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The Student News Site of Millard West High School

The Catalyst
The Student News Site of Millard West High School

The Catalyst

MWHS Wildcat News 05.12.23

Kelsey Nunnenkamp and Logan Moseley
May 12, 2023

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Nathan Delaney and Ariana Griffin
April 14, 2023

Painting her own path

Ariana Griffin, Catalyst Online Editor-in-Chief
February 9, 2023

MWHS Wildcat News 09.17.21

Miguel Paredes Reyes and Brooke Sliva
September 16, 2021
Freshman Lily Dotson cuddles with her dog. She underwent two and a half years of intense treatment. "We are so thankful she continues to be a warrior even when people don’t see the battle," mother Susie Dotson said. "We are proud of all she has overcome."

Fighting for her life

Camille O’Neill, Sports Director
September 15, 2021
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, a time that shines a light on young warriors but also the extreme lack of funding for the disease.

Four-saken funding

Emma Baker, Catalyst Editor-in-Chief
September 18, 2020

Cranes carry hope

Emma Baker, Staff Reporter
February 28, 2020

Providing HOPE for cancer

Kaitlyn Willard and Miguel Paredes Reyes
January 14, 2020
Myself and a friend, Natalie Thomas, show off our costumes at the photo booth. All night long, as the band played and the guests mingled, the photo op area was open to preserve memories and promote Leap-for-a-Cure. “The atmosphere was very lively, super fun and full of people who wanted to help a charity,” Thomas said. “It made me feel thankful so many people support people suffering with this illness.”

Fighting fright with a “frightfully” good time

Emma Baker, Staff reporter
October 31, 2019
Emma Baker, Alex Stamer-Fuentes, Martin Plascencia, Daniel Leiva and Christhor Roy stand with their right hands raised as they are sworn in as junior members of the Los Angeles Police Department. After being inducted, we met the chief and our officer for the day. Then, we rode in the motorcade to Raleigh Studios. “The motorcade was super fun,” junior Alex Stamer-Fuentes said. “I felt some empowerment because they closed down Hollywood Boulevard for just the president and us, the Sunshine Kids.”

Sunny in Cali

Emma Baker, Staff reporter
October 3, 2019
Finally Hit 10 years Cancer-Free

Finally Hit 10 years Cancer-Free

Cassandra Krebs, Staff Writer
February 5, 2019
A journey to becoming cancer free

A journey to becoming cancer free

Bailey Christensen, Staff Writer
December 13, 2018
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