The Presentation community and neighbors discussed the new house that will hold the Development Office next year, shown here as an artistic rendering.
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Good Permits Make Good Neighbors
Alex Hencken, Assistant A&E Editor · May 17, 2010
On April 21, Presentation went to the planning commission meeting with an application for conditional use permits for the two houses across the street. Once all the speakers had finished and the conditions of the proposal had been clarified, such as the allowed uses, times of use,...
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Natasha Sosa, asst. specials sections editor · May 17, 2010
If you walk down the hallways at Pres on any given school-day morning, you’re liable to hear many things. It’s likely that you’ll overhear a few girls complaining about a project, and even more probable that the sounds of students stressing out over an upcoming test will reach your ears. Perhaps most frequently heard of all, however, are the stories of how exhausted and sleep-deprived Pres girls are. We know that we’re supposed to get at least 9.5 hours of sleep, but between school, projects, and the many other time-consuming...
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Game of the Month: Varsity Softball vs. Mitty
Ramey Parks · May 17, 2010
With the seniors equipped to play their final home game, the Panthers went head to head with the Monarchs. The last season game before WCALs for softball ended 1-0 with Mitty stealing the only run of the game due to bad communication. After Mitty’s sneaky steal, the game’s energy kept rising all the way until the final seventh inning. After the announcements of our beloved seniors, the starting lineup took to the field with JT Wozniak as catcher, Kayla Bose on first, Kendra Meadows on second, Karina Schneider covering shortstop,...
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Warped Tour!
Kaitlyn Jensen, sr opinions editor Alex Bolino, staff reporter · May 17, 2010
At this point in the school year, everyone is looking forward to summer. As your friends discuss fun things that you can do, keep in mind that there is one event you shouldn’t miss. Warped Tour is a music festival that is held every summer in cities across the nation. The closest...
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My Life Is STILL Plaid
Presentation Alumnae · May 17, 2010
Welcome to a special edition of “My Life Is Plaid,” as our very own alumnae share their plaid moments and prove that even after graduation, Presentation alumnae are still Pres girls at heart. “Today, my alarm went off at 7:45 AM. I jumped out of bed thinking, ‘I’m...
News
Ashland Plays: To See or Not to See?
Alisha Azevedo, Managing Editor · May 3, 2010
“There is nothing good or bad, but thinking makes it so.” With a line from Hamlet scrawled across this year’s shirts, about 40 girls piled into a bus on Friday, April 23 bound for Ashland, Oregon. The annual... [Read more]
Opinions
The Outliers: Good or Bad?
Christina Vu, Senior Features Editor · September 1, 2010
What is the point of school? Most everyone would say it’s because good grades in high school lead to a good college, which ultimately leads to success. According to many, success is defined as happiness, and... [Read more]
Features
Pres Students Give Advice to TeachersArchana Bettadapur · September 1, 2010
As some of you may know, we have many new parents among the Presentation High School faculty. Because of their hard work and dedication in educating us, we Pres girls are returning the favor by sharing some of our... [Read more]
A&E
Little Monsters Invade San JoseRamey Parks and Natalie Royle · August 23, 2010
Tutus and wings. Red veils, light up cowboy hats and even a bunny costume. Lady Gaga pulled in an eclectic audience on August 16. Semi Precious Weapons, an enthusiastic alternative band, opened to get the entire... [Read more]
Special Features
My Journey To France
Julie Perrone, Opinions Editor · April 19, 2010
After spending two weeks in France, living and breathing the life of a local in the southern city of Montpellier, all of us nine students can definitely tell you that things are, to say the least, a little bit different... [Read more]
Sports
Don’t Fence Me In
Catherine Mote, Staff Writer · June 7, 2010
A girl competing in sports is commonplace, especially in soccer, volleyball, ice skating, or even swimming. However, when almost all the participants in a sport are guys, that sport becomes a little more challenging. With... [Read more]
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