District reviews LGBT policies, books in elementary schools and new propositions for gender neutral facilities

Sebastien Ostertag, Opinion Editor • June 15, 2018

The Sexual Education Advisory Committee at Plymouth Canton Community Schools recently gave its members a document detailing some of the policies that they got from the state, which could be implemented at P-CCS in the next few years. The policies were joined by a proposed...

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P-CEP Students Participate in National Walkout

March 16, 2018

At 10 a.m. on March 14, P-CEP students left their classes to join in the national walkout.

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P-CEP Students Participate in National Walkout

Mortiere & Gasparotto DDS

October 30, 2017

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Sports

Plymouth and Salem gymnastics make states

Gina Hubbell, Staff Writer

March 22, 2018 • No Comments

Competition was fierce on March 3 in the Plymouth gymnasium during the MHSAA Gymnastics Regionals, where seven teams competed for a spot at the state meet. Salem, Canton, Plymouth, Livonia Blue, Livonia Red, Tecumseh and...

Salem takes down Canton at annual rival meet

Zachary Dehnke, Guest Writer

January 26, 2018 • No Comments

Last year, two rival teams competed in the vigorous sport of wrestling and hoped to start an annual meet that the teams described as the “Rival Meet.” The two teams that competed against each other were the Canton Chiefs...

Canton beats Plymouth Boys Varsity Basketball 44-42 January 22, 2018
P-CEP cross country teams compete at states November 15, 2017
P-CEP students look in on World Series October 31, 2017
Shot On Goal: Penguins Go To Playoffs May 23, 2017

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Opinion

Point/Counterpoint- Students need more breaks

Sanjana Sathrasala, Copy Editor

July 29, 2018

With winter approaching, most students are looking forward to having a whole week off for Mid-Winter break. However, the 2016-2017 school year is not as forgiving when it...

Easy Peazy Lemon Squeezy

Sreya Sista, Guest Writer

June 6, 2018

Easy peazy lemon squeezy. These words have been engraved in our minds ever since our childhoods. Taking a step backward, however, the word ‘easy’ means “achieved without...

Water Wars is a Waste of Time

May 22, 2018

Undecided Major

May 22, 2018

Excusing Walkout Absences Would Undermine its Impact

May 8, 2018

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Brendan Wang wins fourth annual Mr. Park pageant

May 4, 2018

National Walkout in Honor of Columbine Shooting Draws Support from Hundreds of Students

May 2, 2018

Over 4,000 People Attend March For Our Lives Protest in Ann Arbor

April 24, 2018

P-CEP Students Participate in National Walkout

March 16, 2018

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Features

Humans of P-CEP: Regan Thorp

Zach Antonelli, Guest Writer

May 30, 2018 • No Comments

Regan Thorp is a senior at Salem High School and an advocate for rehab to fight against drug addiction who has recently celebrated a full year of sobriety. She has spoken...

Senior Reflection

Ximena Reyna, Staff Writer

May 29, 2018 • No Comments

So you know how you always saw older people with actual grown-up problems as distant beings that live among you and your friends? And the questions ‘what do you want to...

Senior Advice for Next Year’s Graduating Class

Hailey Morin, Staff Writer

May 24, 2018 • No Comments

It’s that time of the year. Seniors are in their last home stretch and just days away from the very last day of high school. It can be a bittersweet moment. Most seem to...

Humans of P-CEP: Janet Sutherland

Breanna Losey, Staff Writer

May 22, 2018 • No Comments

Janet Sutherland, Plymouth video teacher, has a surprising revelation for being such an accomplished, supportive teacher. “I never really decided to teach video production,”...

P-CEP Bands go to State Festival for the First Time in Eight Years

Kelly Quinlan, Staff Writer

May 22, 2018 • No Comments

On Friday April 27, the P-CEP Wind Ensemble attended the Michigan School Band and Orchestra Association state festival for the first time since the 2009-2010 school year....

Oh the Places Students Go for Spring Break

May 4, 2018

Chemistry Olympiad Students Make P-CEP History

April 26, 2018

Business Club Wins Six Awards, Has Four Members Nominated for National Conference

April 24, 2018

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Conspiracies

Conspiracy Theory: Denver Airport Hosts Illuminati

Chloe Barbosa, Deputy News Editor

November 22, 2016 • No Comments

If you believe in the Illuminati you probably know about the Denver Airport, but if you don't, here is some weird but interesting information. It is thought that the Denver...

The Man Who Ruined Halloween

Chloe Barbosa, Deputy News Editor

October 18, 2016 • No Comments

Ever wonder where the myth that there’s poison or a razor blade in your Halloween candy came from? It started during the Industrial Revolution. However, there has only been...

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Halloween Excitement Sparks Prehistoric Fight

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Reviews

Glory of Christmas review
Photo by Sebastien Ostertag I have had the pleasure and the privilege of watching “The Glory of Christmas” at NorthRidge Church. It was an...
Book Review: 45 Pounds (More or Less)
‘45 Pounds (More or Less)’ is a realistic and difficult portrayal of a teenager named Ann dealing with body image, humiliation (both real and in h...
“The Female of the Species” Book Review
In Mindy McGinnis’s book, “The Female of the Species," Alex, Peekay and Jack are seniors in high school with different outlooks on life....
“Hacksaw Ridge” Movie Review
Mel Gibson is an incredibly talented filmmaker, possibly one of the best. His films have an uncommon grit and realism lacking in many of today’s mos...
“Doctor Strange” Full Movie Review

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District reviews LGBT policies, books in elementary schools and new propositions for gender neutral facilities

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