Orlando chooses love amist deadly shooting.
On the early morning of June 12, a lone gunman (whose name we are not printing) opened fire in the Pulse night club on Orange Avenue. His actions took the…
Valencia student earns title
Through high expectations of herself and a strong sense of self determination, senior Jocelyn Hernandez earned the number one rank of the Class of 2016. “It was exciting; everything I…
Fourteen seniors earn top title
On May 31, 14 students will address the audience at the graduation in University of Central Florida’s CFE Arena concerning their journey to the top of their class. While the…
Busch Gardens introduces Cobra’s Curse
Starting the ride with a 70-foot vertical lift straight up, similar to an elevator, thrill-seekers can experience Cobra’s Curse, Busch Gardens‘ newest attraction, opening this summer. Unlike any other thrill…
Flag football crushes University
On Wednesday, March 30, the flag football team annihilated the University Cougars. The first quarter started rough, as senior quarterback Emily Colvin had four failed touchdown attempt. Fortunately for the…
Flag football slays Olympia Titans
On Monday, March 14, the flag football team (3-0) slayed the Olympia Titans. The first quarter began with a successful start as seniors Monica Almirall and Emily Colvin both made…
Legend editor receives FSPA Student Journalist of the Year award
After hearing a loud shriek from his yearbook adviser, a startled Matthew Casler, senior, learned he was Florida’s Student Journalist of the Year. Florida Scholastic Press Association will recognize Casler,…
Meet 5 new faculty members
To fill the void of teachers retiring, moving to another state, or getting promotions, there have been some changes on campus. Meet five new* members to the faculty. Angela Atehortua,…
New pinata event follows Braves Brawl
In the annual Braves Brawl event, the Bravettes, cheerleaders, class councils and the Student Government Association competed against each other for the bragging rights title. All of the teams incorporated…
iPhone glitch bugs students
All over campus, students and teachers with iPhones are receiving a specific text message with a strange set of Arabic characters and poor intentions. This text message, or virus, can…