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The Patriot Press

Forum for student expression since 1977

The Patriot Press

Forum for student expression since 1977

The Patriot Press

What’s good: Smiling in the rain

Karinn Sytsma, Editor in Chief March 27, 2017

Seattle may be known for its rainy weather, but its inhabitants don’t seem to have a very sunny attitude towards the clouds. But rain should be cherished and loved just as much as any other weather....

A genuine “Thanks, Obama”

Brittany Toombs, Editor-in-Chief March 27, 2017

"Thanks, Obama”: the expression once used by grouchy conservatives to sarcastically blame personal troubles on the policies of the Obama administration has become a genuine expression of gratitude for...

Classroom bathroom limits should not have a limit

Reegan Weber, Staff Writer March 27, 2017

Every student knows the feeling of desperation and despair when you have to use the restroom but are out of bathroom passes. You constantly glance at the clock, but time seems to have slowed, and you can’t...

Check yourself before you wreck yourself

Thomas Kennedy, Guest Columnist March 27, 2017

Go to the college of your dreams. Follow what your heart tells you. Do what you enjoy. No college is out of reach. These are the sentiments students hear when they begin looking at colleges. The total...

You are not perfect and that is okay

Jency Clement, Beyond Liberty Editor March 27, 2017

Just like everyone else, you have had moments when you feel ugly. When you see other people in magazines or on TV with the “ideal” body and feel disappointed that you don’t look the same. When you...

You decide: are zoos harmful or beneficial?

Kiran Singh and Anthony Alegrete March 27, 2017

In may, Harambe the gorilla was shot at the Cincinnati Zoo, sparking controversy over zoos; proponents cite zoo’s efforts to repopulate endangered species; opponents argue zoos serve to entertain the...

Consumerism hurts not just your wallet

Kiran Singh and Anthony Alegrete March 27, 2017

Consumerism is a pillar of American society, and that’s something no one can deny (ask Darnell, if you don’t believe us). However, to what extent will we let consumerism dictate our ability to think...

Editor’s pick: Cleopatra by The Lumineers

Soraya Marashi, Senior Writer March 27, 2017

The indie-Americana folk band that brought you hits like “Ho Hey” and “Stubborn Love” is back with the long-anticipated sequel to their story: Cleopatra. This dreamy, poetic chronicle begins with...

Editor’s picks: us by Gnash

Angie Greggs, Staff Writer March 27, 2017

us, the third EP album released by alternative R&B singer gnash, perfectly comprehends what it’s like to go through life as a misunderstood teenager, dealing with topics ranging from drugs, to sex,...

Concert review: Jon Bellion

McKenzie Fysh, The Beat Editor March 27, 2017

A completely sold out show, artist Jon Bellion’s The Human Condition Part Two Tour took place at the Showbox Sodo in Seattle on November 6th. A spacious venue with standing room only, the audience was...

Rap Gods of LHS share their secrets

Soraya Marashi, Senior Writer March 27, 2017

You’ve seen them on Twitter. You’ve heard them on SoundCloud. The dynamic duo that can be equated to a mystical hip-hop fantasy has certainly made a name for themselves on social media as well as right...

Doctor Strange Review

Brigitte Larkin, Social Media Director March 27, 2017

Doctor Strange surpassed my expectations. I was anticipating it to be just another movie that I would forget within hours of leaving, but when I walked out of the theater, I was stirring with excitement,...

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