‘Little’ takes on #BlackGirlMagic
By Kayla Gayle, Asst. Section Editor 3.5 Stars With $15.6 million dollars at the box office on opening weekend, “Little” fills the theater with laughs while teaching a [...]
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Cafeteria offers breakfast for students without first period
By Charlotte Hood, Section Editor As of April 8, juniors and seniors that don’t have a first period because of enrollment in a dual class or senior privilege will be able [...]
Preparing for states
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In-state housing contracts due too soon
By Jessica Buchanan, Editor-in-Chief Many in-state public schools including UF and UCF require a housing contract and deposit weeks before students know if they are able to [...]
Runcie Has Done Nothing; Why Does He Still Have A Job?
By Kimberly Scanlan, Staff Writer Robert Runcie has done absolutely nothing for the students, staff and school of Broward County. School ratings have gone down, there has [...]
Black movies made by black people should be recognized
By Jordan Brown, Section Editor As Black History Month comes to an end, it’s only appropriate to address the exhausting journey that black people as a race are still on and [...]
February issue online now
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Saved by the Bell: Counselor makes big call in big game
By Emily Powell, Web and Business Editor Counselor Grantis Bell, who serves as a Southeastern Conference football official on weekends, was called on for one of the most [...]
Satire: Inside “She Kills Monsters”, PBHS’ most controversial show
By: Madison Tappa, Asst. Web and Business Editor and Kimberly Scanlan, Staff Intern It’s almost time for the annual PBHS cappie’s show and tension is rising. With the [...]
Freshmen struggle in AP Human Geo
By Sophia Rapp, Staff Intern Freshman students who got all A’s in middle school are currently struggling to pass AP Human Geography. Most students and staff agree that this [...]
