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Volleyball wins state championship
Voice Staff · December 2, 2011
In a nail-biting match that was nearly lost in the third set, Presentation’s varsity volleyball team roared back to beat the La Costa Canyon Mavericks for the Division II state championship on Saturday 20-25, 20-25, 26-24, 25-15, 15-9. Duke-bound senior Emily Sklar had 22 kills and five blocks. For a full story of the match from ESPN, click here. [Read more...]
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Smash the Stigma of Mental Illness
Julia Gallo · November 15, 2011
Imagine your life turned upside down when someone in your family is diagnosed with a mental illness. Your first concern might be about how other people will treat and think about your family member. This is because mental illness still carries a stigma of shame that doesn’t accompany...
Emma Caringello and the Boston University women’s soccer team after taking their conference championships
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Presentation Alumni Share Their Experiences as College Athletes
Corinne Jaques · November 15, 2011
Today, college sports are glorified almost as much as professional sports. Players like Stanford’s Andrew Luck are garnering as much—if not more—media attention than current NFL stars. While college games are exciting to watch, and even more fun to attend, what the televised...
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Occupation Situation
November 15, 2011
What do the names AIG and Solyndra have in common? Both are companies that were offered millions, or even billions, of dollars’ worth of taxpayers’ money. And both are companies that either squandered this money by giving it to top executives or saw this money mysteriously “disappear.” According...
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That, Like, Awkward Moment…
Corina Martinez · November 15, 2011
So like I’ve noticed that like at Pres, we use the word “like” a lot and like, I don’t like it it’s like so awkward. It like makes us sounds like dumb. And like I think we should like stop, because I am like literally going to die it’s so awkward. That didn’t sound too...
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Occupation Situation
November 15, 2011
What do the names AIG and Solyndra have in common? Both are companies that were offered millions, or even billions, of dollars’ worth of taxpayers’ money. And both are companies that either squandered this money... [Read more]
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PDA: Public Displays of AtrocitySarah Zajac · January 4, 2012
We’ve all been exposed to it, whether it is through media or school: the handholding, the pecks on the cheek, and the lingering hugs. These signs of endearments, universally known as public displays of affection,... [Read more]
Features
Dear PantherDecember 29, 2011
Dear Panther, Being a freshman, how do I handle the tremendous amount of work we get in high school, not just for this year, but future years as well? Love, Freshman Francine Dear Francine, When I was just a young... [Read more]
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The Improv ShowElizabeth Bernal · January 3, 2012
With a high school student’s budget, it can be very hard to find fun, inexpensive things to do on a Friday night. Movies can get really expensive and going out to eat every week depletes an allowance pretty fast.... [Read more]
Special Features
Pres-entsJulia Gallo · December 24, 2011
We all have a favorite Christmas gift that we received as a child, but have you ever wondered what your teachers’ favorites were? I asked a few teachers what their favorite Christmas gift from childhood was to... [Read more]
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Player Profile: Aly MurakamiVineza Reduta · December 17, 2011
Aly Murakami is currently a senior at Presentation High School and is one of the primary point guards on the varsity team. When out of the classroom, she can be seen wearing jersey #10, dribbling up and down the... [Read more]
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