Nobel prize for Obama premature

October 27, 2009

Clarissa Caruso, Reporter  

Filed under Opinions

On the morning of October 9, 2009, the world waited anxiously for the announcement of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize winner.  Who would it be…an unknown Mother Teresa figure, the leader of an organization that has helped develop an impoverished nation, a world leader that has mediated between international... [Read more]

OKTOBERFEST: A Treat for All Ages

October 20, 2009

Katja Kane-Foempe, Reporter  

Filed under Features

When you hear the word “Oktoberfest,” what immediately comes to mind?  Probably a picture of a giant beer party!  While it is true that beer is largely featured, Oktoberfest is much more than that.  It is a centuries old celebration, enjoyed by people of all ages and nations, which is based upon... [Read more]

Pres Jazzes up October Concert

October 20, 2009

Meghan Merwin, Staff Reporter  

Filed under A&E

     Presentation’s Jazz Band and Choir held their debut concert “Get Jazzed!” on Friday, Oct. 16 in the Valenzuela Theatre. Directory Jerry Lovejoy said that he was especially happy with the choir’s newest members. “I think the freshmen make an incredible contribution to the Choir,”... [Read more]

Stuck with Swine: Excused Absence?

October 16, 2009

Kaity McCullough, Staff Reporter  

Filed under Special Features

Currently, a student is allowed to amass six absences for each class that she takes. After six, she is required to complete a makeup unit for that class. The oncoming threat of swine flu makes it obvious that it’s time to alter this rule. Health experts are recommending that students stay home for... [Read more]

Creepin’ Costumes: Costume Alternatives

October 13, 2009

Alex Hencken, Assistant A&E Editor  

Filed under Features

Every Halloween, parties, the halls of Pres, and the streets of your neighborhood are filled with the usual witches, angels and devils, and provocative nurses, maids, waitresses, etc. For this year’s Halloween, take a look at some of these ideas to help create your best costume yet! Extra originality... [Read more]

Trick-or-Eat Treats

October 13, 2009

Alex Hencken, Assistant A&E Editor and Catherine Mote, Staff Reporter  

Filed under Features

Recipes courtesy of the Cooking Club. Caramel Mice Ingredients: - 4 small ripe pears or apples - Bag of caramel squares [for caramel apples] - 36 (6-inch) wooden skewers - Black sesame seeds for eyes - Pink or yellow candy buttons, for decoration nose - Flower sprinkles - Slivered almonds for ears -... [Read more]

The Happiest Place on Earth? Disney Point/Counterpoint

October 13, 2009

Mary Clare Bernal, Senior Features Editor, Teresa Mathew, Photo Editor  

Filed under Opinions

Mary Clare’s Pros of Disney Vision, innovation, imagination, and magic: The Walt Disney Company has provided all this and more to millions of people for decades.  Try to imagine a world without Disney, a world without Mickey Mouse and a world without the dreams and hopes that we all were inspired... [Read more]

But, technology can be frustrating!

October 13, 2009

Christina Vu, Assistant Features Editor  

Filed under Features

 Now almost a decade into the  21st century, the world has witnessed a technological revolution that has given rise to a multitude of other gadgets that have made life more convenient. However, has this technological revolution infected the classroom as well?   At times, some teachers assign students... [Read more]

Spooky Sights

October 13, 2009

Lauren Davis, Staff Reporter  

Filed under Features

As Halloween approaches you might find yourself on a Friday or Saturday night thinking “What is there to do?”  Well here are some suggestions that you and your friends can do this Halloween season. California’s Great  America is known for its crazy roller coasters and refreshing water park. They... [Read more]

A Whole New World… of Technology

October 13, 2009

Kaity MuCullough, staff reporter  

Filed under Features

 For all those techies out there, get ready to expand your playing field. Pres has recently updated a lot of the hardware and software that is available to Presentation students. The new expansion has taken over a year to finish. This school year is the first full year that Creative Suite Four is available.... [Read more]

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