Best Ways to Study (from a High School Senior)
With finals season here, many college and high school students are studying for class finals and end-of-year exams. One of the most significant problems among the younger generation is learning and staying on task for an extended time. There are multiple ways to get work done, whether it’s a unique technique or something you found on the internet, it’s best to go with what works … Continue reading Best Ways to Study (from a High School Senior)
2025 Miami Grand Prix
This past week, 20 drivers from 10 teams competed in the Formula 1 (F1) Miami Grand Prix. With rainy weather all weekend, some unfortunate events occurred, and some history was made. In the first sprint qualifying race, the newest Mercedes driver, Kimi Antonelli, became the youngest pole sitter in F1. A pole sitter is the person who finishes the fastest lap in the qualifying race, … Continue reading 2025 Miami Grand Prix
Waltz Removed As Natl Security Advisor After Signal Controversy, Now UN Nominee
Michael Waltz has been removed from his position as President Donald Trump’s national security advisor, marking a significant shakeup in the administration’s foreign policy team. Appointed in January 2025, Waltz’s tenure lasted just over three months, making him one of the shortest-serving national security advisors in American history. Waltz pictured with his wife, Julia Nesheiwat, at the White House Easter Egg roll event on April … Continue reading Waltz Removed As Natl Security Advisor After Signal Controversy, Now UN Nominee
Jobs: Out with the human in with the Robots?
In modern times, with jobs, people usually have to work, but a rise has begun to occur with the lean towards artificial intelligence over people. They have been telling people they will not have to work and will get more jobs done efficiently. While this may be the case, it also creates a divide between people on whether or not this is a good sign … Continue reading Jobs: Out with the human in with the Robots?
Creativity: Gone for work?
In various schools and other educational institutions, educators need to incorporate creativity into their teaching methods, as it plays a crucial role in keeping the brain engaged and focused. This has been demonstrated through various documents, showing that this is very important, especially for children whose minds are constantly expanding and will need it to develop more complex emotions. However, schools have now been leaning … Continue reading Creativity: Gone for work?
Coral Bleaching has been at its most because of us
Reports indicate that the coral bleaching event is the worst ever recorded, affecting 84% of the world’s coral reefs. If you don’t already know what coral bleaching is. It’s when corals lose their vibrant color due to the exposure of their zooxanthellae algae that lives within their tissues causing them to turn white. This is usually caused by stress, which is often formed by rising … Continue reading Coral Bleaching has been at its most because of us
Hope Florida Investigation, Led By State House, Ended After Witnesses Refuse To Testify
The House-led investigation into the scandal involving funds from Hope Florida, a charity run by the wife of Governor Ron DeSantis, being given to political groups to oppose a marijuana legalization amendment, which was voted on last November, has ended. Hope Florida, a charity which is designed to “wean people off Medicaid,” according to Casey DeSantis, was accused of misusing over $10 million in state … Continue reading Hope Florida Investigation, Led By State House, Ended After Witnesses Refuse To Testify
Band spring trip
The optional band spring trip is scheduled from April 17 to April 19 to Central Florida. The Key West High School band was expected to visit one amusement park, one water park, and go on a college tour, along with experiencing a lifetime opportunity at restaurants and taking tours around cities. On Thursday, everyone met in the band room at 7:30 and left around 7:50 … Continue reading Band spring trip
Mass Shooting At FSU Kills 2, Injures 6
On Thursday, April 17, 2025, Florida State University (FSU) was the site of a mass shooting that left two individuals dead and six others injured. The incident unfolded around 11:56 a.m. near the Student Union Building and lasting for several minutes before the shooter was confronted by police officers and wounded. The alleged shooter was identified as 20-year-old FSU junior Phoenix Ikner, who the stepson … Continue reading Mass Shooting At FSU Kills 2, Injures 6
Shopping Present : too much for too little?
In the modern times when food and groceries have been more accessible which seems very good and the best part however this is a bad reason. The reason it is bad is due to the monetary value of the groceries has skyrocketed which makes it bad because many can’t get enough money. This leads to the groceries staying on the shelves and eventually rotting to … Continue reading Shopping Present : too much for too little?
The Snapper 