Pro: Leave the Fashion Show Alone
February 1, 2012
Corinne Jaques
Filed under Opinions, Top Stories, Uncategorized
It may be 2012, but it’s not the end of the world. The Presentation Fashion Show is an event that is well attended but even more well known for its substantial contributions to Presentation’s work scholarship fund. As tradition goes, it’s a night filled with glitz and glam, where Pres alumni and... [Read more]
Gung Hay Fat Choy: Horoscopes for the New Year
February 1, 2012
Amy Linehan
Filed under Features, Uncategorized
On January 23, the Chinese celebrated “Spring Festival,” also known as Chinese New Year. A fifteen-day celebration, Chinese New Year includes everything from feasts to parades to the Day of the Red Devil, where everyone is supposed to stay home and not socialize. The second day is for married women... [Read more]
Evaluation Information
February 1, 2012
Ariana Cvitanic
Filed under News, Pres, Uncategorized
“I like teacher evaluations because the students get to express their concerns for the class,” says Junior Lynn Kim. “But I never know if what I write is going to make a difference.” Have you ever wondered, like Lynn, if those end-of-the-semester teacher evaluations do any good? Are your voices,... [Read more]
Penn State Crisis
January 4, 2012
Amy Linehan
Filed under Uncategorized
In recent weeks, the Penn State molestation scandal has dominated the news. The actual rape of multiple boys as young as 8 has enraged many Americans. The question most are asking is, “Why wasn’t this reported earlier?” Penn football assistant coach Jerry Sandusky was arrested in early November... [Read more]
Decked-Out Displays
December 20, 2011
Filed under Uncategorized
1297 Cherry Avenue San Jose, CA 95125 The historical Treasure Chest Gift Shop is featured outside this home. This quaint store front is decorated for the holiday season with a Christmas tree, Santa, and other antiques. Make sure not to skip over this classic example of the holiday season. 1401 Glacier... [Read more]
Turkey Competition
December 16, 2011
Caitlin Conlin
Filed under Uncategorized
In Presentation’s history the seasonal drives have proven to be our most successful way to help the community. Whether we are bringing in pennies, baby formula, or toys, Pres girls always find a way to touch the lives of hundreds of people. One of our biggest push days during food drive is the Turkey/Ham... [Read more]
SAT: Sadistic Academic Torture
November 15, 2011
MC Guidoux
Filed under Opinions, Uncategorized
Every year, some 20 million teenagers wake up on a Saturday morning to take a three-hour test that supposedly provides insight to their academic ability and intelligence. Really? A test that I will finish in three hours will be a better indication of my intelligence as opposed to my grades I received... [Read more]
Wanna Add Some “Frost” to Your Life?
October 18, 2011
Elizabeth Bernal and Emily Carolin
Filed under Special Features, Top Stories, Uncategorized
The recently opened Frost Cupcake Factory in downtown Campbell is the latest local foray into the cupcake craze that has swept the nation. Frost hosts an array of inventive and most certainly delicious flavors such as Fluffernutter or even Mint Cookies and Cream, which tastes exactly like the ice cream.... [Read more]
Cray Cray Politicians: Rick Perry
October 18, 2011
Amy Linehan
Filed under Opinions, Uncategorized
As the 2012 presidential election draws closer, candidates are making themselves, and their policies known to the American people. For the past two months, Rick Perry’s name and face have been on the front of newspapers, magazines, TV talk shows and Internet homepages. But who exactly is Rick Perry? The... [Read more]
Cori Jaques, Sports Editor
September 1, 2011
Filed under Staff, Uncategorized
Cori Jaques is currently a senior and serving as a second year Sports Editor on the The Voice. In addition to writing for the newspaper, she also plays for the Varsity field hockey and soccer teams here at Presentation. When she isn’t doing homework or treading turf, she can be found scooping... [Read more]
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