Student Loses Two Families as Wesley Closes
By Tori Albanese; The Whetstone I have lived in Delaware my entire life, in the same house, the...
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Student Athlete Will Transfer To New School Once Wesley Closes
By Justin Blunt; The Whetstone I was disappointed to hear about the sports at Wesley being shut...
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Wesley Cheer is More Than Being Part Of A Club: The Breakdown
By Brielle Braxton-Young; The Whetstone Seventeen years ago, I tried out for cheerleading and I...
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We’re Running Out of Time
By Brielle Braxton-Young, The WhetstoneAlmost four years ago, I struggled with coming to Wesley...
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It’s Time For Wesley Students To Make A Difference And Get Involved
By Kierra WhitakerWhen I decided to do a series of stories for my senior project, I had no idea of...
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Q&A With Christine Albanese, Adjunct Math Instructor
By David PierreQ: How long have you been teaching?A: This is my twentieth year at Wesley...
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Who will save our school? I’m Hoping the Students
By Kristen Griffith, former co-editor-in-chief of The Whetstone, class of 2017When I attended the...
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Q&A Justin Blank, SSR intern/Academic Coach
By Connor George; The WhetstoneQ: Where were you born and raised?A: Born in Phoenixville, Pa., but...
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Q&A with Anh Gibson, Administrative Assistant to the Sciences and Mathematics Department.
By: Tori Albanese Q: How long have you been at Wesley? A: I have been working here for about 12...
Read MoreWill Things Turn Around for Wesley?
By Evan Le’MonBeing a student leader at Wesley was never easy. Trying to juggle grades, sports, and the mind-numbing bureaucracy that came with hosting events on campus was an undertaking to say the least. Getting students to...
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Race Extends to Organizations On Campus
By Kierra Whitaker, The Whetstone There are many student organizations on campus. But why aren’t...
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You Follow Me?
By Joyrenzia Cheatham, The Whetstone I’m sitting in the parking lot in front of Gooding Hall,...
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Being Black In America Is More Than Skin Deep
“The reason why you’re black is because your mothers rolled you in dirt when you were...
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