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Sarah Varghese, Assistant Editor

Grade 12

 

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During these uncertain times, it can be helpful to practice honesty and openness with the people we love. For me, that's my parents.

[PHOTO] Going the (Social) Distance

March 18, 2020
Sarah and her siblings playing mega Jenga in the yard to ward off boredom.

[PHOTO] Going the (Social) Distance

March 17, 2020
Going the (Social) Distance is a new blog from the Red & Black that provides readers with some helpful tips and insider experience during our collective effort at social distancing during the COVID-19 outbreak.

[PHOTO] Going the (Social) Distance

March 16, 2020
Going the (Social) Distance is a new blog from the Red & Black that provides readers with some helpful tips and insider experience during our collective effort at social distancing during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Going the (Social) Distance

March 19, 2020
Students gathered in the library yesterday to celebrate and elevate the major contributions to the humanities by African-American writers and voices.

PMHS Library Hosts the African-American Read-In

February 27, 2020
The NOVA presentation team earned six awards, including four gold medals at the Long Island Regional Tradeshow.

Virtual Enterprise’s NOVA takes home six awards at Regional Tradeshow Competition

February 3, 2020
How beneficial is interplanetary colonization? It has been a dream of many with advanced technology to accomplish the task.

Should humans colonize other planets?

October 8, 2019
What's the next step? Making the BIG college decision the way that PMHS grads, Stella and Aimee, did.

Searching for All the Right Information?

October 3, 2019
Can our nutritional choices affect something like our eyesight?

[PHOTO] Can Our Food Choices Really Do Damage?

September 5, 2019
Imagine if we as a society created even more opportunities for women in STEM careers: what could they solve? Cure?

What If You’re Only Seeing Half of the Opportunities?

June 12, 2019
Texts and study materials some advanced students need as part of their course load.

DEBATE: Are High School Students Being Worked Too Hard?

April 18, 2019
New Zealand introduces and approves assault weapons ban only weeks after a deadly mass shooting took place in March, killing 51 people.

[PHOTO] New Zealand to Ban Military Style Weapons After Deadly Mass Shooting in March

April 15, 2019
(From left to right) Elizabeth Niemiec, Francine Tongol, Evan Zhang, Meghan O'Leary, and Justin Zhou. The Science Olympiad competition was on January 26th at Ward Melville High School.

In Our Element Participating in the Science Olympiad Competition

March 12, 2019

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March 12, 2019
Black History Month is a month of reflection on the vast contributions African-American culture has made on the growth and prosperity of our country.

Black History Month

February 11, 2019
33 years ago, the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded shortly after take-off and completely rocked our nation. In times of great loss and defeat, the US has been the pinnacle of strength in the science community. What have we learned since then?

The Challenger Disaster: 33 Years Later

January 29, 2019
Sir Ken Robinson weathered the storm to speak with the Patchogue Medford community

[PHOTO] Braving the Bitter Weather for an Educational Opportunity

November 28, 2018
HOPM: Hunter

Hunter

November 12, 2018

Does ‘Fake News’ affect High School Media?

November 9, 2018
The Columbia University library is probably the most famous landmark on campus. It's huge and features a statue of Alma Mater on its front steps welcoming generations of students to study there.

[PHOTO] Learning to Find the Story

November 9, 2018
A colorful plate is a healthy plate!

Do Vegetarians Live Longer?

October 25, 2018
Are schools turning out the light on creativity?

[PHOTO] Are Schools Killing Creativity?

September 14, 2018
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