THE SEMINOLE TIMES

THE SEMINOLE TIMES

THE SEMINOLE TIMES

As climates fluctuate, many believe that the immense cold fronts and Arctic outbreak are due to global warming.

MYTH OR FACT: GLOBAL WARMING RESPONSIBLE FOR ARCTIC OUTBREAK

Samhitha Katuru, Reporter March 22, 2021

Across America, a new problem has taken the country by storm-quite literally. For the past two weeks, an arctic outbreak, with temperatures rivaling those of the winter season, has seemingly swept through...

Xenophobia and hate crimes against the Asian community have significantly increased since Covid-19. It is important to address these recent incidents and educate those who remain in the dark.

COVID-19: Racism Towards Asian Americans

Christina Davenport, Reporter March 1, 2021

Since the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, significant racial and ethnic inequities have persisted across the continuum of COVID-19 morbidity, hospitalization, and mortality. From this we see a surge...

A lot of controversy has risen over stocks during these past couple months.

GameStop Stock Crash: What You Need To Know

February 28, 2021

Many of today's adults spent their younger years in GameStop stores. They lined up for console launches. They bought and sold games there too. Now some of those gamers are rich after buying GameStop's...

The before and after pictures of the Amazon Rainforest make it evident that humans must quickly decide on a course of action in order to protect the environment from further damage. The world is running out of time and we must hurry before the damages become irreversible.

Amazon Rainforest: What is Left?

Sejal Mohan, Reporter January 22, 2021

The Amazon rainforest is home to an abundance of essential species, and the worsening state of the forest may drive the endangered species to extinction. Last year, the rainforest had a rising number of...

Seminole High School is offering Drivers Education to students. You can sign up from the school website or the front desk at either campuses.

Drivers Education During Pandemic

Christina Davenport, Reporter January 20, 2021

When it comes down to what it takes to be considered a “safe driver”, there are a few ways to tell the driver’s technical ability, the amount of time they’ve spent behind the wheel, and lastly,...

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How to Stay Safe During Cold and Flu Season

Mahalla Hynes, Reporter January 7, 2021

This year’s cold and flu season is approaching, and we face an entirely new set of complications. There are many ways to protect yourself from these viruses that you are probably already doing. What...

The United Kingdom government has approved a vaccine for their citizens following the Covid-19 pandemic. Many countries are following suit and there is talk of America joining that list.

A Beginners Guide to the COVID-19 Vaccine

Manya Garg, Reporter December 17, 2020

During these glum times of the COVID- 19 pandemic, a vaccine to counter the dreadful virus is most sought after globally. Most countries had commenced vaccine manufacturing as early as March. Currently,...

The Trump administration has filed a multitude of lawsuits, all of which have been unsuccessful. Despite President Trump’s denial of the results from the election, the majority of the people in the country have accepted the results and expect a peaceful transition into the next year.

From Trump To Biden: A Contentious Transition

Mahalla Hynes, Reporter December 14, 2020

The 2020 election was called weeks ago, yet the president and many Republicans have not acknowledged President-elect Joe Biden’s win. President Donald Trump continues to fight a dying battle in the swing...

At Seminole High School the staff has been working tirelessly to make sure the students are in a safe covid-free environment. One precaution taken is using plexiglass to separate students.

COVID-19 at Seminole: An Update

Mahalla Hynes, Reporter December 4, 2020

As we move into cold and flu season, there are a lot of questions and uncertainties. More people are going to get sick with similar symptoms as COVID-19, and the school is trying its best to keep everyone...

Apple has just released a new iPhone, it has many new features and even a different shape and style than past iPhones.

Apple’s 2020 Feature: The iPhone 12

Christina Davenport, Reporter December 2, 2020

The iPhone has been a popularized item since 2007. Since then, a new version of the technology has been made every few years. When the version is finally released and sold, the people tend to go wild for...

Vice President-elect Kamala Harris receives an overwhelming amount of positive reactions from celebrities and millions of Americans across the country. She sets an example for minorities and breaks several barriers for women in politics.

Kamala Harris Receives Admiration for Her Historical Feat

Manya Garg, Reporter November 30, 2020

On Nov. 7, a few days after the 2020 election, Kamala Harris became America's first female, first Black, and first South Asian vice president. She is a California senator who aims to represent all “historically...

The common application portal is a common stressor for seniors as college application season begins.

Corona and College: How Seniors Are Preparing

Christina Davenport, Reporter November 19, 2020

Seniors of the class of 2021 have almost reached the halfway mark through their school year as semester two approaches. With that, a lot of seniors have suffered the loss of school dances, homecoming week,...

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