Do you ever wonder why there are so many leprechauns on Notre Dame University merchandise? Or why leprechauns in general are associated with St. Patrick’s Day? And what is up with all that clover and shamrock-themed iconography anyway? Well, the …
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On March 12th, 2020, at 4:28 PM, Governor Eric J. Holcomb announced that all schools in the state are to be closed for 20 days effective immediately. This is in response to the possible 12 positive COVID-19 cases. The governor …
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Students who wish to become freshmen mentors can now fill out their applications. As a mentor, your job is to help the freshmen transition to being in high school. There will be a training day to prepare students to work …
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On Saturday, February 8, Penn High School hosted the ISSMA choir competition. Schools from all over the area competed as groups and as soloists to try and receive a reward of either gold, silver, or bronze. Students who didn’t …
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The E-sports team has been playing matches against other schools for a few weeks. However, in the most recent Kingsmen Nation, there was a section saying that the E-sports teams were “forming up”. To clear up any confusion, you can …
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The Japanese Tea Ceremony, also called the Way of Tea, is a Japanese cultural activity involving the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha, powdered green tea.
In Japanese, it is called cha-no-yu or sadō/chadō, while the …
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On February 29th, at Tecumseh Junior High School, Penn FIRST Tech Challenge teams 4600 B1nary Bots and 12092 Bravo Bots ranked high enough to make it into the 24 teams attending the states tournament. According to Evan White, the FTC …
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On February 1st, the FIRST Tech Challenge robotics teams of Penn competed in the qualification tournament for semi-states. Teams 12092 Bravo Bots, 4600 Binary Bots, 4601 Beta Bots all qualified for semi-states. Team 6360 Brazen Bots placed 4th in the …
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This Friday and Saturday, the Penn Theatre Department is putting on their annual musical, Fiddler on The Roof, at 7:00 p.m. in the CPA. The tickets cost $10 dollars online at ticketracker.com or $12 dollars at the door. If you …
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February is the month to celebrate Black History. Black History Month was established in 1926 in the United States when historian Carter G. Woodson and the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History announced the second week of …
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