Kaitlyn Mattei, ’18 June is a great time for sitting outside and listening to music in the nice weather! Here are your music releases for June 2017! The first big release of the month is from pop-punk band All Time Low. Their latest album, Last Young Renegade, was released on June 2. This is their first album on their brand new label, Fueled by Ramen! … Continue reading This Month in Music
Michelle McGrath, ‘18 Being a teenager in high school, I lived through the primeㄧaccording to manyㄧof Disney Channel in the 2000’s. My generation grew up singing “Nobody’s Perfect” by Hannah Montana and claiming to have visions like Raven. We all loved to laugh at Zack and Cody’s crazy life living in a hotel, and we wished we could be wizards like Justin Russo. These shows … Continue reading Disney Did What?
Chelsea Cohen, ’20 The latest young adult novel to be turned into a movie has raised eyebrows in the medical community. The false information spread by Everything, Everything by Nicola Yoon has been cited as irresponsible and damaging to already misunderstood groups. Madeline, the book’s main character, believes she suffers from Severe Combined Immune Deficiency (SCID), also famously known as ‘bubble boy disease.’ She has … Continue reading Everything, Everything They Got Wrong
Jonathan Silberman, ’18 In the midst of the NFL draft, NBA and NHL playoffs, and the start of NFL OTA’s, the baseball season is about to finish the second month of the 162 regular season game schedule. Through 43 games, our hometown Phillies have looked next to atrocious with a 15-28 record, finding themselves last in the NL East. What is truly mind boggling, is … Continue reading The Downfall of the Phillies
Brian Paul, ’18 Boston Celtics: Markelle Fultz, Guard, Washington The Celtics will talk about taking Lonzo Ball but ultimately will choose Fultz due to his ability to play the 2 next to All-Star Isaiah Thomas. His unique scoring ability and athleticism makes him a safe pick at one. Los Angeles Lakers: Lonzo Ball, Point Guard, UCLA Although his father may be too vocal, the Lakers … Continue reading NBA Mock Draft
Olivia McMaster, ’17 Dear PW, Four years ago, we walked through those front doors and a new world opened up before our eyes. A world full of friends, memories, lessons, and experiences. A world that has taught us to hold our heads high and always believe in our capabilities. A world that cradled us as we journeyed from adolescence to adulthood. And a world that … Continue reading A Farewell to PW
Zaina Fairey, ’19 The history of LGBTQ pride month is relatively short and begins with the Stonewall Riots in 1969. On June 28, police officers raided the Stonewall Inn, a bar that was popular among LGBTQ people. Employees were arrested for selling alcohol without a liquor license and patrons, including three drag queens, were arrested for not complying to a New York statute involving wearing … Continue reading Why is LGBTQ Pride Month Still Relevant?
Katya Ternopolska, ’17 PWHS seniors share how to make it out of the college admissions process alive. As the As the class of 2017 prepares for graduation, many students in the class of 2018 are beginning to prepare for the college admissions process in the fall. This process is different for everyone. Some students apply to just their top school whereas others may choose to … Continue reading College Process Advice
Robbie Gutman ‘18 and Alyssa Green ‘18 Harp and Crown 1525 Sansom St, Philadelphia, PA 19102 This quaint restaurant located just minutes away from City Hall is the chic, new place you all have been looking for. Harp and Crown takes all the American classics and puts on a whimsical spin. Inside, the restaurant’s ambience also takes on a proverbial fusion. Luxurious furniture juxtaposes the … Continue reading Hot Spots for a Hot Summer
Chelsea Cohen, ‘20 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (May 5): A sequel to Guardians of the Galaxy, this chapter follows the quest of the team to discover Peter “Star-Lord” Quill’s father. This action/adventure comedy follows a group of criminal outcasts as they save the universe, again. Alien: Covenant (May 19): This is the sixth installment in the Alien series which follows Warrant Officer Ellen … Continue reading Movies Worth Seeing This Month
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