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Student newspaper of Strath Haven High School

The Panther Press

Student newspaper of Strath Haven High School

The Panther Press

Matthew Ramirez '26

Matthew Ramirez ’26, Managing Editor of Web

Matthew Ramirez is a junior at Strath Haven High School and the Managing Editor of Web for The Panther Press, where he oversees the online aspects of the publication such as the website and social medias. Outside of the Panther Press, Matthew enjoys photography, art, music, and hanging out with friends and family.

All content by Matthew Ramirez ’26
Panther Press members sit in a circle in the photo studio of room 223 as they await a meeting with principal Mr. Andrew Benzing in an afternoon meeting on Tuesday, January 14.

Panther Press members reflect on scholastic journalism to celebrate SJW2025

All around the country, student journalists are acknowledging the importance of student journalism in an increasingly polarized world.
Matthew Ramirez ’26, Managing Editor of Web
Mar 4, 2025
ILLUSTRATION | A locker bulges with items used by a busy Strath Haven student.

All the demands on one common time

Fifth block has been a crucial part of Haven’s schedule. But with rising conflicts and possible changes, what will happen to it?
The AirPods craze is real, and for good reason. From the AirPods Pro 2 to the premium AirPods Max model, Apple dominates the mass-market audio scene.

AirPods are the invention of the century

In fact, I’m wearing AirPods right now.
Matthew Ramirez ’26, Managing Editor of Web
Feb 28, 2025
Mozzarella sticks from Pinnochio's Restaurant accompanied by Marinara sauce.

ON THE SEARCH: Best mozzarella sticks in WSSD

The results may be cheesy.
Matthew Ramirez ’26, Managing Editor of Web
Feb 24, 2025
Freshman Maddie Fanning drives toward the basket during the PIAA District I 5A playoff game against Academy Park on Friday, February 14.

PHOTOS: Academy Park rematch pushes girls varsity basketball team to second playoff round

After their Senior Day loss to Academy Park, the Panthers came up on top in their playoff rematch.
Matthew Ramirez ‘26, Managing Editor of Web
Feb 17, 2025
A photo mosaic illustration of photos taken in the year 2024 by publication photographers.

2024: A year in photos

Join us as we recap some moments this past year, in photos.
Matthew Ramirez ’26, Managing Editor of Web
Jan 7, 2025

[Video] PHOTOS, VIDEO: All aboard “The Polar Express”: Orchestra performs in themed hallway

The second floor transformed into a festive fifth block pop-up concert.
Matthew Ramirez ’26, Managing Editor of Web
Dec 18, 2024
Junior Brady Nangle rushes the ball down the gym, smiling alongside his classmates during the juniors-versus-freshmen match at the Turkey Bowl on Tuesday, November 26. The school-wide assembly was revived in 2024 after the COVID-19 pandemic put the tradition on hold.

PHOTOS: Turkey Bowl tradition returns after four years

Wearing brightly colored pinnies and avoiding tackles, students and teachers launched into Thanksgiving break from the gym.
Matthew Ramirez ’26, Managing Editor of Web
Dec 13, 2024
Soprano Cantata members sing during the Feast of St. Francis mass in the Cathedral of St. John Divine on Sunday, October 6. The choir was a combination of various singers which included Strath Haven Cantata, The Cathedral Choristers, choirs from Villanova University, surrounding schools, and people who wanted to be part of the mass.

Cantata returns to New York City

New choral director continues a Haven tradition of over three decades.
Matthew Ramirez ‘26, Managing Editor of Web
Nov 8, 2024
Senior tight end Jahi Curtis (#81, far right) celebrates with the varsity football team after scoring a touchdown in the first quarter of the playoff opener against the Penncrest Lions on Friday, November 1. Following a tackle on Lions quarterback Paul Graham Jr. by junior offensive guard Nick Farabaugh, Curtis recovered the ball and ran it 29 yards into the end zone extending the Panther's lead to 14-0.

Varsity football dominates Penncrest in first round of playoffs

The Panthers secure a second-round Media Bowl victory, marking head coach Kevin Clancy's 300th career win.
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