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Sneak peak of Harry Styles new album cover!

NEW ALBUM FOR HARRY STYLES

Phoebe Sousa, Reporter April 14, 2022

Attention all Stylers! If you have been keeping up with your Harry Styles feed, which I hope you have been, you might have come across the date May 20th. First off, for all of you Stylers out there need...

The SAT is one of the most dreaded tests for high schoolers. Khan academy is one of the most known, free study tools available to students who are looking to prepare for the SAT!

SAT TIPS

Fiona Luzano, Reporter March 7, 2022

Seminole High School (SHS) is providing free SAT testing for all juniors and some seniors who still need their concordant scores on March 2nd. Here are some tips for the students taking it this Wednesday...

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Isabel Gomez November 17, 2021

There are so many volunteering opportunities that students can find that will help our community. Many students are already required to participate in numerous volunteer opportunities and get them signed....

Students at Seminole High School are wrapping up the mental health nearpods mandated by the state of Florida. It is important to bring awareness to mental health, and there are numerous resources students can go to for help!

Mental Health support

Isabel Gomez, Reporter October 24, 2021

Mental health illnesses are serious problems that are affecting today’s world, specifically today’s youth. Mental health illnesses like depression, anxiety, bi-polar disorder, obsessive-compulsive...

High school can be tough to navigate, especially for underclassmen who are new to the whole concept. Though the high school experience is unique for every individual, here is some advice that seniors would give to help those who are new!

Dear Underclassmen: A Letter From A Senior

Christina Davenport, Reporter April 27, 2021

Dear underclassmen, Some of the most common phrases you will hear a senior say is “I can’t wait to leave,” “I can’t wait to graduate,” or “I can’t wait to get out of this town.” But...

The recent death of Sarah Everard set off a global movement. Women are voicing their experiences regarding sexual harassment and raising awareness through various platforms, including Tiktok.

Op-ed: The 97 Percent

Samhitha Katuru, Reporter April 7, 2021

The past two years have been life-changing in both a positive and negative way. The world has faced a pandemic, racial injustice, LGBTQ+ civil issues, and more. Now, another issue has been added to that...

Summer is right around the corner, which means more free time for students. For those looking for some experience, there are many job opportunities in the summertime. It is best to start researching and filling out required forms now!

Summer Job Searching

Shea Brandau, Design Manager April 1, 2021

As summer approaches and COVID-19 vaccines are being administered, more and more places are opening back up to the public. As a result, more staff may be needed in multiple areas close to Seminole High...

Famous people might not have as glamorous of a life as you would think, a lot more goes on behind closed doors than some may believe. In 2019, many people grew concern for Britney Spears after many questionable events. 
Photo: Yahoo

Op-Ed: Britney Spears’ Conservatorship

Sejal Mohan, Reporter March 12, 2021

Many of us are familiar with pop singer and sensation Britney Spears. We know she has been through a lot, remembering her personal struggles with substance abuse and the #FreeBritney hashtag that went...

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...

Although inauguration day was not too long ago, President Biden and his team have already made several impactful changes. Among the changes, the United States rejoined the World Health Organization.

Biden’s First Days

Mahalla Hynes, Reporter February 12, 2021

After four years of Republican control, the Democrats were able to gain much ground in the 2020 election, winning the majority in both houses of Congress and the presidency. This major change to government...

2020 is officially over and people all around the world celebrated the new year going into 2021. 
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Tips for the New Term

Ava Flaute, Designer January 28, 2021

As 2020 comes to an end, many students are starting to set their 2021 New Year’s Resolutions. Resolutions can be used in many ways to help students with multiple different things such as holding them...

With College Board’s plans to administer advanced placement exams both online and in person, students have displayed a mix of reactions. Though many may feel uneasy, teachers and College Board administrators express that they will do all that they can in order to prepare students before testing season.

Pandemic AP Exams: What We Now Know

Mahalla Hynes, Reporter January 26, 2021

Since the beginning of the pandemic last March, there has been much uncertainty surrounding standardized tests, especially those organized by the college board, like AP tests, SAT tests, and PSAT testing....

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