The Howler

Marching band performs magic show

Montia Daniels, Arts and Entertainment Editor • October 13, 2017

“This show has my favorite music in it,” senior Samantha Shefte said, the drum major of the marching band.“It has it’s own personal feel, and it was adjusted to Wakefield, so it was kind of meant to be ours.”

Wakefield welcomes new head football coach

Kiara Mallory, Sports Editor • October 12, 2017

As students bring out their wacky Friday night outfits and prepare to show some school spirit, they look to the football team and the new head football coach, Brandon Kelley. Though the varsity team has...

Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Article 19

Montia Daniels, Co-Arts and Entertainment Editor • October 11, 2017

DeVos rescinds Title IX

Katelyn Sajewicz, Co-Editor-in-Chief • October 11, 2017

The way that America views sexual assault must change and victims of sexual assault should not be afraid to speak up--which is what the Obama administration attempted to do with Title IX.

Tweeting his way to infamy: Donald Trump on twitter

Isabella Petruccione, Co-Editor-in-Chief • October 11, 2017

Recently, the severity of his twitter publicity ramped up when Trump acknowledged a tweet that depicted him hitting former Secretary of State and First Lady Hillary Clinton with a golf ball. This is incredibly unintelligent and laughable blow at Clinton didn’t cease to gain hoards of attention and become a highly debated topic on the social media platform, as violence towards women is never something to be made a joke of.

Emmy Review: The Good, The Bad, and The Colbert

Ryanne Howard, Business Editor • October 10, 2017

“Next time the world's problems make you feel the blues, turn on any channel, well accept the news. Troubles aren't so troubling when you see them in HD. The world is always better on TV.” ~sang Stephen Colbert

A black movement turned white

Anthony Howard, Social Media Editor • October 10, 2017

Yet, in welcoming white people who share common notions as African Americans, to latch onto a generational evolution of black progression in America, it seems as if advancement greatly depends on the privilege and commentary of white people.

Mac Demarco ‘Freaks Out the Neighborhood’ at the Carolina Theatre

Chase Cofield, Photography Editor • October 6, 2017

Mom jeans, dad hats, and scuffed up sneakers are some of the attire you’ll find on people attending a Mac Demarco show. Singer-songwriter Mac Demarco made a stop in downtown Durham to host an intimate...

DACA phase-out affects young Raleigh Dreamers

Isabelle Kozubowski, Opinions Editor • October 6, 2017

This recent march proves that the drawback of DACA has already left young Americans around the country, even in Raleigh, worried about their own future and the futures of their families.

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