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Students Anticipate their “Holly Jolly” Christmas Food Traditions

Piper Wood, Staff Writer December 18, 2020

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. ...

Sophomore Charles Cook Poses By A Frog Lantern at Woodland Park Zoo's WildLanterns

Woodland Park Zoo Introduces WildLanterns This Holiday Season

Nick Pickel, Staff Writer December 17, 2020

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,...

Dash and Lily - The New Series to Binge

Dash and Lily – The New Series to Binge

Annie Roske, Staff Writer December 16, 2020

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...

5 Fun COVID-Friendly Holiday Activities

5 Fun COVID-Friendly Holiday Activities

Kelly McGarry, Staff Writer December 16, 2020

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 on a Randonaut journey Get the Randonautica/Randonaut...

Which Christmas Cookies Should You Whip Out This Holiday Season?

Which Christmas Cookies Should You Whip Out This Holiday Season?

Lauren Teders, Staff Writer December 15, 2020

Christmas cookies are a staple of the holidays, but with such variation in flavors, texture, and appearance, it can be difficult to decide which ones will be best to spend time baking. Five different cookies...

Digital Dancing: How the Pacific Northwest Ballet Transitioned to Online Format for Annual Nutcracker

Maya Shields, Staff Writer December 15, 2020

2020 has been filled with attempts to bring a sense of normalcy to everything that has been turned upside down by COVID-19 and various other impactful events. As the holiday season approaches, many companies...

Shopping Local During the Holidays

Shopping Local During the Holidays

Hannah DeGroot, Staff Writer December 13, 2020

For the Plant Mom: A perfect gift for any plant lover is a DIY succulent gift kit from Seattle-based Cutieplants. Katie Hart from West Seattle created this business this summer because she wanted to...

Drive-in movie theater at Canlis in Queen Anne.

2020 Summer Trend: Drive-In Movie Theaters

Hannah DeGroot, Staff Writer November 17, 2020

While most summer activities across the U.S. were canceled due to coronavirus, one had its biggest comeback yet. Drive-in movie theaters became one of the most popular things to do this summer across the...

Twisted Tales - Stories Reimagined

Twisted Tales – Stories Reimagined

Ava Pitts and Delphine Mock November 2, 2020

The current state of the world and the Covid-19 outbreaks have caused the Seattle Prep Drama program to think outside the box for this year’s school play. This year's play is "Twisted Tales: Stories...

Is Hubie Halloween a Trick or Treat to Watch?

Is Hubie Halloween a Trick or Treat to Watch?

Jeffrey Go and Jack Coleman October 31, 2020

The scary, Spooktacular holiday of Halloween is right around the corner, and with the holiday comes many Halloween themed movies. With so many great Halloween movies to choose from this year, people need...

Spooky Nights at the Kounellas’ Household Bring Friends and Horror Together

Piper Wood, Staff Writer October 30, 2020

The Halloween season is upon Seattle Prep students.  Many have found ways to celebrate the spooky holiday in a COVID friendly way and are creating new traditions to rev up their Halloween spirit.  One...

Trick or Treat: Covid-19 Style

Margot Gwynn, Staff Writer October 30, 2020

Although temperatures are dropping, the Halloween spirit remains high in Seattle. Despite traditional “trick or treating” being problematic during these times of coronavirus, many neighborhood residents...

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