Female coaches: evening the playing field
January 22, 2020
Every year more and more women join the world of sports, but the proportion of female coaches continues to drop. 1972 saw the establishment of Title IX, which required all government funded educational programs and activities to provide equal opportunities to both males and females. At the time,...
Puma baseball nears regular season
JJ Fought, Staff Reporter
January 17, 2020
With Fall Ball ending and the regular season getting closer and tryouts on February 10. The seasons players to look at this year becomes clearer. With the 20-5 record over the fall ball season some big names arouse out of the roster like right fielder Trenton Pallas, Jayden Israel, and Jaron Nance ...
Billie Eilish: breaking away from pop music stereotypes
Kiley Newby, Staff reporter
January 16, 2020
Billie Eilish is a name many people know but her unorthodox approach to the music scene makes her stand out. With both her clothing and music style she is definitely out of the box. Her recent success has MTV Video Music awards for Best Editing and Best New Artist, as well as Favorite Breakout Artist...
WRESTLING: Perry dominates at home
Roman Valenzuela, Staff Reporter
January 16, 2020
January 8th, walking into the gymnasium any participant would notice a pretty distinct difference to the typical dual meet formula. Directly in the middle of the floor, rising three feet into the air, a platform was constructed to elevate the single, spotlighted mat. In dramatic fashion, the lights we...
Career Center reopens with new personnel
Lindsey Harrison, Staff Reporter
January 16, 2020
After nearly one month of closure, the Career Center has reopened in the F-Building. In November of last year, Career Center technician Toni Horn resigned to pursue a career helping inmates find jobs after being released from jail. School administrators were forced to close the Center because they d...
Lunch bunch’s new plan for the community
Vivian Duong, A&E Editor
January 16, 2020
As the campus continues with the growth of incoming students each new school year, it becomes difficult to some students to find a new group to join in a new environment. However, clubs such as the Lunch Bunch is dedicated to working towards inclusivity at school. “I’m just glad that people are realizing...
End of controversial Deep Equity and YES programs in CUSD
Anna Myers, Features Editor
January 16, 2020
After months of controversy, parent complaints, and community concerns, the CUSD governing board has officially begun to phase out the Corwin Deep Equity program, based on the essays of Dr. Gary Howard. The curriculum was introduced at the beginning of 2019 as a part of the board’s Journey 2025 plan ...
A decade that was: we look back at the last 10 years
Lydia Hampton, Staff Reporter
December 19, 2019
*An earlier published version of this story said the "dungeon" (F-130's) were built with the F-building expansion in 2014. That was incorrect. The classrooms in the F-130's are part of the original building. The end of 2019 marks the end of a decade for PHS. We take a look back at the last ten year...
Precedent Podcast Episode 2: A Decade in Review
Nick Manzo, JJ Fought, and Roman Valenzuela
December 18, 2019
Host Roman Valenzuela and JJ Fought talk to guest Amira Johnson, Ashlyn Miner, Dylan Taylor, and Lydia Hampton about new years resolution, girls basketball, and a recap of the decade.
Top sports moments of the decade
Sabrina Digne and dylan taylor
December 16, 2019
The end of a decade As the end of the 2010’s is nearing, it's important to remember some of the best athletes this school has had as well as some moments that will always be remembered. Markus Howard: a Puma legend Markus Howard is one of the most legendary athletes to h...
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