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The Florida State Seminoles kneel during the National Anthem. (Royalty-free photo by Jonathan Breaker via Wikimedia Commons)

Snubbed? What happened to Florida State?

By Carlos Allen, Senior Reporter December 12, 2023

This year's college football playoffs promise some intense games, with a showdown between the Washington Huskies and the Texas Longhorns, and another between the Michigan Wolverines and Alabama Crimson...

The college football playoffs are just a few weeks away. (Royalty-free photo courtesy of Pixabay via Pexels.com)

College playoffs matchup “chosen” teams

By Carlos Allen, Senior Reporter December 12, 2023

When it was announced that selection for the College Football Playoffs would be based on a committee's decision, and not on the team's record, fans everyone likely raised an eyebrow. There was bound to...

Almost every student at WEGO has at least one form of social media on their phone. (Photo illustration by Wildcat Chronicle Staff using image by Pixabay via Pexels.com)

Top 5 social media apps

By Brianna Romero, Reporter December 11, 2023

Almost everyone uses social media these days, especially teens. Whether it is to be informed on the latest news, keeping up with celebrity drama, or new trends to participate in. At the end of the day,...

The rock wall offers WEGO students the chance to practice their skills on a more regular basis.

WEGO climbs to top Tuesdays after school

By Ryan Zalak, Sports Editor December 10, 2023

A fairly new club at West Chicago Community High School, the Rock Climbing Club, met this past Tuesday after school in the fieldhouse to practice their climbing skills. The club met in the fieldhouse,...

A tank at the Gaza Strip. (Royalty-free photo by Craig Manners via Pexels.com)

[OPINION] Social media’s role in the Israeli/Palestinian war

By Lucas Brown, Guest Contributor December 9, 2023

While the war in Israel/Palestine has been ongoing for the past 50+ years, recent events have reignited the conflict which is now more intense than ever. What distinguishes these recent developments from...

Jonathan Says: Selling nostalgia is a must

Jonathan Says: Selling nostalgia is a must

By Jonathan Saucedo, Opinions Editor December 8, 2023

Hearing or seeing something straight from childhood days, feelings of wanting, feeling of comfort. and feeling of joy coming through the body to the heart. This is nostalgia, a sense of happiness associated...

SRC teacher Malko Odishoo - pre-haircut - stands aside his Jeep. (Photo courtesy of Malko Odishoo)

Humans of WEGO: From poor student to master teacher

By Giselle Cortez, Reporter December 8, 2023

Malko Odishoo is known for his work with the football team, and perhaps his curly hair. Some people (wrongly) think he is a surfer dude, but this long-time Illinois resident, now a candidate for a master's...

Kindred worker, Silas Sweet (his last name is just as the way they make their coffees) is preparing a chai latte. The red box he is holding is the prime ingredient called “Masala Chai”.

[PHOTO ESSAY] Behind the hot (and iced) making of local favorite, Kindred Coffee Roasters

By Karen Huerta Garnica, Reporter December 7, 2023

Whenever someone wants coffee, they - right away - think about Starbucks or Dunkin. But what about the local businesses? Kindred Coffee Roasters is a small, family-owned business headed by siblings...

Golf clubs are lined up by size at the Carol Stream Park District's Coyote Crossing.

[PHOTO ESSAY] Late night at Coyote Crossing

By Eric Deguzman and Aidan Ostapa December 7, 2023

The bright lights illuminate the putting greens as the sound of a roaring waterfall echoes through the property. A cheerful coyote grins as four Chronicle reporters make their way to the counter window....

Students today are filled with nostalgia for the television shows of their youth. (Photo illustration created by Wildcat Chronicle Staff using royalty-free image by Vika Glitter via Pexels.com)

Top 5 TV shows from childhood

By Fernando Calvillo-Morales, Multimedia Content Creator December 6, 2023

Some of the most important times of people’s lives come from their childhood, 10 (or so) years in the past. Sitting down on the couch or the floor, listening to the static of the TV for a few seconds,...

Indie games, such as this one fellow reporter Micah Weber is playing, continue to innovate and meet fans' interests, while mainstream video games seem driven by one thing: profit.

[OPINION] The success of indie and decline of Triple-A

By Jonathan Saucedo, Opinions Editor December 5, 2023

Most gamers have experienced this sensation: anticipation for an upcoming game that promises to be exciting and different, but when released, is a huge flop to their fans. Did the game feel unfinished?...

Looking for the perfect blueberry scone? Panera's literally melt in one's mouth.

Panera perfection

By Ava Koch, Reporter December 5, 2023

    Panera, 12632 Illinois Route 59, Plainfield 60585 (815.254.0022). Breakfast $4–$7; Soups $8–$11; Bakery $1–$5. If you are looking for a calm, relaxing space to finish homework...

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