Coming Soon: Ms. Pompano
Satire By Kimberly Scanlan, Staff Writer Mr. Pompano is a annual event held by PBHS. Students get the opportunity to watch fellow classmates make fools of themselves. What [...]
Opinion
It’s time to be thankful for Thanksgiving
By Alexis Schatten, Managing Editor Every year, without fail, people will begin celebrating Christmas around Halloween, nearly a whole two months before the holiday. [...]
Satire: Death of the best social media platform
By Matthew Shanbom, Asst. Section Editor Google Plus, a revolutionary social media platform, announced that they will be shutting down in Aug. 2019 after seven years of being [...]
Does ‘Hello’ help?
By Delaney Staples, Assistant Editor “Start with Hello Week,” a week dedicated to creating a socially inclusive environment for the students at lunch time and throughout [...]
Satire The freshman invasion is real: Class of 2022 too immense to ignore
By Emily Powell, Web/Business Editor; and Madison Tappa, Asst. Section Editor On the first day of school, well over 300 students — 350 to be exact — could be identified [...]
Do you feel represented in today’s media?
Time to make a difference
As we students all anticipate the end of the school year, and some of us prepare for our next endeavors at college or in the military, we reflect upon our high school [...]
Trump’s gone rogue: U.S. should stay out of Syria
By Julia Latchana, Asst. Section Editor A humanitarian crisis does not need more violence, and the Douma chemical attacks did not need to be met with missiles. Bashar [...]
Same crime, same time: ID enforcement necessary
By Maria Suarez, Asst. Section Editor Students have always known they must wear their IDs on campus at all times. It’s clearly written in the Student Code of Conduct, but [...]
Trump’s right: US must stand up for those who can’t
By Jamie Black, Web/Business Editor Politics isn’t simple, especially when mixed with emotions, but saving the lives of innocent civilians is very simple. With this in [...]
