Met Gala: Iman stood out in the crowd
Every year, celebrities look forward to attending the annual Met Gala, which is hosted by Anna Wintour, the editor in chief of Vogue. Hollywood stars, as well as fashion designers, Continue Reading
GSA returns and doesn’t miss a beat
The GSA Show returned to Boonton High School and did not miss a beat. Or a step. Or an opportunity to impress the sellout crowds. Both teams came up with Continue Reading
Interview with GSA Show co-founder
On Friday, June 4, 2021, W.A.M.P.U.S. staff member Autumn Fenske interviewed former Boonton High School teacher Barbara Stahle about her role in starting the GSA show 50 years ago. Stahle Continue Reading
Hurdling comes naturally to Liverpool
Clyde Liverpool will always remember the 2021 Northwest Jersey Athletic Conference Small Schools Track Meet at Wallkill Valley High School. Liverpool got his first major win there, taking first in Continue Reading
Ms. Kraa remembered with “minty” lacrosse games
Haylee Roller recalls Ms. Kraa telling her to “Make it more minty.” And Roller, a senior, took the advice of Kraa, the beloved late art teacher, and has carried it Continue Reading
5 Easy Ways to Celebrate Earth Day 2021
This upcoming Thursday, April 22, 2021, we will be having our annual Earth Day! Earth Day, which began in 1970, is a worldwide event designated to help show support for Continue Reading
Smith opens with upset; Fongaro seeking more success
This was a matchup worthy of Boardwalk Hall, the site of Joey Olivieri’s two monumental state tournament wins. Olivieri and Boonton’s Jason Smith, however, battled it out before 15 spectators Continue Reading
Comparing COVID-19 responses around the world
Since the first reported case of coronavirus on December 31st, 2019, the world has adapted drastically to this new environment. Every country has approached the situation differently considering they all Continue Reading
Snowstorms sweeping through the U.S.
February was a month of snow, snow, and more snow. With every week bringing a new storm, spring couldn’t seem farther away, proving Punxsutawney Phil’s prediction of six more weeks Continue Reading
BHS students finally begin in-person learning
On Feb. 4, Cohort B came back to school masked up and, after being delayed a couple of times, Cohort A finally had its turn on Feb. 8. Needless to Continue Reading