In an age where current global events, politics, and opinions are as accessible as one’s camera roll, it takes an effort to stay uninformed. More than ever, people are exposed to issues relating to inequality,...
Read by almost every American student, the novel “Fahrenheit 451” poses an important question of the rights to read, speak, produce, or consume media. The issues of citizen’s freedoms of speech and...
“I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” Maya Angelou
Psychologically, empathy is the ability to...
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when someone says the word “mass?” Is it the scripture readings? The specific dress code for the day? The sense of community? For me, the first thing that...
There are so many opinions circling the Prep community about this dress code that I think it is hard to find a place to start a conversation about it. Yet still I hope that those in authority, as well...
Being a senior has its benefits, for example, being able to go off campus for lunch. Juniors also can do this; however, my junior year was spent in front my computer on Zoom and Teams calls. Being on campus...
When asked who we are thankful for our minds drift to our friends, family, loved ones, or even pets; My mind turns to my teachers.
Stepping onto the Seattle Prep campus four years ago I felt a sense...
“What do you want your legacy to be after you leave Prep?”
Mr. Chism asked me this question in January. At that moment it finally sank in that this is the year I am to graduate from Prep, leave...
After four years at Prep, and seven years of friendship, we have some sage advice to disperse to future generations. But of course, we both do not agree on everything, so here are seven questions we asked each other that we hope can help others on their journey here.
How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.
Over the past several months, I have frequently revisited this phrase. In all honestly, I don’t feel ready to leave Seattle Prep....
As I was scrolling through my YouTube recommended page, one month into the pandemic, I stumbled across a type of video I’d never seen before. It was a typing test of a vibrant, color-filled keyboard,...
World leaders have just spent the last several weeks in Glasgow, Scotland to try to find common ground in efforts to reverse climate change. Part of this annual climate change conference was signing the...
