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Transgender and Gender-Fluids Look For Acceptance

By Jaylene Canning – Issues facing the gay community have recently come to the forefront of national attention. The recent Supreme Court decision essentially making gay marriage legal has created a lot of controversy, and the debate around this community is not going away soon. With all the talk about the LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual […]

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Bullying Follow Up: Is it getting better or becoming a disaster?

By Marlene Mendez Recently many schools throughout our country have been focusing on bullying. Many school districts have been struggling with the problem of how to deal with this serious act, before students get hurt. At PHS, bullying is also an area of concern for students, teachers and administrators. However, from the students’ perspective this […]

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Senior Budget Not Aided By First Aid

By Yara Rivera Every senior class is faced with the task of raising money to pay for a prom and other senior class activities. For many years students have sold cookies and that has always seemed to supply enough funding. However, cookies and other “unhealthy” foods are not permitted anymore. Another idea was needed. What […]

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‘Amazing Spiderman 2’ is…well…amazing

In this second installment of The Amazing Spiderman franchise, there are a lot of secrets revealed about the main character, Peter Parker (the secret identity of Spiderman), played by Andrew Garfield. (more…)

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‘King of the Monsters’ a big hit

For months, the hype and expectations for the recreation of one of the world’s most famous giant monsters, Godzilla, has been building. For those who don’t know, Godzilla is a monster that originated in Japan. In the original movies he was created from the nuclear testing and toxic waste that mankind has put into the […]

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Do Yourself a Favor, Recover Your Credits

Attention all upper classmen. You know who you are. It was freshman year and you just thought that there would always be time to do things like, homework, study for tests, class work and all the other things you needed to do to pass your class. Adjusting to high school life was difficult for many […]

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It is Not All in the Data: An Opinion

We’ve all heard that the goal for our school is to get to number one. We all know that we are better than just some arbitrary school ranking on some paper. However, we will all need to pull together, students, teachers and administrators, to get PHS to the top. We know that as individuals we […]

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A Strong Word

By Mrs. Beverly Moore— The intent of this article is to respond to the opinion, “Why do Conservatives Hate Poor People.” I was taken aback by this brazen title. I thought to myself, “Hate is a very strong word.” It conjures up actions that despise, reject, dismiss, abhor, antagonize, detest, loathe, resent, scorn, and “to […]

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The Blueberry Story: The teacher gives the businessman a lesson

“If I ran my business the way you people operate your schools, I wouldn’t be in business very long!” (more…)

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Z’s corner: Why do conservatives hate poor people?

By H.R. Zeiler— Common misconceptions about the nature of conservatism are pervasive (more…)

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