
Año nuevo, vida nueva
Elizabeth Franklin, Staff Writer
• January 21, 2022

School, sports and Swedish sedans
Joseph Denklau, Guest Writer
• October 25, 2021

Junior Scott Peterson stays connected to his father through his passion for cars
Joseph Denklau, Staff Writer
• June 3, 2021

From softball catcher to lacrosse goalie, freshman Rachel Livak defends her rankings
Tre Bell, Staff Writer
• June 1, 2021

The stories his skateboards could tell
Tre Bell, Staff Writer
• May 7, 2021

Alumni Charlie Foy and Carson Lolley steal the show on Missouri State Improv
Michael Lolley, Staff Writer
• April 16, 2021
![Senior Skyler Ji converses with students on a video call. Ji, who has been speaking Chinese since birth, treasured the opportunity to talk with native Chinese speakers. “I wanted to join because of the opportunity to talk to and interact with people in China. I used to go to town a lot, but, recently, I haven’t been,” Ji said. “I also wanted to join because of the opportunity to talk to Chinese people and see how COVID[-19] has been impacting them.”](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Mark-student-video-call.png)
The Speech King: Inside senior Justin Xu’s English tutoring organization
Thomas Bruns, Staff writer
• March 14, 2021
![History teacher Aaron Bashirian plays a gig at a local fair in his hometown of Elroy, Wis. July 1998. “I would say [my music] is pop-y,” Bashirian said. “It’s a happy-go-lucky sort of pop. There are some rock elements to it but it really is just feel good, fun music.”](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Mr.-B-Photo-001-900x600.jpg)
The road not taken: Aaron Bashirian, rock star gone teacher
Peyton Gaskill, Staff Writer
• May 13, 2019

Sophomore Ismail Hacking clocks high earnings selling brand-name shoes
Gabe Davis, Staff Writer
• January 25, 2018
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