White Feminism: A Crisis for Minorities
Tessa Zink, Staff Writer
April 22, 2018
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Living freely and equal is a right that everyone should have however the idea of white feminism significantly sets this equality back for feminists trying to create change. White feminism is when primarily white women fight for issues that generally only concern white women, and once these smaller...
Priests, Players, and Performances: A Look Back at 2017
Quinn Losse, Staff Writer
March 2, 2018
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Students at Seattle Prep have begun their second semester and are continuing getting used to the new year. 2018 can be the year of new possibilities and experiences, however 2017 should not be overlooked. The memories that the Prep community has made in the past year have stood out and are what made 201...
Coach Scott Reaches Out to Inspire Change
Myles Nowak, Staff Writer
March 1, 2018
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Coach Scott has worn many hats, working with almost every single department at Seattle Prep in his years at the school gaining deep insight he was willing to share with the Seattle Prep Panther. Coach Scott stated that his goal is “to make sure every student is able to enjoy all that Prep has to offer”...
Black Student Union Spreads Solidarity, Justice
February 28, 2018
Filed under Feature, Prep Life, Showcase
When Nailah Patrick, BSU president, walked up to the podium at Prep’s celebration of Martin Luther King, she delivered a much-needed truth bomb to the 700 students sitting in the gym. Patrick repeated the insensitive comments often heard through the halls of the school. Comments like “Can I touch yo...
Prep Students Speak on Passions
Joe Robinson, Staff Writer
January 8, 2018
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Emma Grossman ’20 begins her day at Teen Link by signing into their system, then checking the emails and voicemails sent in. She then starts to call and chat with any callers needing help. Teen Link is a program where teenagers aged 13 to 20 work on outreach to the community to help teens struggling...
Who’s Your Santa Figure?
Annika Bjornson, Editor-In-Chief
December 13, 2017
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The spirit of Santa Claus is alive in the Seattle Prep community within the loving relationships between coaches and team members, teachers and students, and directors and cast mates. The Panther asked people who their "Santa figure" was at Prep and found that many people had a lot of admiration for...
Mindfulness in Students; Meditation in Stress
Tessa Zink and Tia Flores
November 13, 2017
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One of Bond’s IPC students, Lauren Royce ‘21, claims that when she was guided through meditation before a test has helped her. “I totally felt so calm and relaxed when I took the test. It really helped me concentrate,”
What Stress Does to Your Health
Abby Malzewski, Staff Writer
November 8, 2017
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Stress can play a role in many physical problems that you may experience, such as asthma, anxiety, depression, headaches, skin conditions, and much more.
Students Find Themselves in Strange Sleeping Circumstances
Kellen Carr, Staff Writer
November 3, 2017
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Ali Willing ‘20: "One day my dog got a new dog bed, it was pretty big, and looked pretty comfortable. My dog happened to be asleep on the bed though. So to test it out I fell asleep on my dog."
How to Be a Morning Person
Tessa Zink, Staff Writer
November 3, 2017
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Figure out what to wear the next day, and better yet, set it out! This will make it easier to get up and go and it will save time in the morning.
Why Sleep? Lilly T (feature)
Lilly Thompson, Staff Writer
November 3, 2017
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Teenagers: so opinionated, so full of potential, so angsty, and so... tired. Walking on to the Seattle Prep campus in January can feel akin to walking onto the set of “The Walking Dead.” Between schoolwork, sports, and family- who can find the time to sleep eight hours a night? And why should you? T...