With over 6,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Missouri alone, nearly 2.7 million confirmed cases worldwide and the virus showing no sign of slowing down, a question is on everyone’s minds: Where is...
Being locked up at home most likely has left you feeling a little isolated, socially distant, one could say. Whatever you’re filling your time with, I would like to recommend one more thing: a YouTube...
Anxiety can be debilitating, depression too. The last thing an adolescent needs during this tumultuous time of development is to be battling with their mental health.
However, there is an unfortunate...
So I've been arguing with my friends about this, and I don't know where it came from. Regardless, I'm here to say why one billion lions would crush all the Pokémon.
First things first, let me set...
On Jan. 2, President Donald Trump ordered the assassination by airstrike of Iranian Revolutionary Guard, Gen. Qasem Soleimani.
Seemingly overnight, the American consciousness and the world at large feared...
Amidst nationwide racial tensions and a larger conversation about diversity, English teachers seek to diversify their curriculum both in the texts students read and in the skills they learn.
“It has...
Welcome reader to the third issue of the Parkway Central Corral.
As this decade comes to an end , it was the idea of our very own Taylor Stern to use the issue to look back at the 2010s and all the things...
Hello reader, and welcome to our second issue of the year. For our second issue, we decided to take a different approach to a few things and see how it worked.
Mainly, you’ll notice we have a rather...
To say that gun control is a contentious issue is an understatement. Ever since the tragic shootings at Dayton, Ohio and El Paso, Texas in early August, the arguments for and against various types of gun...
Mongolian heavy metal is probably a genre you haven’t been paying attention to. It sounds niche, to say the least, but that seems to be changing. Hailing from Mongolia as the name suggests, The HU has...
You enter a dingy looking building, lockers on one side and people playing cards towards the other. In the middle, sits one man alone. The camera zooms in slowly as he applies clown makeup. You see him...
Welcome, reader, to the first PCH Corral newspaper issue of the 2019-2020 school year. I’d like to introduce myself. I’m Wesley Henshaw, Editor-in-Chief here at the Corral. I’m extraordinarily excited...
The country saw two shootings within hours of each other in Dayton, Ohio and El Paso, Texas on Aug. 3, 2019. Sadly, these two tragedies mark only two more tiny blips on the constantly expanding list of...
The racially-charged video released over Spring Break ignited discussion and emotion, leaving many wondering what actions could be taken.
In the video three students were seen using racial slurs as well...
AP Physics students Andrew Chen (11), Zhirui He (10), and Christine Chen (10) wait in line for the Mr. Freeze ride at Six Flags. The vest Chen's wearing recorded data on the Mr. Freeze that students would...
Story updated to include correction regarding number of carjackings in St. Louis area.
Recently carjacking rates have spiked nationwide. In St. Louis last year there were approximately 350 carjackings,...
Whether it’s his political or personal life, the year 2018 has been quite a controversial one for Kanye West. Now that the year is over, and West shows no sign of slowing down going into 2019, it would...
It is the eve of trash collection day in the 63017 neighborhood of Appalachian Trail. An empty paper Schnucks bag in hand, you go to gather up the trash bags in your house to put in the collection bin....
Over the past three years, the Modern Language Department has been undergoing massive curriculum changes from the more grammar-oriented approach, to the more communicative approach, in an attempt to increase...
As it enters its second year of operation, Link Crew has been helping incoming freshmen and new students adapt to the ways of high school. Both members and new students have been enjoying this new way...
So you’ve defeated the cold, what now? Now that the cold has run away in complete fear of its obvious superior, you, it is common to experience rapid and global scorching of the planet as the balance...
After years of production, "God of War", also known as "God of War 4" and "God of War PS4", exploded onto the Playstation this April. Ever since its initial announcement, fans have been hyped for "God...
Honing his informational technology skills, Senior Justin Nguyen aided a local chiropractic business with technological difficulties over the spring break.
“Their printer would not accept any more...
Seniors John Kim and Kazu Gavin are taking a step towards a career in the Armed Forces as they both commit to the military academies West Point and the United States Air Force Academy, respectively. Gavin...
As society becomes more and more technology oriented, privacy becomes more and more of a concern. With every news story about a malware outbreak, our security and privacy seems to be thrown into question.
For...
In the midst of a very confusing, if not outright chaotic, social climate in America, it’s a pleasant surprise to see such a book welcome us into early 2018. The book is “12 Rules for Life: an Antidote...
It’s St. Louis. On Monday we have 50 degree weather, on Tuesday we’re in the negatives. To keep you prepared, here are some tips to stay safe and be ready for the worst.
Keep Ahold of Your Ingredients
You...
Due to recent budgeting concerns, the supplies collected from the Puerto Rico drive are planned to be delivered by sea instead of the previously planned air transport. The expectation is to deliver the...
The Parkway Food Pantry, headed by social workers such as Diane Peterson and Esmeralda Felix, helped many food insecure families this year have a Thanksgiving, giving away Thanksgiving kits to those in...
November is almost gone, and December is creeping around the corner. With December comes winter and with winter comes being cold. Lucky for you, here is a helpful list on how to completely and utterly defeat cold this winter.
The Peru trip will be approximately the last two weeks of June, subject to change by a couple days as plane tickets are purchased.
The 14-day stay will begin with five days of sightseeing and touring....
Growing up in rural Missouri, Andrea Williamson at first wasn’t very interested in Spanish. This changed in her junior year of high school where she went to Delicia, Mexico to visit a foreign exchange...
The new Mandarin class this year is allowing students such as freshmen Sami Qian and Colby Heimburger to explore Mandarin Chinese and Chinese culture. Not in the classroom, however, but online.
“It’s...
