February 2012 – The Westminster Bi-Line

Wildcat divers look towards state championship

Tommy Pastor

February 3, 2012

Filed under Sports, Swimming and Diving

Injuries and inexperience cause struggles early on for varsity girls basketball

Ansley Walker

February 3, 2012

Filed under Basketball, Sports

Artist Spotlight: band senior Oglesby pursues dreams

Jenny Qian, Head Editor

February 3, 2012

Filed under Arts

Students and school commit to All State auditions

Alex Floyd

February 3, 2012

Filed under Arts

Strong devotion to a commitment or cause can completely change its end result, and nowhere was such devotion better observed than during this past Martin Luther King Day weekend, when the Westminster Schools hosted the final ...

The Bi-Line should, can, will go online

Peter Bryant, Head Editor

February 3, 2012

Filed under Opinions

Our school newspaper, The Bi-Line, should, and will, discontinue its print edition and function only as an online paper. Sound crazy? It would have to me four years ago, but after writing, editing, and head-editing The Bi-Line, and ...

Artist Spotlight: Turbayne wows world with oboe

Isabel Callaway

February 3, 2012

Filed under Arts

Wildcat swimmers strive to claim two state titles

February 3, 2012

Service spotlight: open hand

February 3, 2012

Students make treaties with teachers, don’t fulfill promises

Anna Kate Heller and Reid Calhoun

February 3, 2012

Filed under News

Students are pillaging, plundering, and pilfering classrooms and offices across campus. During the week of Jan. 9-13, juniors explored 48 rooms around the school, just as the Europeans colonized Africa in the 1800s. Nine diff...

Young squash program looks to overcome competition with strategy

February 3, 2012

Going green: if celebs can do it, so can we

Neena Molavi

February 3, 2012

Filed under Opinions

It is that time of year again at Westminster, and along with Lovett, Pace, Woodward, Holy Innocents, Holy Spirit, Marist, and many other schools nationwide, we are fresh out of the gate of the Green Cup Challenge. The “green” move...

GOP candidates’ wardrobes mirror campaign success

Robert Smith

February 3, 2012

Filed under Opinions

Disclaimer: I know nothing about politics. But I have been told that the United States political system is broken, probably beyond repair, and that Congress, neck-deep in schemers and scoundrels, is the entity contributing most...