Pineapple not too awkward for pizza
By Maria Suarez, Asst. Section Editor The biggest argument used to be whether pizza was created by Italians, but it actually originated in the ancient times in the Middle [...]
Opinion
Don’t let Douglas become another statistic
By Jordan Brown, Section Editor It’s been over a month since the Valentine’s Day massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and media coverage of potential [...]
March issue is coming!
Printed copies will be distributed early next week. But you can read now about how the school and the students responded to the Stoneman Douglas shooting. [...]
If you want change, go vote
By Samuel Rosser, Staff Writer Republicans in the state Capitol shot down a measure to ban assault rifles last week, and, on Feb. 26 Republicans in the U. S. Senate killed a [...]
Fresh start: Ninth-graders describe transition, pan mentoring
By Emily Powell, Web and Business Editor A quick survey shows that the class of 2021 have different views on their transition from middle school to high school, most [...]
School vouchers for bullied students to compound bullying problem, not solve it
By Alexandra Griffin, Editor-in-Chief A proposal reached the Florida Senate on Jan. 23 which would use taxpayer money to provide bullied students with school vouchers so they [...]
Parents pressure for peak performance
By Emily Powell, Web and Business Editor A survey of 80 students showed that most parents get mad when their children get poor grades on assignments, even though a majority [...]
Mass shootings, gun control: Change won’t come unless we embrace it
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA — A man opened fire on a country music festival from his room in the Mandalay Bay hotel on the Las Vegas Strip. This was the deadliest mass shooting in [...]
Pro-con: President Trump’s accomplishments
Commander in change makes us great again By Madison Steinkamp, Asst. Section Editor The United States of America is a business, as corporate and cold as that may seem to [...]
Rocketman vs. Cheeto threatens WW3
By Julia Latchana, Assistant Editor Maybe we should limit the child’s play going on the world stage. Or should I say playground? Ever since Donald Trump began his [...]
