The Beauty of Base Twelve
By Graham Everhart
With such a wide array of options, is base ten really the best number system to use?
Mathematically speaking, base ten is not very useful. Ten is divisible by two…
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WHAT’S IN THE WORD- Episode 3 (Homecoming Week)
Kaiona Apio and Katrina Peterson are back with Episode 3 of What’s in the Word. Fresh jokes about the homecoming theme, charity for change, and the…
Read moreWhat’s In the Word- Episode 2
Katrina Peterson and Kaiona Apio bring the comedy series “What’s in the Word?” into the new school year. They bring a hilarious take to syllabus week, freshmen, and class schedules.
Read moreKira Augustmar: The Activist
By Ariana Burr
Activism. A common sight near Seattle, happening so much in our everyday lives that we hardly give it a second thought. However, in the eyes of Kira Augustamar, activism is one of the key parts of her personality due to her current and previous background in protests and…
Read moreThe Boltzmann Brain Problem
By Graham Everhart
You think, therefore you are, but are you who you think you are? You may be an intelligent arrangement of random particles called a Boltzmann Brain. The existence of Boltzmann Brains remains one of the strangest unsolved problems in cosmology today…
Read moreMs. Bryson- Teacher Feature
By Roni Flynn
Our next teacher is Ms. Bryson! She teaches Spanish 1, 2, and 3 here at Edmonds Woodway.
Roni: What is the funniest thing a student has said to you?
Ms. Bryson: It changes on a daily basis. I’ve had students ask things like “How do you say taco in spanish?” or “Is Mexico part of the United States?”
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Read moreMr. Crist- Teacher Feature
By Roni Flynn
Our teacher feature this week (the 28th) is Mr. Crist. Mr. Crist teaches math, however, the type varies from year to year. This year, Crist is teaching Algebra 2 and AP statistics. His classroom is located in the D205 classroom.
Read moreNow to Then-Stories of the Past and Present at EWHS
By Ariana Burr
Down the path of life footsteps are left, however where they lead and where they come from can be intriguing, inspiring, terrifying and saddening. That’s why Warrior Word has decided to start a column interviewing the students and notable alumni from Edmonds Woodway. If one of the readers would like to tell their story or they know a remarkable
Read moreThe Implications of Free Will
By Graham Everhart
Do you control what you do? That depends on your definition of “control.” I won’t go full Vsauce-Michael-Here on you, but free will is one of those concepts that makes less sense the more you think about it. Many religious groups and philosophers claim it exists. Many claim it doesn’t. I claim that it’s impossible to know for sure, but I can analyze its consequences.
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