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Ila Rees

Ila Rees

Ila is a sophomore, in her first year of journalism. She loves her friends, music, and food. You can find Ila hanging out with her friends around town.

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Some teachers fall into a mundane daily routine as they lose passion for the classroom, which leads to burnout.

[Photo] The TUHSD teacher plague: burnout

Corina Karr, Reporter
June 15, 2022
Soaring to new heights: Recapping 2021-2022 at Archie Williams High School

SOARING TO NEW HEIGHTS: RECAPPING 2021-22 AT AWHS

Ila Rees, Avery Josephs, Alice Simenstad, Henry Pratt, Neve Marin Rue Galmarini, Jasmin Desruisseau, Ethan Frankel, and Dylan Carson
June 7, 2022
A great divide between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard as they battle through their defamation trial.

Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard Timeline: Why students support Johnny Depp

Chloe Levenson and Ila Rees
June 4, 2022
"I feel like I have to meet that standard body type." Said AWHS Frosh Jake Carrera.

How sports affect student self-image

Ila Rees and Delaney Fair
May 17, 2022
Senior James Worthington makes pancakes for other students, showcasing an electric burner.

SEA-DISC holds event in celebration of Earth Day

Ila Rees and Avery Josephs
April 28, 2022
Paige Murphy winds up to pitch in the second inning.

Falcons softball soars with first home run of season

Ila Rees and Avery Josephs
April 23, 2022
MaryBuchanan, the new adviser for Wing’s third period Living Earth class, works with students on a disease project.

Michael Wing leaves teaching position after tumor diagnosis

Kyra Featherstone and Ila Rees
April 15, 2022
AWHS varsity girls lacrosse team huddles around Assistant coach Ted Hellman during their game against San Rafael high school.

AWHS girls lacrosse coach released from coaching position

Ila Rees and Jasmin Desruisseau
March 19, 2022
Junior and middle Will Gustafson, dives to pass the ball, attempting to save the Broncos from gaining a point.

Boys Varsity volleyball begins strong season with win against Broncos

Ila Rees and Avery Josephs
February 22, 2022
Cal Amborn breaks away from the opponent’s defense and jumps up to score on a layup, raising AWHS lead by a point.

[Photo] Boys Varsity basketball enters NCS with defeat against Rancho Cotate

Avery Josephs
February 18, 2022
Vintage picture of Drake High Latin Club outside the office building (1985).

School values of community and inclusivity prevail through generations

Kyra Featherstone, Georgia Schroeder, and Ila Rees
February 17, 2022
Students are influenced to choose classes for college rather than putting interests first.

College pressures influence high school student course selections

Ila Rees
February 11, 2022
AWHS freshman Shyama Dean shoots a three-pointer, and scores.

Freshman boys basketball fights close battle against San Marin

Ila Rees and Avery Josephs
December 13, 2021
Breimer stands outside of Rice’s house, wearing her sign in protest of traffic signals, “highway-sized poles,” “arms” on poles, oversized long street signals, and “no fair open progress.”

Local resident protests outside Marin County Supervisor’s home

Delaney Fair and Ila Rees
November 29, 2021
Members of Black Women Organized for Political Action march side by side.

Bay Area citizens march for reproductive justice

Avery Josephs and Ila Rees
October 7, 2021
Toilet seats covered in red ink, made to look like blood, and soap dispensers torn off the walls in the boy’s bathrooms.

Tik Tok trend influences mischief in AWHS boys bathrooms

Ila Rees
September 30, 2021
AWHS sophomore, and boys varsity goalie, Haakon Lacy, leaps out of the water to stop a shot from the opposing team.

AWHS Varsity Water Polo dives into their first MCAL win against Marin Academy

Ila Rees and Avery Josephs
September 16, 2021
ASB teams gather in separate groups to discuss various situations regarding school events

ASB works to plan safe events amid COVID-19

Ila Rees
September 15, 2021
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