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Three of the many student test subjects were found in a science room storage closet (featuring Karina Aronson, Simon Braun, and Colin Ternus).

Science Experiments in Pinewood Classes Endanger Unsuspecting Students

Andrew Wang, Science and Tech Writer March 29, 2023

Science Department Chair Kim Hudson has approved an action granting faculty the authority to utilize students as human subjects in potentially life-threatening experiments. This unprecedented twist has...

Teachers Run Amok as Shakespeare Characters

Teachers Run Amok as Shakespeare Characters

Lara Parikh, Science & Tech Writer March 29, 2023

Even the most talented conspiracy theorists have not been able to understand the root of this transformation of teachers becoming Shakespeare characters, but they speculate that it has something to do...

Ball Pits Installed in Classrooms for Stress Relief

Ian Hsiao, Science & Tech Writer March 28, 2023

As high schoolers grow older, their test anxiety exponentially increases, but as it turns out, reverting to childhood play toys can ameliorate their situation.  Because Pinewood has seen rising stress...

Featuring Kim Hudson.

Mendelian Biology: Bio Students Breed Fruit Flies

Andrew Wang, Science and Tech Writer February 28, 2023

Honors Biology 2 students are currently facing their most challenging task to date: a lab investigating Mendelian genetics, the process of inheritance, where certain traits are passed down from parent...

Featuring Cate Wessels.

Pinewood Earns Award for Female Representation in CS

Ian Hsiao, Science and Tech Writer February 28, 2023

For the 2022 school year, Pinewood received an award from the College Board for 50% or higher female participation in one of two AP computer science courses such as Computer Science Principles. Pinewood...

The Dark Side of Snapchat: How Social Media Worsens Fentanyl Crisis

The Dark Side of Snapchat: How Social Media Worsens Fentanyl Crisis

Lara Parikh, Science and Tech Writer February 28, 2023

Remember when parents used to say, “Never take candy from strangers?” It was used as a warning for children to prevent abductions. Now, instead of abduction, it’s death. Instead of candy, it’s...

Gears, math, test tubes, all the most recognizable parts of STEM.

PW Stem Curriculum Updates

Rohan Parasnis, Science & Tech Writer February 28, 2023

ChatGPT, to many, appears to mark the start of a new age of technology — one that is dominated not by humans, but by artificial intelligence. But in reality, ChatGPT is just one step on a road that mankind...

Drawing of a cancer cell being attacked

Cancer Vaccines and Its Breakthroughs

Andrew Wang, Science and Tech Writer February 1, 2023

Cancer is an omnipresent aspect of our lives that almost every person has encountered directly or indirectly by way of a loved one or acquaintance. The earliest cancer growths in humans have been found...

Robotics team member working on the robot

Robotics Club’s New Robot

Ian Hsiao, Science and Tech Writer February 1, 2023

Each year, the robotics team partakes in a competition where different schools build a robot to complete specific tasks. The Pinewood robotics team will compete on March 17-19 at St. Ignatius College Preparatory...

The Role of Concept Cars

The Role of Concept Cars

Rohan Parasnis, Science & Tech Writer February 1, 2023

You might not know what they are, but chances are you’ve seen them before. Whether they’ve popped up in a YouTube recommendation, or maybe an article on The Futurist, concept cars have rapidly ascended...

PANS: An Autoimmune Disease in Children

PANS: An Autoimmune Disease in Children

Lara Parikh, Science and Tech Writer February 1, 2023

A concealed, corruptive disorder. Just in the United States, 1 in 200 kids are affected by Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome (PANS), an auto-immune disorder. Sophomore Avery Wilson is raising...

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