In the United States, the work to rest ratio is dramatically skewed. In the past few decades, pre and post pandemic included, Americans have been working more hours, conversely taking less time off, disrupting...
With PHUHS’s production of The Crucible in the works, we are all eager to get the inside scoop in anticipation for opening night. Read some juicy interviews by our very own crew heads, Eliza Lane (‘24)...
Bacterial infections are festering in the bay, but there’s a twist in this bacteria, it eats away at flesh. This infection can be life threatening when not dealt with immediately. The infection is contracted...
Oceans and seas on Earth contain a vast majority of all living things on the planet, far more than on land. In the oceans, people can find the most beautiful animals and plants; such as the Vampire Squid...
Wanted: Social, outgoing people who are dedicated to working with a team of unique individuals in order to create a physical memory of your high school experience. Reward: A new passion and an unforgettable...
Whether it’s an E-cigarette or a regular cigarette, or really any kind of drug that has to do with inhaling smoke, can increase a person’s risks of not only lung cancer, but also Chronic obstructive...
Shaking girls, forced smiles, and a sea of green poms poms over 500 cheerleaders; the coldest Macy’s Day Thanksgiving parade reported happened to take place this Nov. 2018. Seven senior cheerleaders...
The most underappreciated job at PHUHS is probably one of the most important. Plant Operations are the people that do the dirty work, literally. Seen sweeping up messes to fixing electrical troubles, they’re...
