By Alexis George As the feet of what you once were a year ago touch the middle school grounds you feel your heart thud in your chest. This shouldn’t be very nerve racking but the truth of the matter is, there are around 100 or so 5th graders staring right at you and you have […]
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Money Can Buy Happiness and Unhappiness
by Lily Toto This is a list of 10 great places to shop for clothes or accessories! Enjoy! 1. Abercrombie/ Abercrombie & Fitch PROS: They have both girls and boys clothes. They sell shirts, pants, shorts, flip-flops, bathing suits, and PJ’s. Clothes look really nice and fit well. The store plays loud music and has […]
The Amish Make Great Ice Cream
By Maddie Moran If you like good homemade ice cream that comes with a good price and an amazing waffle cone you should go to Big Olaf’s Amish creamery. This is located on 1267 Beneva Rd., Sarasota Florida. You’re probably thinking, why are you doing a ice cream shop review of a place so far […]
Salty Or Sweet?
Looking for something salty or do you have a sweet tooth? By Alexis George Salty or Sweet? That’s the question plenty of people ask themselves when they want a snack. But will the world ever know which people prefer? Well the thing is it depends on the snack. If I offered you a bag […]
Autotuned
Is Voice Modification in CD’s Dishonest? By Sarah Raines You’re listening to your favorite singer in the car and you ask yourself, “How does she hit that high note?” or, “Why aren’t I as great of a singer as him?” What you don’t know is that the singer may actually be tone deaf. Recently, they […]
You Don’t Need to Be 21 to Shop Forever
By Maddie Moran If you like cute clothes, tons of merchandise, and all for a good price you should go to Forever 21 in the Natick Collection ( even though they are in almost every mall)! The last time I went to Forever 21, I went in search for a good deal. I don’t buy […]
The Road to Houston
By Peter Tsipis The first two rounds of March Madness is over and only 16 teams remain. The most surprising thing that has happened this year is the number of upsets there have been. One of the big upsets was George Mason beating Villanova. George Mason came out of nowhere this year and got a […]
The Earthquake in Japan
By Sarah Raines On Friday March 11, Japan was struck by an 8.9 (now upgraded to 9.0) earthquake, creating a large tsunami with waves around 23 feet high. While we were in bed, the earthquake shook the whole country. Buildings swayed, glass shattered, and cars were swept away in the tsunami that followed the quake. […]
HATE
By Alexis George You whisper in your friend’s ear, “Don’t you just hate her sweater.” But whether you realize it or not hate is a strong word and can really hurt someone. The biggest thing with hate is saying you hate someone you barely even know. When I walk down the halls and hear someone […]
An Interview with Mr. Griggs
By Lauren McNamara Q: Mr. Griggs, I have heard that your the head custodian. Do you really like your job? A: Yes, I do like it. Q: How hard do you think your job is from a scale from 1-10, 10 being the hardest? A: It would probably be a nine. Q: What is your […]