EDITORIAL: Don’t build your identity around high school
It’s important to build versatile skills, a strong character, and a unique identity that won’t leave us when we leave high school.
Farewell from the President
Outgoing Student Council president reflects on the year.
SENIOR COLUMN: How journalism saved my writing
Joining the Panther Press was the best choice I made, and I wish I had made it even sooner.
SENIOR COLUMN: I tried the school pizza for the first time
Why the best opportunities in high school often look ordinary at first.
SENIOR COLUMN: Reporting gave me hope in the world
Seventy stories and countless lattes later, I learned that people are worth believing in.
SENIOR COLUMN: Getting back in touch with reality
I stepped outside my room and rediscovered the things I love: how to find the world outside of your own head.
SENIOR COLUMN: What journalism teaches us about human thought and behavior
How working in the language of journalism reoriented my way of thinking about my role in the world.
SENIOR COLUMN: Practicing the art of balance
How learning to manage my energy has given me peace.
KAITLYN’S CORNER: Unlearning perfectionism
Perfectionism can prevent us from moving forward in our lives, so how can we deal with it?
It doesn’t really matter where you go to college
On Decision Day, it may feel daunting or shameful to pick the college that’s not the most prestigious, but I truly believe where you go does not matter.
REVIEW: I gave up my Apple Watch for a $30 Casio
My Casio A158WA Series does everything I ask it to. It tells the time. And if I’m honest with myself, maybe that's all I really ever needed.
