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PW Creates DOPE to Eradicate Frivolities

Dhruv Gupta, Staff Editor May 6, 2025

Chainsaws, spying on private databases, and lying on the internet. That’s truly what makes me proud to be an American. The ultra-efficient, money-saving angels at the brand-new Department of Government...

A Short Person’s Tips for Survival in the Halls

A Short Person’s Tips for Survival in the Halls

Tiffany Au, Staff Writer May 6, 2025

The sacred last 10 minutes of every class — the time I dedicate to the sole purpose of soaking in the wondrous phenomenon of equality. The tall athletes who usually tower over me hunch over their papers,...

Science Classroom Animals Escape

Science Classroom Animals Escape

Ryan Chou, Staff Writer May 6, 2025

The escape of a ball python, a Madagascar hissing cockroach, and a three-toed box turtle from the science classrooms is causing widespread concern throughout Pinewood Upper Campus. On March 24 at 8 a.m.,...

Confessions of a Pinewood Vending Machine

Confessions of a Pinewood Vending Machine

Claire Wu, Staff Writer May 6, 2025

Pinewood, do you remember me, your humble vending machine? I must confess: I brought this upon myself. I left the school I’d served for years in search of an illusion of the greater future I thought...

Left Handed People Are Not A Minority: Grow Up and Be Like Everyone Else

Left Handed People Are Not A Minority: Grow Up and Be Like Everyone Else

Kayden Ge, Staff Writer May 6, 2025

The left-handed minority has always complained about how their quirk has inconvenienced them in daily life. Whether it’s scissors, musical instruments, can openers, or computer mice, they always have...

Game Gone Unrecognizable: New Unheard of Rules

Game Gone Unrecognizable: New Unheard of Rules

Abigail Yew, Sports Writer March 27, 2025

  Over the years, there’s no doubt that the game of basketball has been constantly evolving. So, why hasn’t NFHS, the National Federation of State High School Associations, kept up? Many have said...

Boys Soccer Surprisingly Dominates CCS

Boys Soccer Surprisingly Dominates CCS

Harry Yang, Sports Writer March 27, 2025

    As if starting off the season 0-6 was bad enough, the loss of the Pinewood varsity soccer team’s head coach seemed to put the final nail in the coffin for their season. Finishing the preseason...

Pinewood Gives Female Students the Month of March Off

Ian Hsiao, Staff Writer March 27, 2024

March 8, 1917 marked a revolutionary point of success in womens’ rights. However, even in today’s modern world, inequalities between men and women, such as the gender pay gap, still persist. While...

NBA All-Star Lebron James flies high for a dunk.

NBA All-Star LeBron James Traded to Pinewood School

Regan Shee, Sports Writer March 27, 2024

  Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James was traded to the Pinewood Panthers of Los Altos Hills in exchange for sophomores Josh Tian and Thomas Meehleib. The trade was announced by Lebron’s agency...

David Wells poses in his UCLA jersey.

Literature Teacher David Wells’ Legendary Basketball Career at UCLA

Brandon Ge, Copy Editor March 27, 2024

   Basketball players. They can come in all sorts of different builds. On one end of the spectrum, you have the unathletic, fundamentally sound, system-dependent players who make a name for themselves...

Pinewood boys basketball player Kayden Ge (right) fakes out the ref for a finish at the basket.

Kayden’s Ultimate Guide to Sweet Talking Referees

Kayden Ge, Sports Writer March 27, 2024

   Their repulsive zebra-striped uniforms. Their obnoxious, over the top body movements when making the most atrocious calls ever known to man. Their receding hairlines. They are, of course, referees:...

Members of the Pinewood swim team gather to exchange information about the success of their water-stealing business.

Pinewood’s Swim Team Is NOT a Cult

Rohan Parasnis, Sports Writer March 27, 2024

   The Pinewood swim team is NOT a cult.    It was just another Monday morning, but something felt a little odd. During my morning calculus class, junior Michael Bradley and senior Sean Su started...

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