The Seattle Prep Panther – The student news site of Seattle Preparatory School

Max Heid Prepares to Continue His Rowing Career at UW
Owen Hendricks, Staff Writer | November 8, 2018
Panther Pack: A bridge between athletes and student
Paige Stanley, Staff Writer | October 12, 2018
Into the Wild
Quinn Losse, Staff Writer | October 12, 2018
Seattle Prep Remembers Mac Miller
Moses Kent, Cartoonist | October 12, 2018
Seniors Share Stories on Pilgrimage
Abby Malzewski, Staff Writer | October 12, 2018

December 6, 2018 • No Comments

School, homework, extracurriculars activities, sleep, repeat… high schoolers can relate to that phrase more than anyone. There was an introduction meeting for the Stress Management Group in the beginning of November led...

Sophomores Address Seattle Homeless Crisis

Natalie Nowak, Staff Writer

November 8, 2018 • No Comments

"Always give them eye contact because they are people too.”

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Moses Kent Cartoons

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Christmas as a Jesuit

Tia Flores, Staff Writer

December 6, 2018

"Christmas really is about Jesus becoming one like us, so that we as human beings are able to enter into a deeper relationship with Jesus because God through Christmas actually becomes more relatable.”

Addiction Behind Bars

Mimi Parent, Staff Writer

November 8, 2018

Drug abuse is an epidemic throughout the United States; however, most drug users are felons. The United States Office of National Drug Control Policy found that an estimated...

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Photo Gallery

Photo Gallery: Frosh Football Finishes Season Strong

November 8, 2017

Seattle Prep Frosh Football finished the season strong with victories over Roosevelt and a 42-8 season finale over Ballard.

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Get to Know the Panther Staff

Audrey Frigon

Managing Editor

Audrey Frigon has been a member of the Panther Staff since sophomore year and is this year’s Managing Editor. She plays Seattle Prep basketball and lacrosse. She loves singing, Disney, and eating ice cream for all meals.

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Sports

Max Heid Prepares to Continue His Rowing Career at UW

Owen Hendricks, Staff Writer

November 8, 2018 • No Comments

Seattle Prep Senior, Max Heid, has made headlines this past month attending the U19 National Selection Camp for rowing. Heid began his rowing career when he was eight years...

Panthers on the Path to State Athletics

Kellen Carr, Staff Writer

November 5, 2018 • No Comments

Most Prep students love following Panther athletics. But, there are a fair amount athletic teams competing right now, and it can be hard to follow...

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Recent Sports Scores

Wednesday, December 12

Girls Basketball

Seattle Prep 52 - Lakeside 25
Tuesday, December 11

Boys Basketball

Seattle Prep 47 - Lakeside 41
Friday, December 7

Girls Basketball

Seattle Prep 30 - Garfield 55
Friday, December 7

Girls Bowling

Seattle Prep 3 - Ferndale 0
Tuesday, November 27

Basketball

Seattle Prep 65 - Timberline 37

Opinion

Fight for Net Neutrality Not Over

Kellen Kavanagh, Sports Editor
May 26, 2018

On May 16, the US Senate voted against the FCC ruling to preserve Net Neutrality, the principle that internet service providers cannot deny or restrict access to select sites; that is,- ISPs must be indifferent to what sites are visited by the user in terms of the speeds they provide. This is a pretty big deal—especially considering the alliances between networks and ISPs. Take Comcast, for an example. Comcast is one of the largest ISPs in the country, and they’re partnered with NBC. Given...

Senior Year: Unstuck in Time

Emma Cooney, Editor-in-Chief
May 26, 2018

This year among all the other Sr. required reading, I managed to read Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse 5, in which the main character Billy Pilgrim is “unstuck in time,” living various moments throughout his life at random times, out of order. In the novel, time is not a series of events happening one after the other, but something that exists all at once. Billy goes through his life knowing how he is going to die and who he is going to marry and just kind of goes along with it because he knows...

James Martin: A Modern Jesuit

Annika Bjornson, Editor-in-Chief
May 25, 2018

Many of the people we look up to as a society are the famed, charismatic, and attractive movie stars, singers, and millionaires. As teenage students of a Jesuit school, there are not many public figures with strong Jesuit values to whom we can relate and admire. However, Father James Martin SJ has provided me with inspiration in recent years as I see how his commitment to justice comes alive in creative ways. Fr. James Martin is an American Jesuit priest and award-winning author. He has published...

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