Perspective on high school: Freshman vs. Senior

November 27, 2018

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A "fresh" perspective By Lauryn Watts                 School has been in for a while now and everyone should be pretty settled in. Freshman aren’t quite as lost as they were the first couple of weeks and they are now able...

Florida Football: A Downfall

Ethan Tuttle, Sports Writer

November 8, 2018

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            As college football reaches yet another mid season, one of the worst years in the sport's history is being witnessed in Florida, a state historic for its college football success. Fans all over the school are frustrated with how the teams...

He said, She said: Virtual learning

Gabriel May and Sierra McKinney, Writer and web editor

October 22, 2018

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  Online Schooling is not the future By Gabriel May In my opinion, traditional school is a better way to learn and receive an education.  Even though virtual schooling has become a more frequent option in schools, it’s not the best way to get an education.  Traditional school...

Save Us, Eradicate Everything Else

Margaret Hynes, Staff Writer

May 18, 2017

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SATIRE        “Yes, we’re currently working on saving the endangered vaquita porpoise, a native species to Mexico’s Gulf of California. In order to save this beautiful creature, I’ll be placing 11 tons of carbon fuel into the Gulf of California,” says renowned...

On the job with mom

Johnette Williams, Staff Writer

May 2, 2017

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                The fourth Thursday in April each year is "Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day", also known as "Take Your Child to Work Day". On this day, many parents take their kids to their jobs so the children can experience...

Bring my what, to who now?

Allison Richards, Staff Writer

April 26, 2017

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SATIRE It's countdown to "bring your kid to work day"! Or its official name Take Your Daughter and Son to Work Day (which no one has actually used… ever).  This day was started so the youth could see what kinds of jobs there are out in the world and what parents really do at work.  It i...

How to dress to impress

Lauren Callahan, Staff Writer

April 26, 2017

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SATIRE Summer is just around the corner and students are applying for summer jobs. Regardless on where you plan on working, you need to dress right to make it big. Here are some tips to help you dress to impress. Ignore hygiene By looking dirty and a little rough around the edges, employers ...

World’s Oldest Woman & the Future of Cardio

Margaret Hynes, Staff Writer

April 24, 2017

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SATIRE                 “How have I become the world’s oldest woman? Well, the answer to going over 100 is pretty simple. Just drink a lot of protein powder (don’t put anything it; just drink it straight), and do a whole...

New genetic engineering turns people into Kangacats

Allison Richards, Staff Writer

April 13, 2017

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Satire Happy National Companion Animal Day!! Have you ever looked at your animal companion (probably a cat) and thought “I would love to be you”? Well, now you can! With the Mewgaroo Hoodie from Unihabitat in Japan, you can now literally morph into a half breed of a cat and kangaroo. Why...

Cast and crew overcome difficulties

Briana Queen and Johnette Williams

April 11, 2017

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REVIEW By Johnette Williams On April 6th, 7th, and 8th, the theater department put on a production of the musical adaptation of “Little Women”. The theatre had an in-school matinee on Friday where students were able to skip their 2nd-4th periods and go to the play. “Little Women” was a m...