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Puma Wrapped
By Grady Stone, Photo Editor • December 21, 2024

Spotify Wrapped and similar wrapped-like features from Apple Music and Amazon Music offer listeners a personalized breakdown of their most-played...

Orchestra Shines in Winter Concert
By Sol Starin, Copy Editor • December 21, 2024
Celebrating Art
By Sofia Delgado-Pack, Web Editor-In-Chief • December 20, 2024
Surviving the Season
By Neva-Nataia Lowery, Reporter • December 20, 2024
Seasoned Success
By Simon Alpren, Business Manager • December 20, 2024
Opinion
(ED)ucation
By Teddy Bergstrom, Editor-in-Chief • December 16, 2024
Defining the Limits of a Tool
By The Puma Press Editorial Board • December 16, 2024
No Lockers, No Problem
By Sol Starin, Copy Editor • December 16, 2024
The Local Angle
By Puma Press Editorial Board • December 13, 2024
Spotlight
ast June, Bryce Lindholm shifted away from his career in restaurant consulting and began spending more time working for FB LLC, the company he jointly owns with Felicia Lindholm. He has enjoyed the work so far. “I love the people who are here. I love the food that we do–I get excited that we are serving what we are serving.”
Seasoned Success
By Simon Alpren, Business Manager • December 20, 2024
Junior Rose Hawking has been hard at work to revive the Creative Arts Society. “While I am passionate about this, it can’t just move at full speed,” Hawking said.
A Creative Comeback
By Manola Rubiralta, Reporter • November 1, 2024
News
Junior Max Cook poses with his cubist art piece. "I made a still life out of these fake apples and fake mangoes, and these bowls and stuff," Cook said. "Then I made a cubist piece of that by looking at all these different perspectives. When I was painting it, I used this 3d medium... that was cool."
Celebrating Art
By Sofia Delgado-Pack, Web Editor-In-Chief • December 20, 2024

Numerous different arts classes gathered and presented their work at the Winter Arts Showcase on the evening of Dec. 13. One of these classes...

Rebecca Olivares's house was damaged when a tree fell on it.
Lending a Hand
By Carter Headstrom, Editor-in-Chief • December 20, 2024
An Sen Wang enjoyed seeing the therapy dogs. “The therapy dogs are well tempered,” Wang said.
UPrep Welcomes Therapy Dogs
By Grant Davis, Reporter • December 20, 2024
This boarded-up window saw police swarm the building on Oct. 25.
False Alarm, Police Called
By Lucas Keppler and Neva-Nataia Lowery • December 16, 2024
A car lies damaged on the road after a tree fell on it. While driving to book club, Britten Nelson, associate director of college counseling, witnessed the event at the intersection of 35th Ave NE and NE 100th St. “I was just worried it was someone I knew,” Nelson said.
Bomb Cyclone Slams Seattle
By Sophia Spagnola, Reporter • December 16, 2024
Alexa Angelone listens to guest speakers. She was pleased with the conference, and aims to elevate the experience for the future. “I was ecstatic after [the conference], because I was like, ‘dang, that went really, really well,’” Angelone said. “I’m so excited for next year.”
Welcoming a Women’s Conference
By Neva-Nataia Lowery, Reporter • December 16, 2024
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Issue 3 Crossword -2024
Issue 3 Crossword -2024
By Teddy Bergstrom, Editor-in-Chief • December 16, 2024

Trending Stories
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Wynne Johnson hands award-winning author Chanel Miller a microphone to read a portion of her book “Know My Name” written in 2019. They stand in front of an audience of students, speakers, parents and staff in UPrep’s newly built ULab.

A Change in Tide

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Fine Arts teacher Thane Lewis last performed the school song in 2008 with Jazz Band. “Even if it has a cheesy factor, people can really get into that and have fun with it,” Lewis said.

School Song Rediscovered

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Students Should Be Able to Leave After Finals

Students Should Be Able to Leave After Finals

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"Being healthy, content, and satisfied are only a portion of what Fadool hopes the student body feels. Beyond this general wellness, Fadool cares about people experiencing true happiness. “I think joy is a powerful and healing ingredient,” Fadool said.

Wellness Reimagined

Reviews
Some combined movie posters for Gladiator II and Wicked.
Are You Not Entertained?
By Sol Starin and Graham Thomson • December 16, 2024
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