Articles by Panther Prowler Staff
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Q&A with the School Board Candidates: Betsy Connolly
What experiences have you had to prepare you for the school board? As a parent I was very involved in schools so I was part...
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Remembering Our Rights: Rights and Responsibilities of Student Journalist and Why We Report
Before the three bullets pierced his chest and killed him, before he walked almost 400 kilometers and fasted for days, before he was the leader...
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American icons and bygones: Tubman takes center stage on $20 bill, Jackson moved to the back
As Americans we tend to view our founding fathers as the primary embodiment of our country’s ideals. But the United States we live in today...
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Religious Rhetoric: Terrorists misrepresent Islam and work to inspire fear and division in the United States. It is up to us to prevent them from succeeding.
The United States prides itself on being a nation of acceptance, where people of different nationalities, backgrounds and religions can come together as one. However,...
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Friday Brief: April 15, 2016
ASG Elections Elections for Associated Student Government president, vice president, treasurer, secretary, and parliamentarian were held on Friday, April 15 from the start of nutrition...
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Friday Brief 4/9/2016
California Mathematics League Panthers earned a season total of 157 points out of 180 in the California Mathematics League Competition, beating Oaks Christian by three...
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Friday Brief: April 1, 2016
Boys’ Baseball Panthers played in the Bishop Gorman Desert Classic this week in Las Vegas, NV and won 4-0 in their first game versus Desert...
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California Assembly Constitutional Amendment: a step towards hearing student voices
The decisions of school boards affect every student on every campus in every district of this state – from the appointment of administrators at their...
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Rape culture: California leads the way in eliminating ambiguity
Someone in the United States is sexually assaulted every two minutes. 44 percent of sexual assault victims are under 18, according to Rape, Abuse &...
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A Nation of Incarceration: Too many inmates in the land of the free
For a country built on the principle of freedom, the United States keeps a disproportionately high number of its people behind bars. In fact, despite...