Students Pursue Artistic Passions
Lilly Thompson, Online Editor
May 24, 2019
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According to Prep, arts are a ‘vital part of Jesuit education’, and students from all grade levels are offered experiences in a variety of mediums. For some seniors, it is the creativity and passion involved in making art that draws them to higher education. Studying a mix of visual art forms, these...
Grace Jordan’s Legacy
Olivia Manning, Freelance Writer
May 23, 2019
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Senior Grace Jordan ’19 certainly left her mark on the Seattle Prep community when she first came to Seattle Prep four years ago. As both an athlete and an essential member to the yearbook staff, Jordan has positively impacted the Seattle Prep community immensely. Grace has flourished as a student...
Seniors Gear Up For College in the Fall
Quinn Losse and Abby Malzewski
May 9, 2019
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Caps. Gowns. College. The seniors of the Class of 2019 have begun to say their final goodbyes to their classmates and teachers of Seattle Prep as they gear up for the next chapter of their lives: college. Their time in high school has come to close, and now they must prepare to leave the nest and bec...
The Quest for the Best: Art Supplies in Seattle
Beni Jurion and Hobbs Hegedus, Staff Writers
April 7, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, Feature
Art supplies help define an artist's abilities, and even the best new need quality materials to meet their needs. To help artists reach their max potential, here provided by this article are a list of stores specifically sell the top artisan tools, from paints to frames, in Seattle.
Newsies Brings Turn of the Century New York to Life
Quinn Losse and Abby Malzewski
March 7, 2019
First debuting on the Seattle Prep stage on February 22, this year’s musical, Newsies, was a hit amongst audience members. Throughout the show, the audience was transported back in time to the year of 1899, the time of the newsboys strike in New York City. In Newsies, we meet Joseph Pulitzer, a wealt...
Tech team prepares for Newsies!
Paige Stanley and Natalie Nowak, Staff Writers
March 7, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, Feature, Prep Life, Uncategorized
“Things break all the time, but they always get fixed.” Agnes Davila ’21
Government Shutdown, The Wall, and a National Emergency
Tessa Zink, Staff Writer
March 7, 2019
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Beginning December 22, 2018, through January 25, 2019, the United States federal government was shut down making it the longest shutdown at 35 days. The government shutdown began because President Donald Trump demanded $5.7 billion dollars to fund a wall at the U.S.-Mexico border. At the start of his...
Christmas as a Jesuit
Tia Flores, Staff Writer
December 6, 2018
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"Christmas really is about Jesus becoming one like us, so that we as human beings are able to enter into a deeper relationship with Jesus because God through Christmas actually becomes more relatable.”
Students Display Talent in The Nutcracker Despite Busy Prep Schedule
Paige Stanley, Staff Writer
December 5, 2018
The Nutcracker is a part of many students’ holiday traditions and spreads the Christmas spirit. Grace Cooney 21’ shares, “What people in Nutcracker create is a magical embodiment of the holidays, it is not only a joy to be a part of, but an honor. Being a part of such an amazing company with incredible faculty, staff, and dancers is surreal in itself.”
Money Brews for Seniors Working at Starbucks During Holiday Season
Quinn Losse, Staff Writer
December 5, 2018
Filed under Feature, Uncategorized
For some seniors, getting a job during their most stressful year of high school could be seen as overwhelming and too much to handle. However, for seniors Olivia Linke and Alex Baker, their work at Starbucks is just the opposite. Linke still considers herself to be a new employee after working for...
Addiction Behind Bars
Mimi Parent, Staff Writer
November 8, 2018
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Drug abuse is an epidemic throughout the United States; however, most drug users are felons. The United States Office of National Drug Control Policy found that an estimated 82% of prisoners tested positive for at least one illicit drug upon entering prison. Due to the high concentration of drug users...
Your Voice, Your Vote
Beni Jurion, Staff Writer
November 8, 2018
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“If people do not vote then it really puts in the question of the legitimacy of our government”