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POW: Alison Owen, 12

Allie Collins, Photo Editor • October 8, 2014

"When did you come up with the idea to dress up like Dr. Mitchell for Future Occupation day?

Popularity gets a bad reputation

Betsy Wait, MANAGING EDITOR-IN-CHIEF • October 7, 2014

Whether you love or hate the concept, the label is still a prominent stereotype in high schools nationwide.

Winter sports preview

Kathryn Harter, Multimedia Editor • October 6, 2014

As the fall sports come to a close in their regular season (and for some sports into pre-State competition), the winter sports at Parkway West are starting up open gyms.

Spirit Week

Bailey Rathert, Staff Blogger • October 6, 2014

'Staying Classy' is the Pathfinder's own fashion blog, updated every other week, covering a wide variety of fashion related topics.

Fall into new TV

Kyla Hatton, Sports Editor • October 2, 2014

With shows including Bob's Burgers, Gotham and American Horror Story, "Fall into new TV" is your guideline for this season's upcoming must-sees.

Apple’s new iFlop

Sydney Kinzy, PHOTO EDITOR • September 28, 2014

An overview of Apple's technology releases and updates from the past week and what the students of West have to say about them.

Athlete Spotlight: Philip Aden

Grant Aden, SPORTS EDITOR • September 26, 2014

Senior Phillip Aden was elected as one of the captains of the 2014-15 Cross Country season, and this is what he is known for on the team.

What Teachers Make

Kathryn Harter, Multimedia Editor • September 25, 2014

A synopsis of Taylor Mali's poem, "What Teachers Make," and what it means to you as a student.

Chromebooks become accessible to students after six week delay

Betsy Wait, MANAGING EDITOR-IN-CHIEF • September 25, 2014

On Monday, Sept. 23, the school's set of Google Chromebooks are available for students use for the first time since the beginning of the year.

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Hannah Hoffmann, TECHNICAL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF • September 22, 2014

Sept. 10 was the Internet Slowdown Day, where sites like Tumblr, Vimeo, Netflix, Reddit and many other sites.

Recent Stories

Senior Dhiya Prasanna examines a bottle of Tylenol. Prasanna has observed data in science labs and in real life. “[I] advise the public not to just look or search for information that supports your argument, but search for information that doesn't support it,” Prasanna said.

Acting for autism

Ruthvi Tadakamalla, Editor-In-Chief • 21 seconds ago

When President Trump announced that the 2020 election was “totally rigged” or that there was “no inflation” during his first presidency,...

Experimenting with vials and test tubes on Oct. 1, Beta Chi Pi president and senior Nicole Paquette supports her passion for science in the classroom. After former Beta Chi Pi sponsor and science teacher Chloe Gallaher’s retirement, Paquette worked with science teacher Elegan Kramer during the summer to bring the science club back to West. “It’s a good way to keep you connected with science, and it’s a motivation to do science activities. Overall, it’s just a good group of people that are interested in science,” Paquette said.

Beta Chi Pi returns: reviving a science community at West

Zaina Hasan and Jude Taher • 4 hours ago

Experimenting with vials and test tubes on Oct. 1, Beta Chi Pi president and senior Nicole Paquette supports her passion for science in the classroom....

Junior Noor Hacking hands the ball off to sophomore Natalie House during a game against the Oakville Tigers on Sept. 8. Hacking played third base, and her main objective was to get people out and hit the ball deep. “I love playing third base because it is not only really fun, but it is also a big part of the team’s defense,” Hacking said.

Athletes of West – Noor Hacking

Owen Ulmer and Patrick May • 3 days ago

Owen Ulmer - I’m Owen. Patrick May - And I’m Patrick. Ulmer - And this is the Athletes of West. May - We just interviewed star softball...