Author: Jacob Malone

  • Seniors gear up to join the military

    Seniors gear up to join the military

    As the school year draws to a close, many seniors are either gearing up to spend the next four years at college or join the workforce. However, there is a lesser known third group of students that plan on joining one of the various branches of the military to serve our country. Seniors Christian…

  • PTV keeps rolling

    PTV keeps rolling

    Everyone’s favorite news channel is still up and running. Although coronavirus keeps students at home, Panther Television (PTV) continues to release new episodes multiple times a week. “The decision was almost instant. Once we found out we were going to be home for a while, we all still wanted to continue making PTV episodes,”…

  • EARN IT Act proposed in Congress

    The Senate Judiciary Committee has proposed the EARN IT Act of 2020, short for Eliminating Abusive and Rampant Neglect of Interactive Technologies Act, sponsored by Sen. Lindsey Graham (R, South Carolina) and Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D, Connecticut). This new piece of legislation creates a commission that will establish practices to combat online child sexual…

  • Evan Metcalf cooks during quarantine

    Evan Metcalf cooks during quarantine

    Prep. Cook. Taste. Can you smell what Evan Metcalf is cooking? While under quarantine, Evan Metcalf, senior, has been working toward becoming a better chef.  “I make all of the above. I try to make at least one thing per day,” Metcalf said. Everything he has cooked or baked has been shared with his…

  • Sanders and Buttigieg battle for early lead

    Sanders and Buttigieg battle for early lead

    On Feb. 3, 2019 the Iowa state democratic party held the first nominating caucuses of the 2020 election cycle. After several complications, 100 percent of precincts are now reporting and Pete Buttigieg is in the lead with 13 delegates. The results from the Iowa caucus were delayed due to problems with the app that…

  • Time flies by, spend it wisely

    Time flies by, spend it wisely

    As I enter the second half of my senior year, I am able to reflect on not only my high school experience, but my childhood as a whole. With college looming over me, I cannot help but worry about leaving my family to study in an entirely new place. Sure, a change in scenery…

  • Panthers explore the world

    Panthers explore the world

    Many people recall making their best memories travelling to different parts of the world. Immersing themselves in different cultures, trying the food and rendering service to those in need are all part of the experience. Over this past winter break, several students had the opportunity to fit in one last  travel experience before the…

  • Backpackers hit the trail

    Backpackers hit the trail

    The idea of spending multiple days hiking in the outdoors while carrying a heavy backpack between campsites might not sound appealing to most, but there are a select few that enjoy the challenge and adventure that can be found through backpacking. Backpacking is an outdoor activity that is essentially where hiking meets backcountry camping.…

  • Wrestlers take to the mats

    “When you treat it like a serious game, it’s like playing chess.”  Most would not compare the sport of wrestling to chess, but those who know the game know the strategy behind it, like junior varsity coach Chris Depalma. Wrestling is officially in season as of November. They have hosted and attended multiple meets…

  • Aviation Club ascends into aeronautics

    The excited chatter of students is audible as paper airplanes of various shapes and sizes woosh through the air of room D-2 at lunch.  Ryan Younes, senior, is the president of the Aviation club on campus. He joined the club during his freshman year, stemming from his interest in aerospace which began at a…