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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

Farewell, Mr. Jahn!

Jack Wanamaker, WEB Editor June 10, 2021

“I have always loved teaching drafting and CADD,” retiring teacher Kent Jahn said. “I love to experience those moments when the kids finally get it.” Having taken CADD, I can account to his sentiment....

Mrs.Dieter

Dieter: A Farewell Song

Varun Prasanna, A&E Editor June 7, 2021

Mrs.Dieter has been at AHS since the fall of 2005. She has been teaching exclusively at AHS for the past 5 years and has been influential in shaping a good part of the music department during her time...

Mr.Mooney

Mr.Mooney: Around the World in 37 Years and Counting

Varun Prasanna, A&E Editor June 7, 2021

A face that has been recognizable since the 80s, and teaching Ames High about “old, dead white guys” is retiring this year. If you haven't guessed it already, I am talking about Mr. Mooney, who has...

Well that was Interesting...

Well that was Interesting…

Erin Murphy, Editor June 2, 2021

Over the last 4 years at this school, the dynamic of each class, passing through the halls and the communication and collaboration between teachers and students, and administration has changed so much...

Mead Hardacre

Mead Hardacre

Mead Hardacre, WEB Reporter June 2, 2021

Right now, I feel like I’m facing the conundrum that countless numbers of my predecessors have faced already. I’m a senior about to graduate, after 13 long years, I’m finally almost there. I’ve...

Haley’s Seven Hacks for Success

Haley’s Seven Hacks for Success

Haley Reeves, Editor In-Chief May 29, 2021

My Dear Ames High Students, These past four years have been nothing short of a spectacular nightmare. A whirlwind of parking lot drama, state championships, changing administration, post-football cowbell,...

In Defense of Black Lives Matter Week

In Defense of Black Lives Matter Week

Mead Hardacre, WEB Reporter May 6, 2021

“Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it,” that’s how the saying goes, right? But what’s worse than simply forgetting the lessons the past has taught us? In my opinion, there’s no greater...

Source: Nasa and USA Today

If we wait for ‘the science to settle,’ there will not be anywhere for us left to settle

Varun Prasanna, A & E Editor May 3, 2021

The previous year's rains did not come, forcing the farmer to sell his land. With no money, he must move to an area which is not affected by climate catastrophes, he passes through flooded roads, past...

Image by Amy Hirschi and Pixabay

A Note on Typing Notes

Leola Almquist, Editor March 4, 2021

It’s always on one of those dense material days where it's beneficial to write down everything taught in class. Before you have time to decide how to take notes, the script is recited: “studies show...

A Year of Uncertainty

A Year of Uncertainty

Mead Hardacre, WEB Reporter March 4, 2021

It’s been a really weird time for all of us. In some ways, a lot has changed, and in others, it hasn’t changed enough. It’s now March 2021, exactly one year after this whole mess started. I’m sure...

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