During the pandemic, it seems like the activities people can partake in are limited. With this list, that will not be the case anymore. Go...
In the past, when people wanted to work out, gyms, pools, and other training facilities were all possibilities. Now, because of COVID, these...
Clara Malone, Visuals Editor
December 15, 2020 • No Comments
Under the new guidelines set in place by the CDC and Governor Inslee, it is very important to stay safe and healthy in quarantine. However, as the pressure of school adds up, and social distancing can feel completely isolating,...
Emi Nakata, Staff Writer
December 14, 2020 • No Comments
The Seattle Prep PULSE Dance Team is well-known for its entertaining and high-energy performances at school assemblies, sporting events, showcases in the greater Seattle area, and even Tacoma Dome half-times. But, with the...
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Hobbs Hegedus, Staff Writer
December 21, 2020
“Relief” When asked about the election, Dario Cababawood ’21 responded with just one word, “Relief.” Relief, relieved, and other synonyms were found in all the testimonies of Prep students interviewed about the results of the election.
December 15, 2020
Although students may have their own holiday traditions, do students ever think about what the Seattle Prep staff is doing on their holiday vacation? From chopping down Christmas...
In recent years, the term “self-care” has become more common in today’s media. Meditating and sleeping apps, wellness podcasts, and yoga enrollment have skyrocketed in the past decade. Taking care of one’s physical and mental well-being may seem like a trend, but it shouldn’t just be an activity that will phase out of popularity. Self-care should be practiced every day, as it is essential...
Is the act of voting truly the most democratic act an American can do? Throughout the 2020 presidential campaigns, many people are considering themselves to have better morals, because they are deciding to vote for neither Joe Biden nor Donald Trump, or for a third party. Voting for the lesser of two evils can be life changing for those that are directly affected by Trump’s policy. Some of...
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Cartoons from the mind of Hobbs Hegedus '22
Eighty of anything is a lot, but eighty triathlons? That is insane! Ms. Ritchie is a Health and Exercise Science Teacher at Seattle Prep, and she is also a successful, committed...
Every year colleges judge student-athletes based on their athleticism and skill in their respective sports. Although sports seasons were and are canceled indefinitely, Colleges...
November 11th, 2020 marks a very important day for three Seattle Prep seniors—Nick Kuebler, Maddie Mooney, and Tamia Stricklin—signing day. The recruiting process for...
The holidays are a special time of the year for lots of families in the Prep community. Traditions are an important part of celebrating the holidays, even if this year some traditions can’t be honored. ...
For the past 7 years, Woodland Park Zoo has put on the well-received “WildLights” event in which they used LED lights to recreate scenes of nature and animals along the zoo’s pathways. This year,...
Premiered in early November, Dash and Lily is an eight-episode series on Netflix, taking place in New York City in late December before, during, and after Christmas. It follows two teenagers, Dash and...
