Srinithi Raj

Srinithi Raj, Editor-in-Chief

When I’m not writing, you can probably find me napping or watching an ungodly amount of YouTube. Although I initially joined the Ghostwriter because I enjoy writing, I stayed because I get to make fun of Keertana and her Disney movie choices. My biggest regret is a tie between getting a subscription to a slime company and giving Keertana my camera. My birthday wish is to get anti-fog spray for my glasses, and I’m also senior at WA and this is my second year as an Editor-in-Chief.

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WA Girls’ Varsity Softball wins against Newton-South

Srinithi Raj, Feature Editor
Apr 28, 2019

On Wednesday 24th at 4:30, WA took home another win against Newton South with a score of 8 to 7.

Chorus and orchestra students perform at their 2019 Spring Concert

Srinithi Raj, Staff Writer
Apr 4, 2019

On Tuesday, April 2, WA's chorus and orchestra presented a concert featuring both areas of music. Beginning with the chorus students, followed by the orchestra, both groups displayed their musical prowess....

GPA, Valedictorian, and Salutatorian proposed to be removed in 2021

Srinithi Raj and Keertana Gangireddy
Apr 3, 2019

In an effort to reduce student stress, the Challenge Success committee is considering changing the GPA system and removing the recognition of valedictorian and salutatorian. With the advent of Challenge...

Seniors give insight into their capstone projects

Srinithi Raj and Divya Sambathkumar
Mar 23, 2019

With senior Capstone projects approaching quickly, the Ghostwriter asked a few seniors what their plans were during this time. In place of attending classes in the fourth quarter, seniors spend the majority...

Happy Death Day 2U fortunately wasn’t the death of me

Srinithi Raj, Staff Writer
Mar 4, 2019

In Christopher Landon’s Happy Death Day 2U, sorority queen Tree Gelbman makes a comeback in the sequel to her first adventure, Happy Death Day. Although Landon’s sequel effectively maintains the same...

Vallone sets an example for future triathletes

Srinithi Raj, Staff Writer
Feb 14, 2019

For countless nights, she stays up until two in the morning on a bike in the basement, or gets in an extra swim before school. No one sees the mental struggle or the times when sleep is impossible and...

Víctor Amengual Flies into Westford

Srinithi Raj, Staff Writer
Jan 23, 2019

Leaving home, even for a short amount of time, can be a liberating, yet frightening experience for most. Every year or so, Westford Academy hosts an exchange program that allows foreign students to experience...

Advanced Placement advances stress

Varshini Ramanathan and Srinithi Raj
Jan 20, 2019

In 2017, 530 students at Westford Academy were in AP classes, according to the WA school profile. The number indicates a significant increase in the number of AP students, with 352 students taking APs...

[Photo] WA Boys' Basketball wins hard fought game against Wayland

Jan 11, 2020

A ball swishes through the hoop.

[Photo] Varsity Girls Basketball triumphs over Concord-Carlisle

Jan 20, 2019

A Westford player attempts to block an opponent.

Boys’ Varsity Basketball falls to Waltham

Srinithi Raj, Staff Writer
Dec 12, 2018

On Tuesday, December 11, the Westford Academy Boys’ Varsity Basketball team faced-off against Waltham High School at WA. While playing aggressively in the first match of the season, the WA team fell...

WA carries out A.L.I.C.E. procedure

Keertana Gangireddy and Srinithi Raj
Oct 5, 2018

On Friday, October 6th, Westford Academy held its first A.L.I.C.E. (Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate) evacuation drill. This particular drill differed from those in past years, as it closely...

Hoffman takes up science position at WA

Keertana Gangireddy and Srinithi Raj
Sep 28, 2018

Introducing Jennifer Hoffman, a biology and forensic science teacher who has recently joined WA's science department. Q: Have you always wanted to become a teacher? A: I wanted to be a vet originally....

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WA Girls’ Varsity Softball wins against Newton-South

Chorus and orchestra students perform at their 2019 Spring Concert

GPA, Valedictorian, and Salutatorian proposed to be removed in 2021

Seniors give insight into their capstone projects

Happy Death Day 2U fortunately wasn’t the death of me

Vallone sets an example for future triathletes

Víctor Amengual Flies into Westford

Advanced Placement advances stress

[Photo] WA Boys' Basketball wins hard fought game against Wayland

[Photo] Varsity Girls Basketball triumphs over Concord-Carlisle

Boys’ Varsity Basketball falls to Waltham

WA carries out A.L.I.C.E. procedure

Hoffman takes up science position at WA

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