Lauren Day, Online Editor
October 15, 2019
In the exciting, dramatic, fast-paced existence that we call life, people have made it a habit to argue. Debate. Have charged conversations. We listen to respond, make sure to say “I hear you,” then continue on to contradict...
Sophie Jurion, Editor-in-Chief
October 9, 2019
“Tick tock,” goes your clock. You are spending another sleepless night before your makeup SAT at Franklin high school; your original date was cancelled due to construction at the school. You are a filled with anxiety as you...
Kate Leahy, Editor in Chief
May 22, 2019
When most seniors reflect on their time at Prep they probably are reminded of Olympic Weeks, embarrassing stories, sports games or infamous class projects. However, I have chosen to remember my time at Prep in a slightly different...
Abby Arthur, Photo Editor
May 21, 2019
As I sit to write my last editorial, my last article ever as a Prep student, I contemplate what I want my legacy and message to be. I considered a deep reflection piece, but decided I would best serve the readers of the paper...
Gabi Jeakle, Editor in Chief
May 21, 2019
Bill Clinton once said “There is nothing wrong with America that cannot be cured with what is right in America.” I spent a good deal of time thinking about this quote. What’s so special about America? Everyone is always...
Chloe Saharic, Online Editor
May 19, 2019
High school reunions in the past have been a way for classes to get back together in one room and catch up on the lives of friends they have not seen since graduation. However, now that social media has allowed people to share...
Kate Leahy, Editor-in-Chief
March 11, 2019
If you thought Viadoom was going to be the only challenge Seattle would face in February, then you were wrong. The past two weeks, which accumulated the most snow in February since 1916, have rightfully earned the name “Snowpocalypse”...
Gabi Jeakle, Editor in Chief
March 11, 2019
America was built upon youth rebellion. In the late 1960’s, kids stood up. 18 year olds marched, rallied, and dissented in an attempt to shed light on the injustices of the Vietnam war. in 2018, as a response to the mass shoo...
Chloe Saharic, Online Editor
December 9, 2018
"Minor or not, any form of chemical gas should not be used to harm people trying to seek refuge from a life of violence and poverty."
Lilly Thompson, Online Editor
December 9, 2018
Unfair curve? Oh, well. Test leaked? Not their problem!
Abby Arthur, Photography Editor
November 7, 2018
Senior Pilgrimage. A retreat full of bonding, strolling through Kent, and making friendship bracelets. When people hear ‘senior pilgrimage’, the first thought that comes to their head is not often: ‘new pet’. However,...
Joe Robinson, Social Media Editor
November 7, 2018
Across liberal-leaning news sources, predictions of a possible insurgence of democratic turnout at the polls has taken ahold of political strategists and trend predictors. The “blue wave”, as it has been deemed, has been a...
