Words reflect poorly on speakers
In today’s society, words are thrown around like they have no real meaning. People tend to speak before they think which leads to things being misconstrued.
B. Sassy: Wrong is the new right
An anonymous person once said, “political correctness is simply a speed bump in the traffic of truth, free thought and speech.” To be even less politically correct, it is ruining…
Op Ed: Amendment causes problems for all
With teachers having to teach more periods, shorter class periods and students being turned away from classes they need, Senate Bill 30A brings a whole lot of bad, and not…
Letter from the Editor: Campus settles, problems remain
Although the campus has calmed, problems still loom. In this issue, we address some of the most pressing issues on campus that have not faded with the frenzy of the…
Op Ed: Smaller classes, better outcome
As students approached the first day of school, they may have noticed the troubles caused by schedules and students switching in and out of classes. To this day, these activities…
Senator candidates express views
By MARK VAGELAKOS Rep. Kendrick Meek (D) Economy Supports tax credits for struggling businesses and first time home buyers Wants to invest in infrastructure and construction Civil Rights Pro-choice Supports…
Candidates express their views
By MARK VAGELAKOS Inundating Floridians with political ads and sound bites about the upcoming Gubernatorial elections, candidates express their views on important topics. Candidates’ perspectives encompass a wide spectrum, ranging…
Letters of Love
At the first official meeting of Love Letters 18 students gathered together to make cards for terminally ill children. The cards were made to brighten the childrens’ day and to…
Mums, rummage sale benefit publications
Tuesday evening at open house, Publications will sell Chrysanthemums to raise money for their equipment/ scholarships account.