The Panther

An Open Letter to the Editor

Drew Latta (guest writer) May 1, 2018

This is a response to The Panther’s Issue 4 Feature regarding gun control in the wake of the Parkland shooting and subsequent shootings.   In the wake of the Parkland shooting, there has...

Cellular Complications

Gemma Torras, design editor April 25, 2018

In today’s day and age, students are surrounded by constant growth and advancement in the latest technology. Every few months, Apple releases a new product, such as the recent iPhone X. As our technological...

Supreme Leader Bezos

Olivia Solomon, staff writer April 24, 2018

 In 1995 when Amazon.com was first launched to the public, the world questioned whether it would survive. Fast forward 22 years and that question has altered to whether the world can survive without...

Why Assassin Should Rest In Peace

Marlowe Starling, editor-in-chief of The Panther March 12, 2018

It all seems harmless. What’s a little water splashed here and there? What’s wrong with having a little fun senior year? What’s wrong with teaming up with a best bud, or significant other, to make...

Day 9: Trumps Empty Promises

Day 9: Trump’s Empty Promises

Jack Cruz-Alvarez, online managing editor February 9, 2018

Donald Trump’s promises to be friendly to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer community as president sparked the absurd #GaysForTrump movement. Now we have definitive evidence from the past year...

Day 8: How Aziz Ansari Allegations Are Redefining The #MeToo Movement

Day 8: How Aziz Ansari Allegations Are Redefining The #MeToo Movement

Alexis Garcia-Ruiz, copy editor February 8, 2018

When the #MeToo movement emerged, it was met with great support from women and sexual assault activists and victims because it addressed an issue that we, as a society, have neglected far too long. It...

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Hey Jeff, Things Aren’t Working Out Between Us

Thomas Martinez, online editor-in-chief February 6, 2018

Love and business do not like each other. As Amazon continues its process of finding its second headquarters to accompany Seattle’s, don’t expect Jeff Bezos, Palmetto class of 1982 valedictorian, to...

Should There be a Limit on APs?

Garett Livingston, Opinion Editor January 22, 2018

Oftentimes students will try and measure their success in high school by the amount of Advanced Placement classes they took in the time they spent there, using them as a benchmark of how hard they worked....

Hold Your Fire: The Tipping Point in Gun Control

Alle Inzinna, feature editor December 15, 2017

America may have reached a tipping point in its gun conversation. In the wake of the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history and the deadliest mass shooting in Texas history last month, a majority of...

Convenience vs. A Healthy Diet

Olivia Solomon, staff writer December 4, 2017

You're running late for a meeting as your stomach growls, so you pull into the first fast food drive-through you see. Unfortunately, sometimes convenience wins over health. While the food is served...

How To Approach Curricular Projects

Allison Strasius, staff writer November 26, 2017

Big assignments and projects are extremely daunting for any high school student. Phrases such as, “Research paper due next week!”, or “We’re starting a project!” instantly activate a panic attack...

Think Twice Before You Juice

Allison Strasius, staff writer November 7, 2017

Juice cleanses, pinr juice fasts, are among the numerous diets and fads of today, consisting of drinking nothing but fruit and vegetable juices from as short as a few days to multiple weeks. This can be...

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