Zhane Chinn is a jock. But he also is a scholar. He is the life of the party, but he has strong morals. He’s a sophomore. But he plans on changing the world. He is nothing like one would think at first glance. Breaking the stereotype, he uses both sports and academics to further himself to his greatest potential. It all started with martial...

Baking has always been a beloved activity that not only allows you to relax but also enjoy a delicious treat in the end. Founded by seniors Maya Andrade and Morgan Melton, students can experience this way to kick back when taking part in the Baking Club. “In fifth grade, Maya and I first became friends because we both loved baking, even though...

The Great Horned Owl patrolled the Charleston skies before the slave ships slipped into the harbor. Now, the raptor also patrols Marion Square during the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition (SEWE). SEWE has provided a place for conservationists and nature enthusiasts since 1983. From 2/13 to 2/17, vendors and organizations like The Birds of Prey Center,...

An Open Letter to My Sister on Her 13th Birthday, Dad didn’t leave the flowers he always gets for his girls on the counter. Flowers lay on your grave instead. I still remember the way that you used to hold onto my hand. Your fingers wrapped around my fingers. We were both so young, we were both so innocent. Things have changed now. I am...

English teacher and member of Homecoming teacher court Erin Lowry. Q: How long have you been teaching? A: It’s been very long time. I have been at Wando for 13 years, but I also ran the ISS program my first year here. So, and then I was in guidance and then ISS. I actually did my student teaching here. Q: Have you had any other jobs beside...