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    • Features
    • From stage to screen: the debate over musical adaptations
    • The impacts of AI on screenwriting
    • Jane Austen: an inspiration for all
    • Inspiration
    • We’re playing: Slay the Princess
    • We’re watching: Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy
    • On the horizon: Jump Ship
    • Captain America: Brave New World – worth it?
    • Learn more: Mardi Gras
    • Staff Spotlight: Ms Philipa Peters, Head of Monash House
    • The Pin Oak Crossword
    • Good & Other News
    • Senior School Swimming Carnival
    • Treasure Island
    • Celebration and empowerment: International Women’s Day
    • Fighting textiles waste: Oxley Sustainable Futures Group
    • Sporting Achievements
    • Galleries
    • Senior School Cross Country
    • Junior School Cross Country Carnival
    • K-2 Splash & Dash
    • Junior School Awards
    • ▶️ Senior School Swimming Carnival
    • News & Announcements
    • Art Prize 2025
    • Help the Junior School create a brighter future for children living in energy poverty
    • Centre for Ethics – Professor A. C. Grayling
21 March 2025
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The Pin Oak Crossword

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In This Issue

  • Features

  • From stage to screen: the debate over musical adaptations
  • The impacts of AI on screenwriting
  • Jane Austen: an inspiration for all

  • Inspiration

  • We’re playing: Slay the Princess
  • We’re watching: Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy
  • On the horizon: Jump Ship
  • Captain America: Brave New World – worth it?
  • Learn more: Mardi Gras
  • Staff Spotlight: Ms Philipa Peters, Head of Monash House
  • The Pin Oak Crossword

  • Good & Other News

  • Senior School Swimming Carnival
  • Treasure Island
  • Celebration and empowerment: International Women’s Day
  • Fighting textiles waste: Oxley Sustainable Futures Group
  • Sporting Achievements

  • Galleries

  • Senior School Cross Country
  • Junior School Cross Country Carnival
  • K-2 Splash & Dash
  • Junior School Awards
  • ▶️ Senior School Swimming Carnival

  • News & Announcements

  • Art Prize 2025
  • Help the Junior School create a brighter future for children living in energy poverty
  • Centre for Ethics – Professor A. C. Grayling

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Edition 170

21 March 2025
  • Latest Issue
  • In This Issue
  • Features
  • From stage to screen: the debate over musical adaptations
  • The impacts of AI on screenwriting
  • Jane Austen: an inspiration for all
  • Inspiration
  • We’re playing: Slay the Princess
  • We’re watching: Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy
  • On the horizon: Jump Ship
  • Captain America: Brave New World – worth it?
  • Learn more: Mardi Gras
  • Staff Spotlight: Ms Philipa Peters, Head of Monash House
  • The Pin Oak Crossword
  • Good & Other News
  • Senior School Swimming Carnival
  • Treasure Island
  • Celebration and empowerment: International Women’s Day
  • Fighting textiles waste: Oxley Sustainable Futures Group
  • Sporting Achievements
  • Galleries
  • Senior School Cross Country
  • Junior School Cross Country Carnival
  • K-2 Splash & Dash
  • Junior School Awards
  • ▶️ Senior School Swimming Carnival
  • News & Announcements
  • Art Prize 2025
  • Help the Junior School create a brighter future for children living in energy poverty
  • Centre for Ethics – Professor A. C. Grayling