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New Coach Reflects on First Season Leading PC West Girls Basketball
New Coach Reflects on First Season Leading PC West Girls Basketball
What if TikTok Never Came Back?
What if TikTok Never Came Back?
Censorship in the Classroom
Censorship in the Classroom
Past Patriots, Present Wisdom
Past Patriots, Present Wisdom
Image of 9/11 Attacks taken from the US National Archives
TC Classic: Terror Attacks Impact Patriots
Monster House: A Timeless Blend of Horror and Heartwarming Adventure
Monster House: A Timeless Blend of Horror and Heartwarming Adventure
Jujutsu Kaisen
Jujutsu Kaisen
Still Spinning Strong
Still Spinning Strong
Twirl into Magic
Twirl into Magic
Welcome Back, Towne Cryer! Now I'll get out of your way...
Welcome Back, Towne Cryer! Now I’ll get out of your way…
New Coach Reflects on First Season Leading PC West Girls Basketball
New Coach Reflects on First Season Leading PC West Girls Basketball
PCW Wrestlers Take Norman Tourney!
PCW Wrestlers Take Norman Tourney!
Redemption on the field
Redemption on the field
Why West?
Why West?
Colors of Tradition
Colors of Tradition
Ms. Hill and Ms. Lofgren
Stanley Who?
What if TikTok Never Came Back?
What if TikTok Never Came Back?
Censorship in the Classroom
Censorship in the Classroom
Image of 9/11 Attacks taken from the US National Archives
TC Classic: Terror Attacks Impact Patriots
Geometry Dash: The Game That’ll Test Your Patience (and Your Sanity)
Geometry Dash: The Game That’ll Test Your Patience (and Your Sanity)
This article from the March 4th, 1993 Towne Cryer talks about the frequence of/attitudes about fighting. The writer's assessment rings true now, over 30 years later.
Fights unnecessary form of Entertainment
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In the early 1970s, this mannequin representation of our mascot stood near the entry. He was called "John Paul Patriot". Current physical representations of our mascot are correctly referred to as "Pat the Patriot".

In 1972, O.J was Alive and Well

JIll Riley, 1972 Feature Editor
December 19, 2024
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