THE SEMINOLE TIMES

THE SEMINOLE TIMES

THE SEMINOLE TIMES

EDITORIAL: NEGATIVE NEWS DOMINATES MEDIA

EDITORIAL: NEGATIVE NEWS DOMINATES MEDIA

Michelle An, Copy Editor October 16, 2013

Looking at articles that make the front page in various newspapers, there’s an increasingly noticeable trend regarding what kind of news is dominating the interests of people nowadays.  Negative news...

EDITORIAL: WHEN FOOD FIGHTS BACK: UNAPPETIZING THINGS INFILTRATE OUR FOOD

EDITORIAL: WHEN FOOD FIGHTS BACK: UNAPPETIZING THINGS INFILTRATE OUR FOOD

Katelyn Liston, Reporter October 9, 2013

Today’s Americans are eating “pretty much whatever they want”, but few actually know what goes into “whatever they want.” Many companies have masked stomach churning ingredients with terse names...

EDITORIAL: NCAA PLAYERS SHOULD BE COMPENSATED

EDITORIAL: NCAA PLAYERS SHOULD BE COMPENSATED

Robert Blaine, Reporter October 7, 2013

During the 2011-2012 school year, the National College Athletic Association generated $872 million in revenue.  The majority of the money comes from contracts with broadcasting stations or other marketing...

POINT: RIDICULOUS FANGIRLING FRENZY HITS MASSES

POINT: RIDICULOUS FANGIRLING FRENZY HITS MASSES

Aaisha Sanaullah, Activities Manager October 4, 2013

From the Jonas Brothers to Justin Bieber and One Direction, the last couple of years have been monumental in developing a practice known as fangirling, an euphemism for the crazy obsession over an individual...

COUNTERPOINT: LEVELS OF FANGIRLING: WHAT’S TOO MUCH?

COUNTERPOINT: LEVELS OF FANGIRLING: WHAT’S TOO MUCH?

Natalie Lambert, Copy Editor October 4, 2013

In the world of arts and entertainment, one question has been arising lately: regarding artists, when is fan behavior too extreme? Actors and musicians are deeply admired by many people and fans but when...

EDITORIAL: ZOMBIES GO FROM TV TO REAL LIFE?

EDITORIAL: ZOMBIES GO FROM TV TO REAL LIFE?

Isabella Rivera, Reporter October 3, 2013

A “zombie outbreak” can happen any day, but it is highly unlikely that it would happen exactly how movies and TV shows depict it. It would be more realistic to picture an outbreak that has symptoms...

EDITORIAL: FLORIDA HOCKEY NOT SPORT

EDITORIAL: FLORIDA HOCKEY NOT SPORT

Evan Rapp, Content Manager September 26, 2013

While hockey is generally considered to be a sport, in Florida, it goes unnoticed. Ice Hockey has easily escaped the public interest in Florida. I’d wager most Floridians would fail to name a single...

EDITORIAL: FLORIDA GIVES HOCKEY FAR FROM COLD SHOULDER

EDITORIAL: FLORIDA GIVES HOCKEY FAR FROM COLD SHOULDER

Max Schuman, Sports Manager September 26, 2013

When it comes to the sport of ice hockey, Florida isn’t Canada. The game isn’t a conversation starter at every bar in the state, and it certainly isn’t woven into the fabric of Florida’s culture...

EDITORIAL: CHILDRENS SHOWS OBSCURE REALITY

EDITORIAL: CHILDREN’S SHOWS OBSCURE REALITY

Evan Rapp, Content Manager September 23, 2013

In the new digital age, where parenting a child consists of plopping them in front of the TV for the day so that they can do as they please, television programs for kids have become numerous. These shows...

WHERE DO LINES BLUR?

WHERE DO LINES BLUR?

Jose Colon, Reporter September 18, 2013

Recently on the Internet there has been a lot of controversy surrounding what is suitable to be posted. The focus is on the way explicit music videos are being uploaded to popular video sharing websites...

IN DENIAL: KICKING CREDIT DENIAL POLICY ASIDE

IN DENIAL: KICKING CREDIT DENIAL POLICY ASIDE

Aaisha Sanaullah, Activities Manager September 3, 2013

Disclaimer: Editorials are the opinions of the writers and not necessarily the opinion of the staff or the administration of the school. After the initial excitement for the start of a new school year,...

EDITORIAL: NBA OFFSEASON:  WINNERS AND LOSERS

EDITORIAL: NBA OFFSEASON: WINNERS AND LOSERS

Robert Blaine, Reporter August 24, 2013

This article is a summary of the NBA offseason including the draft, free agency, and trades.  Five teams have been categorized as winners and five as losers.  The "winners" took advantage of their resources...

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