WOLVERWEEK

WolverWeek 11/7

Camryn Banafsheha and Tali Gurule | November 7, 2022

NEWS THIS WEEK:

Come see “Freaky Friday” the musical on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday!
Two more weeks before Thanksgiving Break!!!!!

SPORTS GAMES:

No sports games this week!

IT’S NATIONAL YOUNG READERS WEEK!!!!!

FUNNY FAILS:

“I was giving a student ambassador tour and as I turned around to go the other way, I rammed into a wall.”

INSPIRATION TO GET YOU THROUGH THE WEEK:

“Sometimes I lie awake at night and I ask, ‘Is life a multiple choice test or is it a true or false test?’ Then a voice comes to me out of the dark and says, ‘We hate to tell you this but life is a thousand-word essay.’”
Charles Schulz

“Stop worrying about the world ending today. It’s already tomorrow in Australia.”
Charles Schulz

JOKE OF THE WEEK…

What do you call a can opener that doesn’t work?

Comment your guesses and we will post the answer in next week’s edition 🙂

About the Contributors

Camryn Banafsheha

Camryn Banafsheha ’27 is a first year Spectrum reporter. She enjoys interviewing people, and she truly loves to write as a part of the journalism team. She started off writing as a hobby and loves to write formally for school. She writes the weekly Wolverweek, which gives an overview of the week’s events, athletics, and some funny fails from students. Banafsheha plans on joining the Chronicle at the upper school and to continue pursuing her passion for journalism.

“I just love to write. It’s a great way for me to express myself, and I feel like it’s always been something I’ve been able to do.”

Tali Gurule, Editor

Tali Gurule ’27 is an editor and reporter on the Spectrum. Gurule is passionate about news reporting. “I love uncovering compelling stories and sharing them with the Harvard-Westlake community,” Gurule said. Gurule also co-writes Wolverweek, a weekly column about life at the Middle School. Gurule enjoys many leadership positions at Harvard-Westlake. In addition to being editor of the Spectrum, she is co-chair of the student ambassador program and a leader of LAHSO and JCAAC.