War Whoop Online

The School Newspaper of Seminole High School

War Whoop Online

The School Newspaper of Seminole High School

War Whoop Online

The School Newspaper of Seminole High School

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OUR VIEW: AI looks cool but beware

January 30, 2024

Artificial intelligence has potential, but we have to be cautious of how it’s being used currently. It’s a new thing and there are so many loopholes.    Students think they found a new way to...

MY VIEW: Artificial intelligence may be good for the future

MY VIEW: Artificial intelligence may be good for the future

Slade Harvey, Staff Writer January 30, 2024

Artificial intelligence, I believe, is beneficial to everyone. By using our resources, we make our lives much easier. By using AI, we can easily do jobs we don’t want or have the time to do, thus shortening...

OUR VIEW: Knowledge would be more helpful than dress-up days for Red Ribbon Week

OUR VIEW: Knowledge would be more helpful than dress-up days for Red Ribbon Week

October 27, 2023

Red Ribbon Week should highlight the importance of being drug-free. It should encourage people to help those struggling with addiction. It should be important to understand the meaning behind the things...

MY VIEW: Awareness should be more than just a color

MY VIEW: Awareness should be more than just a color

Ingrid Lopez, Associate Editor October 25, 2023

Pink out is a practice that takes place throughout the United States and other countries, but we have kind of turned it into a festival instead of a meaningful experience.    It is supposed to bring...

OUR VIEW: The world is out here

OUR VIEW: The world is out here

September 14, 2023

 It’s happened to all of us when we are having a conversation with someone who is on his or her phone. They don’t even pay attention. It feels like we are talking to a wall.   Statistics show...

MY VIEW: Losing my cellphone was a social drought I can live without

MY VIEW: Losing my cellphone was a social drought I can live without

Kadence Gandy, Staff Writer September 14, 2023

Okay, kiddies, I need to tell you a cautionary tale.   When I was in eighth grade, I dropped my phone in a pond in Hobbs.    I was without a phone for three months, and it was so sad.   How...

MY VIEW: Students need fast, affordable lunch choices

MY VIEW: Students need fast, affordable lunch choices

Heidi Giesbrecht, Editor in Chief February 27, 2023

The red light continues to stay red as the first bell rings, signaling that I am now late for class. The 45 minutes we are given for lunch is manageable on most days, but some restaurants don’t understand...

Getting out of the comfort zone is difficult.

OUR VIEW: Challenge fears, step out of comfort zone

January 19, 2023

Anxious breathing, clammy hands, restless legs and a shaky voice can happen to anyone doing something new for the first time, but that doesn’t mean that person should not try new things. We should learn...

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