Written By Adrianna LoChirco For the first three weeks of JCPS students’ absence from school due to COVID-19, there was little to no pressure for students to do schoolwork. But with the beginning of Non-Traditional Instruction (NTI), teachers are assigning … Continue reading Tips on Staying Focused During NTI
Written by Charley Harp It’s weird to think that I am almost done with high school. It seems like it drug on for forever, but now I blink and it might as well already be over. It hasn’t been a … Continue reading Farewell But Not Goodbye
Written by Debra Murray As the upcoming election nears in November, the COVID-19 pandemic gives voters insight into how presidential candidates would handle a crisis if they were elected. “I want to vote for a candidate who takes the wellbeing … Continue reading COVID-19 Shows Voters How Presidential Candidates Will Respond in Office
Written by Savannah Sosna Everything eventually ends, but four years was not long enough. As I spend my last months of senior year at home, I can only reminisce about the good memories I have within the walls of Pleasure … Continue reading Pride, Respect, Perseverance, and Now a Sad Farewell
Written by Julia Kirchner As I’m sitting down to write this, the thing that is weighing the heaviest on my mind is the disbelief that it’s really time for our senior issue. The past four years have not been nearly … Continue reading Once a Panther, Always a Panther
Written by Debra Murray Everyone always talks about how fleeting time goes and how life changes in the blink of an eye. That was something I didn’t understand until my senior year started to come to an end. You go … Continue reading Training Wheels: Off
Written by the Senior Class I, Ari Smith, being of sound body and mind, leave all my shoes; without the laces to Kelsey Baker. I, Mackenzie Bratcher, being of sound body and mind, leave the black hole to Cooper Haycraft … Continue reading Senior Wills
Written by Macy Young At Pleasure Ridge Park, these past four years have been some of the bumpiest. We’ve had ups and downs all within a short amount of time. It seems like just yesterday I was walking into PRP … Continue reading Sincerely, Macy Young
Written by Debra Murray Each year students have to face the terrifying college application process. They have to ask teachers to write recommendations, figure out how to work the Common Application, and think about what to write college essays about. … Continue reading College Application Tips From Seniors
Written by Macy Young During this time of COVID-19 cancellation, being stuck in the house can get quite boring. However, there are still things to do during this time out. Clean/Organize your room: Of course this is quite obvious, but … Continue reading Quick Fixes for Quarantine Boredom
