: Our Voices Matter

Lisette Gunst, Web Reporter May 5, 2026

With the rise of the internet it seems like all we hear about is bad news, and with the rise of modern technologies like iPhones and AI people are starting to ring alarm bells for the end of the world....

Is Thrifting Good For The Planet?

Is Thrifting Good For The Planet?

Ally Phillips, Web Reporter April 30, 2026

An estimated 92 million tons of clothing end up in landfills each year. That's an estimated loss of 500 billion dollars worldwide, where clothing is sitting wasted in piles, waiting to be incinerated....

Is Little Cyclone Time Worth It?

Is Little Cyclone Time Worth It?

Ally Phillips, Web Reporter April 30, 2026

As a senior in High school, Little Cyclone time, formerly known as seminar, has been a huge part of my school day. Although boring, it's a calm 35 minutes 35 minutes after lunch for underclassmen and juniors....

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