Rishi Chen (10) doesn’t stop. He’s been in the game for over a decade now. He joined Journalism because he is a seer of truth; a horseman of real. He is also aspirationally British. He hopes to spread his groovy vibes through print.
In any song you listen to, it’ll be there. It’s easy to tune it out as background noise, write it off as unnecessary, or even just forget about it. Yet bass is often the most crucial component of any...
Since its inception perhaps a million years ago, Pinewood has been part of an insidious travesty. A cardinal sin, no less — a perpetual crisis. But all it takes is one cursory glance at the lunch menu...
The confounding paradox of jazz is that no one, especially not jazz players, can coherently describe what constitutes jazz. It is better defined by the feelings it exudes: feelings of thrill, confusion,...
Indian cinema, much like the nation that produces it, is an affair of superlatives. It is, and has long been, the country that produces the most films per year — as many as 16,000 in a multitude...
“The Addams Family,” Pinewood’s eighth grade musical, will be making its debut in December this year. Returning to the Pinewood stage for the second time in just under a decade, the musical...
Seated beside me is the mother of the saxophonist of my favorite band. I am seated in a plush green velvet chair. An array of tea, scones, jam, and clotted cream is laid out in front of me. Outside,...
A student of math teacher Stuart Hamilton can notice patterns in the lessons of the energetic educator. Patterns between different functions and various equations, but most prevalent of all, in Hamilton’s...
Many people at Pinewood may have never heard senior Simon Braun sing, but he has been doing just that for nearly 10 years. Known for his brash demeanor and unique sense of humor, one of his hidden talents...
Take Note, Pinewood’s a cappella group, has been working hard as they embark on their journey to the West Coast quarterfinals of the International Championship of High School A Cappella in Burbank...
Everyone has grown up with the whimsical wordplay of Doctor Seuss. His work transcends time with a nostalgic and jubilant appeal that attracts all. Now, his readers can expect to be entertained as...
Rishi Chen, Arts & Culture Writer
• October 18, 2023
From the fertile soils outside an unassuming concert venue called The Windmill, in South London, music history is continuously being made. A rather unremarkably designed structure adorned with vividly...
