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The pinnacle of Falcon journalism

The Pitch

The pinnacle of Falcon journalism

The Pitch

Archie Williams P.E. teacher Tim Parnow laughs as he converses with fellow P.E. teachers.

Feature on a Teacher: Tim Parnow

Olive Diamond and Lola Capobianco March 19, 2024

After teaching at Archie Williams for almost seven years, P.E. teacher Tim Parnow has become an integral part of the Falcon community.   As a child, Parnow deeply enjoyed playing sports and being...

Archie Williams counselor Sheila Souder enjoys giving advice to high school students about their academics and post-high school pursuits.

A Feature on a Teacher: Sheila Souder

Elsa Hunt, News Editor October 23, 2023

Despite her numerous successes in helping students, Archie Williams High School counselor Sheila Souder never thought that she’d be where she is today. Over the years, Souder found a passion for helping...

Kathleen McCormick discusses social issues with Archie Williams freshmen and sophomores.

A Feature on a Teacher: Kathleen McCormick

Allison Bredow and Kyra Featherstone May 8, 2023

After teaching at Archie Williams for 23 years, Social Studies and Street Law teacher Kathleen McCormick is a passionate educator with the goal of teaching her students in an interactive learning environment.  “I...

While Tiffany Howell never anticipated becoming a high school teacher, she has become an integral part of the Archie Williams teaching staff.

A Feature on a Teacher: Tes Howell

Allison Bredow and Kyra Featherstone February 7, 2023

Have you ever thought about what your high school teachers did before constructing seating charts and grading papers? Current AP Language and Composition and Economics teacher Tes Howell was a translator,...

Character portraying the vice of gluttony.

Is gossip a healthy vice?

February 1, 2023

We all gossip. It’s a basic human vice: sharing information, speculating about friends and family, and expressing concern about peers makes us feel connected to each other. The average person gossips...

Illustration portrays a person with blurred vision behind the wheel.

Don’t drive high

Peer Resorce February 1, 2023

Don’t drive high. While some may assume this statement is obvious, driving while impaired by cannabis has become increasingly normalized in our Archie Williams student community. We acknowledge that...

Jumping through hoops for college won’t get you the life that you want.

Mind Editorial: Don’t believe the hype.

Pitch Staff May 24, 2022

In 2017, New York Times writer Benoit Denizet-Lewis wrote an article about an overachieving teenager, Jake, and his fear of academic failure. Jake personifies thousands of teenagers across the country...

Unrealistic fitness norms can create unhealthy eating and exercise habits.

Marin’s fitness ideals perpetuate improper nutrition habits

March 10, 2022

With a surplus of gyms, accessibility to healthy foods, and hiking trails all around, Marin County’s culture undeniably revolves around health and fitness. In pursuit of Marin’s normalized “fitness...

Clocks depict DST, a system that now causes more problems than the solutions it aimed to make.

Daylight Savings: a blessing or a curse?

Isabella Nash, Junior Copy Editor March 10, 2022

For over a century, the U.S. has inconsistently used Daylight Savings Time (DST) to save fuel and electricity. It has now become so normalized that we rarely think twice about how DST affects us before...

In Tall Girl 2, Jodie (Ava Michelle) stands tall in her school’s hallway between peers.

Tall Girl 2 falls short of a mental-health focused coming-of-age film

Corina Karr, Reporter March 2, 2022

Tall Girl 2, the sequel to the cringe-filled Tall Girl, was released three days prior to Valentine’s Day; despite its proximity to the day of love, the film’s failed attempt at a relatable coming-of-age...

Labor workers make clothing to sustain fast fashion trends fueled by tiktok.

Trend-following TikTok users contribute to unsustainable “fast fashion” industry

January 26, 2022

TikTok, in its height of internet popularity, is known for its influential style trends. However, these fashion trends are constantly changing, making it impossible to keep up without purchasing from cheap...

Novak Djokovic, current world number one singles men’s tennis player, had his visa approved to play in the Australian Open despite concerns surrounding his COVID–19 history.

Australia: Hold Djokovic accountable

Henry Pratt, Reporter January 12, 2022

On Jan. 10, the decision to cancel tennis star Novak Djokovic’s visa, amid concerns about his vaccination status ahead of the 2022 Australian Open, was deemed “unreasonable” by an Australian judge....

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