The student news site of Clark Magnet High School

Clark Chronicle
The student news site of Clark Magnet High School

Clark Chronicle
The student news site of Clark Magnet High School

Clark Chronicle
Willem Lent

Willem Lent, Section Editor

Dream destination? Okinawa, Japan
 
Interests/ hobbies? Drawing, animating, the martial arts, reading, language learning
 
In 20 years…  I will be alive and working in the game industry hopefully?
 
Describe yourself in 3 words…   independent, witty, creative
All content by Willem Lent
All of Clark's SkillsUSA contestants pose for a group photo after the awards ceremony on the final day of the trip.

Clark students score success at SkillsUSA

Willem Lent, Section Editor
June 1, 2022
Yun Jin's official character art released upon her reveal. She was teased earlier at the 2021 Game Awards as well.

Chinese opera: Genshin Impact breathes life into an antiquated art

Willem Lent, Section Editor
April 5, 2022
Following the introduction of Twitter's hexagonal NFT profile picture option, every user encountered this banner upon visiting their own profile.

Riding the crypto surge: Twitter’s NFT profiles and what’s next

Willem Lent, Section Editor
February 7, 2022
Stockholm, the mess hall and main building, can be seen from almost anywhere at Sjölunden. I took this photo on my last day there from the gazebo where we usually danced to ABBA all together.

Forging friendships and learning languages: my Sjölunden experience

Willem Lent, Yearbook Section Editor
December 14, 2021
This image of an, titled "Quantum", is regarded as the first legitimate NFT. It was sold in 2014, three years before the term was coined.

The NFT outbreak: what’s so bad about them?

Willem Lent, Yearbook Section Editor
December 9, 2021
Taken in 1989, Norma McCorvey (Jane Roe) and her lawyer stand on the steps of the Supreme Court. Her landmark case in American history, Roe v. Wade, is threatened to be overturned this fall.

2021 Supreme Court Session: Abortion and Arms

Willem Lent, Section Editor
October 19, 2021
The official series poster for Squid Game featuring its main cast inside the game's facility.

‘Squid Game’: The Show to Die For

Willem Lent, Student Life Editor
October 7, 2021

Willow’s new single, ‘Transparent Soul,’ plunges into metal and punk

Willem Lent, Staff Writer
May 30, 2021
This is one of the vaccine sites held open by USC and Carbon Health in downtown Los Angeles. Earlier in the morning when the photo was taken, the site had yet to get hectic.

GUSD students get vaccinated against Covid-19

Willem Lent, Staff Writer
May 12, 2021
Junior Anna Tobey readies her fighting stance during her Orange Belt Test. Testing typically happens inside the dojo to measure a student’s progress in both the physical and mental aspects of the training.

Learning the martial arts while miles apart

Willem Lent, Staff Writer
April 14, 2021
K/DA's new EP, All Out, debuted on Nov. 11 with five tracks featuring a variety of artists, including (G)I-DLE members Cho Mi-yeon and Jeon So-yeon, as well as LExie Liu as a guest vocalist.

K/DA goes ‘All Out’ with their new EP

Willem Lent, Staff Writer
December 9, 2020
Ethan Tobey winds up to pitch for his team in a game last fall season. His sport was cut short because of lockdown in spring, and even with practice resuming soon, it will be even longer before proper games are played on the field again.

Student athletes stay afloat in turbulent times

Willem Lent, Staff Writer
November 8, 2020
GUSD has established general guidelines for in-meeting and out of meeting behavior it expects from students.

Zoom cameras left to preference, not standard

Willem Lent, Staff Writer
October 25, 2020
Computer Animation Teacher Anthony Lockhart teaches from his classroom on campus. He’s decorated the classroom with animated media posters, like Howl’s Moving Castle (center) and Cowboy Bebop (right), as well as figure drawings from class exercises (left).

Mr. Lockhart animates Clark’s campus

Willem Lent, Staff Writer
October 20, 2020
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