Features – Kaleidoscope

Another Glorious Year at States for DECA

April 3, 2018

March Madness: The Excitement at Ward Melville and Beyond

Priya Mukhi, Features Editor

March 30, 2018

Filed under Features, Showcase, Sports, Uncategorized

The best time of the year has arrived for college basketball fans-- March Madness. March Madness, formally known as the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament, is a single-elimination tournament played annually among 68 of the 350 Division I colleg...

Ward Melville Science Olympiad Competes at States Tournament

March 13, 2018

Results at MIT Invitationals Bring Promising Season for Science Olympiad Team

March 3, 2018

Ward Melville SciO Wins Big At LISO

January 2, 2018

Colonel Sanders is the face of Chirstmas?! Christmas traditions around the world

Mihrab Samad

December 20, 2017

Filed under Features

When we think about typical Christmas here in the United States we think about everyone gathered together in one house, sitting by the fireplace to get warm and enjoying wonderful Christmas delicacies such as turkey, ham, Christmas...

The Ball Family’s Meteoric Rise to Fame

December 12, 2017

AP Stats Field Trip to Laserland

Janet Song, Social Media Manager

November 2, 2017

Filed under Features

Shooting at friends with lasers in the dark may not seem like your typical math lesson at Ward Melville, but last Friday, students in AP Statistics did just that. The trip, organized by Mrs. O’Brien and Mrs. Rey, gave student...

Ward Melville Chemistry Teacher Inducted into Athletic Hall of Fame at her Alma Matter

October 30, 2017

Bringing the “Muse” in Museum

October 24, 2017

Twenty Five Selected for All-State

Janet Song

September 26, 2017

Filed under Commons, Features, Showcase

SEPTEMBER 20, 2017 ‒ Twenty five students have been selected as Ward Melville representatives for the All-State Festival of the 2017 NYSSMA Winter Conference. Ward Melville makes history as having the largest number of students...

The Best Mistake I Ever Made

Odeya Rosenband, Managing Editor

September 11, 2017

Filed under Features, Op-Ed

During the school week you can generally find me hugging a bright orange notebook filled with a million pages pouring out of the seems, and if you look closely, my head will be somewhere buried within. In the halls, I’m pro...