Tiffany Au (10) is a Science & Tech writer for The Perennial, and this is her second year on staff. This year, Tiffany strives to improve her writing skills as a whole and expand her knowledge on technological innovations. In her free time, she enjoys reading, traveling, and spending time with her friends and family.
Waymos: the cars that navigate through city streets 24/7 without ever needing to stop for a lunch break. While humans are prone to distractions, human errors, and road rage, Waymos are constantly...
Sophomore Sophie Saibi first learned about the James Webb Space Telescope and its remarkable ability to capture stunning images of the universe in seventh grade. From that moment on, she became deeply...
While traveling abroad, junior Lara Parikh accidentally consumed food that had come into contact with nuts, triggering a severe allergic reaction that required the administration of epinephrine, a lifesaving...
We all know the classroom brings us academic growth and teacher guidance, but there are other avenues to broaden our minds. By occasionally ditching class and expanding your world experience by getting...
Summer’s imminent arrival fills me with dread. Why? Research reveals that students lose a staggering 30 percent of their academic skills over summer breaks. That’s right — a third of the school year’s...
“Criticize the way you fly when you’re soarin’ through the sky.” As pop star Taylor Swift soars to new heights with her undeniable contributions to the music industry, her large carbon footprint...
Imagine walking into an undisturbed study space where students can be fully immersed in their studies, free from external distractions. A place where students can relax, enjoy uninterrupted focus...
Financial literacy is a crucial life skill that educates students on managing their finances properly. Financial literacy is a wise investment into students’ futures, and it ensures that students...
When one thinks of our beloved Pinewood, one is bound to envision the overarching concept of community. Students, especially in a small school, need a sense of belonging to truly move forward...
