Blood Orange – ‘Negro Swan’ Review
It’s the simplicity of vulnerability that leads to the most soul-piercing music, sounds that bring forth identity and cause gut-wrenching truths to infect […]
Arts
Ways to wear HOODIE this season
As the weather is getting colder, it is best to wear the most popular seasonal item, Hoodie. With the trend of sports neutrality in the […]
WCI Goes To OZ
The Wizard of Oz began as a children’s novel written by L. Frank Baum in 1900 but has since transcended time, expanding into a world […]
GRAY – autumn outfit tips
In the autumn of September, the weather is getting colder, and the changes in the seasons have brought about changes in fashion. Let “gray” accompany […]
Artist Profile: Andy Gao
How long have you been doing art for? I started doing art when I was in grade 9, so I guess I have been doing […]
Artist Profile: Brittany (Hope) Anonthysene
Fjord: How are you? Brittany: Pretty good, I’m pretty stressed about exams coming. Fjord: What exams do you have? Brittany: English, Bio, and Chem. […]
WCI’S Hidden Talents
Often at WCI we talk about the very obvious talents people have such as sports and arts achievement but we believed it was time to […]
Artist Profile: Sierra Olsthoorn
Sierra Olsthoorn is an excellent student, musician, and friend to many. Voted the “Next Beethoven” in our grad polls this year, I felt it was […]