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Posse Scholarship provides students with companionship, college-readiness; Parkdale senior awarded

March 2, 2020 7:08pm | Lemoni Conde, '20

Senior Neziah Osayi, editor-in-chief of The Paw Print, financial literacy advocate, lacrosse player, Capital One Banker. He can now add another thing to that long list: Posse Scholar. On Jan. 8, Osayi was awarded the Posse Scholarship, which will pay for his tuition in full […]

Coronavirus outbreak sparks concern throughout the world

February 28, 2020 3:24pm | Reyna Olivar-Cruz,’20

As the new year started so did a virus that is now infamously known as the Coronavirus. This virus broke out in China but has since been sighted in every continent on the planet except Antartica. At the time of publication, over 2,700 people have […]

NBA legend Kobe Bryant leaves behind legacy of compassion

February 28, 2020 3:10pm | Leonel Guerrero, ‘20

On Jan. 26, one the best and the most loved NBA All-Stars Kobe Bryant was killed in a horrific helicopter accident, along with his 13-year-old daughter Gianna and seven others. In honor of his legacy, we compiled some of his most memorable contributions to the […]

CRI Breakfast Cafe teaches students life skills

February 28, 2020 2:48pm | Brianna Vivar, ‘21

On February 7, students in the CRI department invited Parkdale’s staff to room 104 for a nice breakfast cafe, uniquely titled “The Espresso Yourself Cafe”. At the cafe they served hot coffee, hot chocolate, hot tea, juices, water and also warm donuts and muffins. All […]

Mock Trial defends undefeated title for second year in a row

February 28, 2020 7:37am | Ashley Vazquez Ramos, '20

The Parkdale Mock Trial team remains undefeated for the second year in a row, but this year they have new members and a new case. The team has successfully done it again with the help of Mr. Blake, the Mock Trial sponsor who has directed […]

A College Major Series Pt. 2: Science degrees offer more opportunities than just lab work

February 27, 2020 1:26pm | Neziah Osayi '20

Believe it or not getting a science degree doesn’t mean that you’re destined to become a scientist. Majoring in science is all scientific method or doing all that “boring” paperwork you had to do to get your grade, it’s more diversely interesting than that. Science […]

Benefits of post Labor Day start date

February 26, 2020 3:29pm | Anthony Amaya, '21

On Jan. 29, Maryland’s governor Larry Hogan spoke at a meeting of the Board of Public Works in Annapolis announcing that he will attempt to introduce a new legislation called the Universal School Act of 2020. This new legislation would make every school in Maryland […]

Love is in the air… but not for everyone

February 13, 2020 4:24pm | Brianna Vivar, '21

February 14th is a date that single people hate for one reason: it’s Valentines Day. However, this day isn’t just about having a significant other and buying them big teddy bears, flowers, chocolates and going on cute dates. Valentine’s Day is more about remembering all […]

Hoodies continue to create friction between students, admin

February 11, 2020 2:59pm | Zenaida Vasquez, '20

Hoodies: the sweatshirts that admin despises and students desire. What is it about hoodies that made this piece of clothing viewed as dangerous or sketchy? Many schools throughout the U.S. have banned hoodies for safety issues since the hood itself can be used to cover […]

President Trump’s ‘abuse of power’ leads to impeachment trial

January 30, 2020 3:55pm | Victor Valdez, '20

For the past few months, U.S. citizens have watched as the Senate and House of Representatives have argued over the impeachment of President Donald Trump, and the President himself has insisted (mainly through tweets) that the trial is bogus. While many know this trial is […]