Are we becoming a “generation of idiots?”
March 31st, 2020
It has been a dire concern expressed by many Parkview teachers and other adults in today’s world. As[...]
Swim team aims to make waves this season
Grace Kim, Opinion Editor
December 9, 2014
For most people, December is a time to unwind with loved ones as the holidays draw near. However, members of the Parkview swim team are busier than ever both in and out of the pool as they work hard to remain in top shape. The Parkview swim team has had a very successful track record in the past....
Swinging for the fences
Sania Chandrani, Editor-in-Chief
December 7, 2014
Hot uniforms, four hour practices daily, and intense games are no strange concept to the Lady Panthers Softball team. The Varsity Team’s hard work paid off this season when they won their home conference game against Grayson by a score of 1-0. The team is now in its post season, and the players’...
Parkview Golf comes out “swinging”
Amy Pan, Staff Writer
May 13, 2014
Move over, Tiger Woods! Spring is in the air, and warmer weather is taking hold, which means that Parkview Golf is now in full swing (pun intended). Parkview’s golf teams have had a history of strong finishes in the past couple of seasons, with the girls winning the region championship in 2012 and...
Madness in March
HongDuyen Pham, Staff Writer
May 5, 2014
In March, people all over the world celebrate Mardi Gras, in Ireland, they celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day, but at Parkview, students and teachers celebrate March Madness. At 11:00am on March 20, many students and teachers rushed to submit their brackets in hope of getting a perfect bracket. Every...
Early projections for the 2014 baseball season
Steven Bettler, Staff Writer
April 16, 2014
With the 2014 baseball season on the horizon, it is time for speculation about the upcoming campaign. After several months of maneuvering stars and prospects alike, all thirty MLB teams look ready for the season, with a few teams standing out from the pack as front-runners for division crowns. So without...
J.R. Celski: Racing for the Gold
Grace Kim, Staff Writer
February 24, 2014
As the 2014 Winter Olympics start up, the spotlight shines on a rising star on the U.S. short-track speed skating team: J.R. Celski. Celski proved himself as a worthy contender with his success at the US Olympic trials where he came out on top in the men’s 1500 short track event. According to ESPN,...
Parkview athletes prepare for their futures
Sania Chandrani, News Editor
February 22, 2014
This year, like every other, many Parkview seniors will decide to sign to play a sport for their college. Maybe they will eventually go pro and make some money, but for now, for many of them, sports pay a hefty tuition and allow them to follow something they love. For many, nothing could possibly go...
Olympic Biathlon
Kylie Gabrielson, Sports Editor
January 25, 2014
Sport: Biathlon Men’s Events: 10km, 12.5km pursuit, 15km mass start, 20 km, and 4x7.5km relay Women’s Events: 10km pursuit, 12.5km mass start, 15km, 4x6km relay, and 7.5km Mixed Events: Relay Equipment: Arm sling, boots, clip, fore sight, harness, magazine, rear sight, ski poles, skis and wax, ski suit,...
Siblings in sports: rivalries, respect, and everything in between
Amy Pan, Staff Writer
December 22, 2013
Siblings. The thought itself brings about a wide variety of reactions. There are the days when siblings love one another and get along perfectly—and of course, the times when they are constantly at each other’s throats. But, as far as brothers and sisters go, perhaps there is no better...
Fair or Foul?
Steven Bettler, Staff Writer
October 15, 2013
The Braves 2013 roster has a chance to do something that no one expected: win the World Series. The Braves have not won a championship since 1995 when they were near the beginning of their 14 year dominance of the National League Eastern Division. Few people actually expect them to win it all this season,...
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