Broken boundaries complicate relationships
“I just want to grab you up. Hike up your dress. Well you know the rest.” This is one of the texts sent by Joel Moody, former band director at…
Our View: Arizona law is hasty, harsh
Arizona lawmakers recently passed a controversial law regarding illegal immigration. As a state with more than 350,000 undocumented immigrants, Florida must pay special attention to this development since it will…
Letter from the Editor: Circle of life on campus continues
College decisions are made, AP exams are over and seniors are celebrating their final days as high schoolers. The school year is beginning to draw to a close, which is…
Student hygiene goes down the toilet
By LINDSEY DYE An overcrowded school hallway can often look like a bar scene with all of the overly intimate couples, so the last thing anyone wants to be is…
Actors portray childhood memories
By TYLER PATRICK Starting on March 18, the drama department will fill the auditorium with laughter and song as they open their production of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.
U.S. needs to help itself first
By JESSICA MCCOY The United States has always prided itself on the work it has done in aiding others, but there comes a time when enough is enough. As a…
Letter from the Editor: Students volunteer time and effort outside of class
By EMILY O'LOANE For the majority of high school students, there just never seems to be enough time in one day. Students spend seven hours a day, five days a…
Our View: Lack of ethics brings shady future
Adults have often viewed teenagers as rebellious and morally questionable. So, it is no surprise that a study by the Josephson Institute shows a new generation of teens as ethically…
Credit card ban prevents pressured futures
By DAVID MATTESON Debt. The word itself is scary, but the concept behind it is even more frightening.
Needy people are more important than economic security
By JONATHAN WARREN In the past few years, the United States foreign aid policy has come under fire. Seen as a financial drain during America’s own recession, people believe that…