Fun in the Sun

Elise Barsch, A&E Editor
May 23, 2013 • 14 views
Filed under Special Features, Travel

Ever find yourself bored out of your mind over summer vacation, traveling to the far corners of the Internet from the confines of your home?  Well here are some day-trip ideas to get you off of Netflix and out with your family and friends to enjoy the summer activities the Bay Area has to offer.   Sunset... Read more »

Classy Cardboard

Elise Barsch, A&E Editor
May 3, 2013 • 172 views
Filed under Special Features, Top Stories

Chances are you’ve seen the cardboard chairs newly on display in the front foyer - well, hopefully you have stopped to admire the large  structures of intricately arranged paper products as you rush from class to class. Can you sit in them? you may have wondered.  Actually, yes.  You could sit... Read more »

Project Prom

Ariana Cvitanic, Special Features Editor
April 29, 2013 • 65 views
Filed under Special Features

Prom season is right around the corner, and you want to make sure you ask your date out before anyone else snags them. However, you have no idea how to go about asking them in a funny or cute way like you always hear about or see in the movies. Luckily, the Voice is here to give you 10 fun and personalized... Read more »

The “Pres Prom is Lame” Blame Game

Sarah Carter, A&E editor
April 29, 2013 • 47 views
Filed under Special Features

“Bell Prom is so much better.” “There is no money for Pres Prom.” “Bell Prom had a camel last year." Lately rumors have been circulating that the budget for Presentation’s prom has been cut and that, once again, our prom will not measure up to Bell’s.  But lets set the record straight:... Read more »

Speech and Debate Dominates

Ria Parab, Special Features Editor
March 20, 2013 • 143 views
Filed under Features, Special Features

Did you know that Speech and Debate team members compete in an average of around 10 or more competitions a year? And better yet, did you know that our Speech and Debate team actually dominates at a lot of these competitions?    You see them lurk in the hallways late after school. Sometimes, you... Read more »

Springy New Trends

Cynthia Hara, Sports Editor
March 20, 2013 • 139 views
Filed under Special Features, Style

Ah, the sun is starting to come out a bit more. The birds are chirping louder and the flowers are starting to bud. Yes, spring is beginning... And with spring comes all the new trends. Four dominant patterns have appeared on the runway, which we’ve turned into more realistic styles for Pres girls. 1.... Read more »

The Faces of Fashion Show

Lauren Colvin, Reporter
March 20, 2013 • 344 views
Filed under Special Features

This is not sophomore Monica Boss’s first time sewing a dress for the fashion show. After last year in the fashion club she decided to become an officer and has loved participating this year. According to Monica her biggest challenge was finding the perfect shade of gold fabric; she has already gone... Read more »

Mission Impossible: Pres Protocol

Maddie Galvan , Advertisement/Budget Manager
March 20, 2013 • 68 views
Filed under Special Features

The announcements in the Panther Report, the posters in the halls, the French bread in the Foyer, it can all only mean one thing: Mission Drive! Every Spring Semester, Pres holds its most important fundraiser of the year in which every class level works to raise as much money as possible for the Presentation... Read more »

Don’t Be Sad About SDD

Sharika Saraf, Opinions Editor
March 20, 2013 • 55 views
Filed under Features, Special Features

You flip through your planner and write in deadlines and test dates as you go along. “Ugh! So much stuff to do,” you sigh. But suddenly, you come upon March 26. You mouth the words, “Student Development Day,” and sit with a puzzled expression. The freshmen may have no idea what I’m talking... Read more »

Spring Forward Into Fun

Ria Parab, Special Features Editor
March 20, 2013 • 57 views
Filed under A&E, Features, Special Features, Travel

Stuck at home for spring break? Luckily for you, it’s not as bad as it may seem. There are plenty of local activities to do, whether you’re feeling adventurous or whether you’re feeling downright lazy. Here are a few ideas to get you started: 1. Feeling outdoors-y? Try hiking at the Marin... Read more »