A battle cry of the modern third-wave feminist movement revolves around the concept of a “wage gap,” the idea that women in modern society earn around 20 percent less per year than men. Data from…
“Robotics is not about building robots. The robots are a means to build each other and build the community around us,” said senior Andrew Miller, captain of TALON 540. This year the Godwin robotics team,…
Many athletes hone their skills on the field, demonstrating expertise in their sport. However, being a good athlete is different than being a good coach. Some Godwin athletes have elevated their skills from basic training…
Sophomore Davis West has been a magician for eight years. From simple tricks like vanishing a quarter to complex illusions with props, West can do it all in the world of magic. “I had liked…
Mitochondrial disease is a rare genetic disorder that affects the lives of one in 4,000 people, causing poor growth, loss of muscle coordination, and organ failure. For senior Isabella Ronson, however, it is a disease…
At Godwin, students in the Center for Medical Sciences work with prominent issues in the fields of math and science. Every year, each student in the center is required to complete a research project in…
Seniors typically kick off the end of the year with senior assassin, soccer games, and of course prom. This year’s Godwin Prom will take place May 20 in the gymnasium. The Junior SCA members in…
Everybody has a story to tell. Mine begins in a hospital in Tomsk, Russia. When I was a year old, I was transferred to an orphanage known in Russia as a “baby house”. The orphanage…
On April 21, Godwin’s debate team competed in the state competition. The 2016 – 2017 school year has been a positive one for the team. Under the new leadership of French teacher and debate coach…
Since Godwin was founded in 1980, Tom Hoy has served the community as a teacher, coach, and leader. He has taught every math course offered at Godwin except calculus and statistics; was head coach of…
