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Pentatonix album review

Dani Fischer, MANAGING EDITOR-IN-CHIEF • October 30, 2015

Pentatonix, named after the five-note pentatonic scale, was started in 2011 when three high school students in Arlington, Texas, entered The Sing Off, a television competition for a capella groups.

Women of West and the Feminist Club: Misconceptions, goals and projects

Kathryn Harter, Multimedia Editor • October 29, 2015

Confused why we have both a Feminist Club and Women of West? Here is why.

Students spark FREED Education

Kathryn Martenet, Staff Writer • October 28, 2015

In order to create chances for children in third-world countries, senior Katie Hornsby and juniors (from Parkway South) Wesley Mourton and Luke Bauer, created a for-profit business through Spark! called FREED.

Upperclassmen experience exchange

Allie Collins, Staff Writer • October 28, 2015

Junior Tina Tang and senior Anna Worpvik spent the last three months on foreign soil, learning about and experiencing the American culture firsthand during their exchange periods. Tang will be here for a first semester; while Worpvik will be here for the full year.

Kindred tour review

Mary Galkowski, Photographer / Staff Writer • October 26, 2015

Although the tour was focused on their latest album Kindred, the setlist had a good balance of songs from each album.

Circling our way back to the ranch

Kyla Hatton, Sports Editor • October 22, 2015

Everyone knows Circle 7 Ranch is a PWest favorite, find out why.

Quiz: Can you handle the horrors of high school?

Kathryn Harter, Multimedia Editor • October 21, 2015

Hot dogs, heart rates and history! Oh my!

Coming of Age album review

Jacob Cupps, Editor-in-Chief • October 19, 2015

Current Anderson University senior Elle Worrell has developed in her release of her inaugural LP Coming of Age on Sept 30. The Pathfinder gives the album a 9.1/10.

Longhorns experience the perfect ending

Bobby Connor, Staff Writer • October 19, 2015

The Horns beat the Lions 27-12 on senior night.

Finding true north at 6 North

Emma Ratliff, Staff Writers • October 15, 2015

Just down the road from West High, 6 North Cafe is a great place for great eats.

Recent Stories

Focused on providing exceptional service, sophomore Darsh Mahapatra carefully cleans the door of a customer’s car. Mahapatra has always believed his customers deserve nothing less than the best. “[If] they’re trusting us with their car and our service, then I am convinced that they deserve our 100 percent effort and beyond,” Mahapatra said.

Driven to succeed

Rishi Pidikiti, Sports Editor • 3 minutes ago

Students in high school often feel overwhelmed by schoolwork, extracurricular activities and sports — especially those who strive to excel...

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 • 13 hours 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 • 17 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....