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Prep Perks Up with Coffee House

Prep Perks Up with Coffee House

Gabby Betzer and Anna Roberts May 3, 2022

It’s been three long years without Coffee House, and students have missed Seattle Prep’s dynamic celebration of the performing arts. Fortunately, it has returned in a colorful culmination, featuring...

Prep Jazz Band: Not Just a Band, but a Family

Prep Jazz Band: Not Just a Band, but a Family

Nick Pickel, Staff Writer March 30, 2022

Seattle Prep Jazz Band. A staple in the Prep Arts Program, but perhaps misunderstood. Prep Jazz band isn’t what like what is often seen on social media; a group of fifteen or so uncoordinated people...

Van Gogh Immersive Experience Seattle

Van Gogh Immersive Experience Seattle

Abby Baldwin, Staff Writer March 27, 2022

Imagine taking a step into Van Gogh’s famous oil painting The Starry Night. The painting, filled with beautiful and elaborate details, includes a navy dark sky, a shinning yellow crescent moon, and pops...

Music and Painting at the Movies

Beni Jurion, Editor-In-Chief March 25, 2022
“Whiplash” is a movie that redefines the classic sport movie by adapting it into a musical setting, while also including a brutal energy made possible by incredible performances by Miles Teller and J.K Simmons.

And the Winner Is…

Alden Arnold, Staff Writer March 23, 2022

The last two years have changed the shape of the film industry in ­­­­­­­­­countless ways; streaming services are now making Oscar-worthy features, attendance for theatrical releases has significantly...

Merch: More Than Just a Sweatshirt

Paloma Hissong, Staff Writer February 16, 2022

Seattle Prep without merch is unimaginable. No students wearing Prep sweatshirts all around campus, no Senior Skirts, and no team hoodies or warm-up outfits. However, this was a reality many years ago...

The Hop-In remained a student favorite until it was torn down as part of highway 520 construction in 2019.

The Hop In: A Neighborhood Landmark Never Forgotten

Annabelle Deasy, Visuals Editor February 13, 2022

A once beloved landmark in the Prep community is now known by students as an annoying construction site and the location of Burb’s Burgers. Now seniors and some juniors look back onto their underclassman...

Pulse: the Heartbeat of Prep

Pulse: the Heartbeat of Prep

Sophia Magnano, Staff Writer February 7, 2022

Prep loves their sports but the best reason to attend sports games and assemblies, of course, is Pulse. Pulse is the dance team that makes Prep students all want to dance right there with them, even though...

Christmas Movies: Hits and Misses

Delphine Mock, Staff Writer December 13, 2021

Snuggling up to watch a holiday movie is the perfect way to get into the Christmas Spirit. Along with decorating the tree, making Christmas cookies, and opening gifts, watching a Christmas movie with a...

Piano at Prep: Perfectly Played

Jeffrey Go, Managing Editor November 2, 2021

A famous saying goes, “music speaks volumes,” but what does that really mean? Piano is one of, if not the most prominent instrument in the music space. Many students and teachers at Prep continue...

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The Imaginary Invalid: The Secrets and Lies of an Imaginary Illness

Annabelle Deasy, Visuals Editor October 26, 2021

The unhinged musical of the ’60s hits the Seattle Prep stage as the hilarious production of "The Imaginary Invalid" goes live on October 29, 2021. Hobbs Hegedus '22 portrays protagonist Argan-...

Artwork by Kate Allen

AP Studio Art: Jumping off the Page

Annabelle Deasy and Hobbs Hegedus May 11, 2021

One thing all Ap Studio Art students can agree on is that they have been pushed to new limits in the creation of their portfolios. As the seniors look towards graduation, a group of talented students move...

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