Pres Students Give Advice to Teachers
September 1, 2010
Archana Bettadapur
Filed under Features
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 own advice on what not to say or do to their kids. Trust us, teachers; we know what we’re... [Read more]
Refreshing Recipes
May 17, 2010
Gianna Maietta, Staff Reporter, and Kaity McCullough, Staff Reporter
Filed under Features
Cucumber sandwiches 1 (8 oz.) cream cheese 1 pkg. Italian seasoning Cucumber slices Dill weed Mix cream cheese, chopped up Dill weed, and Italian seasoning. Spread the cheese mix on a slice of white or wheat bread. Place two layers of thinly sliced cucumbers on top. Then cut into quarters. Makes 2-3... [Read more]
Summer Green
May 17, 2010
Emily Wallace, Assistant Opinions Editor
Filed under Features
Summer is just around the corner and students cannot wait to get out of school. This vacation is a time to kick back, relax and not have responsibilities. But the truth is, we all have a year-around responsibility to our Earth. It provides us with the summer sun we love to tan in, and we provide it... [Read more]
Baby Boom
May 17, 2010
Julie Perrone, Assistant Features Editor, and Angelia Tran, Budget Manager
Filed under Features
Maya Claire Horan Maya Claire Horan was born on February 2, 2010 at 6:30 pm. She weighed 8 pounds and was 20.5 inches long. Ms. Teresi says, “Her name is a combination of unique and traditional – Maya was a friend from college whose name I loved. Claire is for my paternal grandmother who was... [Read more]
I Love My Mama
May 17, 2010
Meghan Merwin, staff reporter
Filed under Features
Mothers. What would we do without them? Sure, they make us eat our vegetables, and they ground us when we stay out past curfew. And there are those weeks when they get on our nerves for no reason. But think about this: how many other people do we know that will love us unconditionally for our whole lives?... [Read more]
So Long, Farewell, Auf Wiedersehen, Goodbye!
May 17, 2010
Clarissa Caruso, staff reporter
Filed under Features
Five teachers that we have had the privilege to learn from in past years won’t be returning in the fall. They have shared with us their future plans and their favorite memories of Pres: Ms. Russo Ms. Russo came to Pres right out of college and has been here for the past three years. She has... [Read more]
Playa Profile
May 17, 2010
Tanya Padgaonkar, asst. editor features, Lindsay Vong, asst. editor A&E
Filed under Features
It’s almost summer time! That means it’s time to pack up your sunscreen and bikinis and head to the beach! To make your beach going experience more enjoyable, The Voice has taken the time to interview a few of the most awesome places to visit during your two-and-a-half month hiatus. Are you a dog... [Read more]
My Life Is STILL Plaid
May 17, 2010
Presentation Alumnae
Filed under Features, Top Stories
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 late... [Read more]
Overheard
May 17, 2010
The Voice Staff
Filed under Features
“He forced his cookie onto me.” “Sometimes I wish I had a long beard, so I could stroke it while contemplating.” “I may not be one hot mama, but I MATCH!” “I recognize that pony tail…” “Sometimes it’s good to be delusional.” “Do... [Read more]
Mrs. Bengston: iPod Psychoanalysis
May 17, 2010
Natalie Audelo, Community Editor
Filed under Features
The Voice is back with another edition of “iPod Psychoanalysis,” analyzing the musical minds of some of your favorite Presentation teachers. This month we read into the lyrical likes of Ms. Bengston, delving into the eclectic contents of her iPod. But don’t expect to find any Shakespearean melodies... [Read more]
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