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Remi Goldstein, Editor in Chief

Remi Goldstein is an Editor-in-Chief for the 2021-2022 Wessex Wire! She loves to play soccer for the school in the fall and on her  club team year-round! Remi also enjoys watching Netflix (especially Grey's Anatomy), hanging out with friends and listening to music! 

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While in person students have the advantage of being social with their classmates and teachers, they still must sit six feet apart in masks. On the other hand, virtual students get the pleasure of doing school from their beds, in the dark, with their pets. However, they miss out on the opportunity to see their friends in the hall. Which would you choose?

The unordinary, yet ordinary life of a hybrid student

June 15, 2021
A school year in COVID-19

A school year in COVID-19

June 15, 2021
Boys lacrosse Q&A with Jack Flusser

Boys lacrosse Q&A with Jack Flusser

June 4, 2021
Lady Knights celebrate after a goal, something they hope to do a lot on Saturday!

Girls Lacrosse looks to add to historic season and emerge as SEC champions

May 21, 2021
After an exciting March Madness tournament, the Baylor Bears emerge victorious and take home the trophy.

Baylor Bears crowned 2021 March Madness champions

April 7, 2021
Although less fans can attend this year, March Madness remains an exciting time for both college basketball players and fans.

Bracket Busted: a mantra for the 2021 March Madness tournament

March 30, 2021
Kenny Golladay stays wearing blue and white, but now he represents New York. Golladay is headed to the Giants.

Giants fans ecstatic over Kenny Golladay signing

March 23, 2021
Britney Spears performs with passion for her fans, despite behind the scenes personal issues.

‘Framing Britney Spears’ documentary shocks with truths behind pop star’s downfall

March 17, 2021
Junior Rocco Garcia looks to break free of three defenders and drive to the goal.

Sports Feature: Boys Ice Hockey junior Rocco Garcia

February 11, 2021
COMMENTARY: Brady sits atop the football world ... alone

COMMENTARY: Brady sits atop the football world … alone

February 8, 2021
Senior Katelyn Doud (23) shoots a 3-pointer Thursday, Jan. 5 against Mount St. Dominic Highschool. The school administration’s plan to bring back winter sports is to break it up into 3 sub-seasons to give each athlete a fair season.

[Photo] Winter school sports are back in a big way

February 8, 2021

Fly Eagles fly?

February 1, 2021
Girls Tennis cut short due to COVID-19

Girls Tennis cut short due to COVID-19

December 1, 2020
West Essex Field Hockey emerges victorious for third straight season

West Essex Field Hockey emerges victorious for third straight season

November 23, 2020
Starters get pumped in huddle before the game

West Essex Girls Soccer finishes successful season in top flight

November 23, 2020
Illustration by Jonah Ng

Teams’ spirits sorely miss fan reactions

November 20, 2020
The entrance to the Royal York Hotel in Toronto is decorated with Stanley Cup playoff signage in August. This hotel was one of two locations NHL players used for their bubble to house athletes during this years hockey season.

Tampa Bay emerges from NHL bubble as Stanley Cup champs

September 29, 2020
(Photo Courtesy of Carrie Halper)

Honey’s Kitchen

June 14, 2020
Famous Thinny Thin Pizza in front of restaurant

Angeloni’s Restaurant and Pizzeria

June 14, 2020

Volleyball eyes program growth this season

March 11, 2020

Girls basketball shoots for success

March 11, 2020

Boys Volleyball sets up for success

March 11, 2020

‘Friends’ Season 20, Episode 20: The one where we say goodbye

March 11, 2020
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December 4, 2019

School clarifies misconceptions on attendance policy

November 6, 2019

NCAA players get paid

November 5, 2019
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