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The Zephyr

The Student News Site of West Forsyth High School

The Zephyr

The Student News Site of West Forsyth High School

The Zephyr

Co-Editor in Chief

Gabrielle Jenkins, Co-Editor-in-Chief

Gabrielle Jenkins is coming fresh off the heels of her first year on the staff as the 2020-2021 Zephyr co-editor-in-chief. While keeping busy with helping to run the staff, Jenkins enjoys dance, playing Xbox, and going out with her friends. Gabrielle is also a die-hard fan of The Weeknd, and recommends that everyone listens to his new album “After Hours.” She looks forward to seeing what she can help bring to the staff this year.

All content by Gabrielle Jenkins

To West Forsyth- My final farewell

Gabrielle Jenkins, Co-Editor-in-Chief May 28, 2021

High School— in what was supposed to be a four year basic life experience, turned into 2.75 years of unforgettable memories, heart break, stress, happiness and change. While I sometimes get sad about...

Cease & Desist: Pollen is CANCELLED

Gabrielle Jenkins, Co-Editor-in-Chief May 13, 2021

To whom it may concern, For generations, there has been a particle-sized pest that’s been poisoning the bodies of people all over the world. This type of inconvenience is the worst kind to exist. It...

Why I’m getting the COVID vaccine

Gabrielle Jenkins, Co-Editor in Chief April 7, 2021

Rolling out at a speed of around 2 million a day, the COVID-19 vaccine is now a huge topic of conversation and quite frankly, debate. While many people are concerned and skeptical about the vaccine, others...

Juniors take a seat -but not at the SAT

Gabrielle Jenkins, Co-Editor in Chief September 22, 2020

Close your eyes and imagine for a few seconds that “corona” isn’t a thing. Everyone’s in school and getting adjusted to the new year. If you’re a junior, you may be thinking it’s about time...

Road Rage: Drivers need to chill

Gabrielle Jenkins, Opinion Writer March 6, 2020

Everybody’s heard the old saying, “You’re more likely to die in a car crash than in an airplane.” But why is that? What’s causing all these crashes? It’s not the changing of the music, it’s...

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