The Most Significant Injuries to Your Fantasy Team

Blake Rubenstein, print managing editor

After drafting their interpretation of a ‘perfect team,’ fantasy football team owners shake their heads at the unavoidable, yet devastating, injuries that have already occurred shortly after the beginning of the 2017 NFL season. Through just three weeks of football (excluding the Packers and Bears who played a Week 4 game on Thursday,) many of the most highly anticipated...

October 1, 2017 • No Comments

Panthers vs Cavaliers (9/22)

Highlights and moments from Panther football's 33-30 win vs out-of-conference Coral Gables, a highly contested double overtime game.

September 27, 2017 • No Comments

Crossing the Boundary

Virginia Boone, multimedia editor

She shuffles down the school hallway, head low and shoulders hunched as she grips onto the straps of her worn JanSport backpack, lugging around recently assigned textbooks and homework. Her attempts to go unnoticed each day harvest the reward of attending a quality school and fulfilling the academic dreams her parents have for her. Dreams that could not be achieved if ...

September 27, 2017 • No Comments

Countdown to Graduation Day 3: Graduation Speakers prepare for the big stage

Mia Zaldivar, Design Editor

On June 5, 2017, Miami Palmetto Senior High’s graduating class of 2017 will become Panther alumni at the Watsco Center at the University of Miami. Nostalgia will saturate the seats as several notable speeches will be presented that morning. Following Palmetto graduation traditions, speeches from Student Council President, Jonathan Roth, Senior Class president, Natalia...

May 29, 2017 • No Comments

After Irma: How To Prepare Better Next Time

Olivia Solomon, staff writer

 Following the recent destruction of  this year’s hurricane season, many are left wondering what the important things to do are before, during and after a hurricane. ...

October 9, 2017 • No Comments

Beauty Industry Capitalizes on Connectivity

Allison Strasius, Staff Writer

The beauty industry has evolved incredibly, and makeup in particular is now one of the most popular forms of self-expression. “When I was around three, my mom’s best friend sold makeup, and I would steal mascara and blue eyeshadow,” sophomore Daniella Rouco said. “I’d put it on, and ever since then, I became fascinated with how makeup lets you express yourself.” Rouco...

September 29, 2017 • No Comments

Does Removing Confederate Statues Hinder our Historical Education?

Mia Zaldivar, design editor

Educational institutions implement history classes as a mandatory requisite to evade mistakes people have made before us. Within the past year, the controversial topic of removing confederate statues has come into query. Beginning in 1619, the first Africans came to the U.S. in the Virginia colony, laying the foundation for the next 200 years, wherein the U.S. economy...

October 9, 2017 • No Comments

Is the iPhone X Worth the Price?

Jack Cruz-Alvarez and Alexis Garcia-Ruiz

Yes: Jack Cruz-Alvarez Apple surprised many at their last product launch event when they revealed not one, not two, but three new iPhones. The most impressive of these new models was the iPhone X (which is pronounced “iPhone Ten” contrary to popular belief). The phone includes a variety of new features that Apple customers have been waiting for, including better cameras, bette...

September 28, 2017 • No Comments

Leap of faith

Remy Farkas, Editor-in-Chief of The Panther

We have reached the final quarter of the final year of high school. These last nine weeks consist of countless decisions and a sense of excitement combined with nostalgia. The t...

March 31, 2017 • No Comments

Thomas Perez: A Disappointing Appointment

Attila Dos Santos, Staff Writer

If boredom and stale, unsuccessful politics had a face, it would be that of former Labor Secretary under President Obama and newly appointed leader of the Democratic party ...

February 27, 2017 • No Comments