Written By Julia Kirchner Over the years, advances in medical technology have made healthcare what it is today. Its progress is now being discussed by Healthcare Delivery classes at PRP. Belinda Johnson’s classes have been working on a project recently about … Continue reading Healthcare Students Learn About the History of Medicine
Written By Brianna Logsdon The PRP Football team goes into the Butler game this Thursday without their starting quarterback, B.J. Robinson. PRP has a current record of 4-2, while Butler has a current record of 5-2. This game is considered to be big by fans and players, as Butler is in the same district as PRP. “It is absolutely a big game. Most importantly, it is a district opponent. We also know that the game means a lot to our school, as well as in the community. Losing to this opponent is not an option,” said Head Football Coach, … Continue reading PRP Football Takes on Butler
Written By Morgan Dawson On October 5th, 2011 American Horror Story released their first episode called “Pilot” in Murder House. The season came on every Tuesday for all of its 11 episodes. To this day, AHS is still continuing to make seasons. This season it is called the Cult. It is about a lady named Allyson “Ally” Mayfair-Richards (Sarah Paulson), and she’s married to Ivy Mayfair-Richards (Alison Pill). They have a son named Oz (Major Dodson). Ally has over several phobias and ever since Donald Trump got elected president, her phobias have gotten worse. She started seeing clowns everywhere she … Continue reading American Horror Story “The Cult”
Written By Christian Ploetner There are nearly 45 million subscribers using Netflix. Each month Netflix adds new seasons or new movies for everyone to watch. Netflix also includes original movies or T.V. shows such as Stranger Things. It is October and time to binge watch. Oct. 1 88 Minutes Before Midnight A Cinderella Story: Once Upon a Song Blood Diamond Boogie Nights Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Cleverman, Season 2 Death Sentence Eagle vs. Shark Don’t Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood Eyes Wide Shut Generation Iron 2 Lockup: Disturbing the Peace, … Continue reading What Netflix is Putting Out in October
By Reilly Geraghty Sunday is traditionally a day of football for Americans. This past Sunday, the professional football players of the NFL did more than play the game. Over 200 players chose to sit or kneel during the national anthem as a sign of protest. NFL player Colin Kaepernick started kneeling during the playing of the national anthem in the 2016 season as a symbol of silent protest for racial injustice and police brutality. Other players decided to follow his actions by doing the same. The protests increased dramatically Sunday. It is allegedly said to be due to a comment … Continue reading Trump Calls Out NFL Players for Kneeling during Anthem which Leads to Players’ Big Response
By Julia Kirchner President Donald Trump recently announced that DACA will be ending if congress doesn not take action to save the policy within six months. Five years ago, Barack Obama worked on putting Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) into place. Many illegal immigrants in the United States arrived as children because their parents came into the country and brought them along. DACA permits take away the fear of being deported and gives young adults the right to work and pay taxes like legal citizens. No new applications will be accepted. Anyone who currently has a permit can apply for a renewal … Continue reading Donald Trump ends DACA
Sydney Young 8 years after their last album, “Daisy”, Brand New has reached new heights with their latest album, “Science Fiction.” The band’s final album, it’s a hearty blend of eclectic style and the soft, melancholy voice of Jesse Lacey as he sings about his fears, regrets, and issues. As per usual, the album is a downer, and yet this one has an undercurrent of hope, the last chapter in the amazing book that is Brand New’s career. Between songs like “Lit Me Up,” and “137,” the album uses Lacey’s voice well, a dirge for the human race. A personal … Continue reading Science Fiction: Album Review
