Marvel fans know the excitement when they see a new Marvel series is coming to Disney+. “Moon Knight,” “Wanda Vision” and “Hawkeye” are prime examples of action-packed Marvel series that fans fell in love with. However, with a first episode that premiered on Aug. 18, “She-Hulk: Attorney at Law” was a total let-down before it even hit Disney+. The series follows Bruce Banner or Hulk’s (Mark Ruffalo) cousin, Jennifer Walters, or She-Hulk, (Tatiana Maslany) as she figures out what it is like to be a Hulk. Before it premiered, fans, mainly men, were leaving horrible reviews on IMDb’s website witho ..read more

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On Wednesday, Aug. 24, the varsity volleyball team gained their first win of the season at home against Lake Mary. The team went 3-0, (22-25, 20-25, 23-25). The team had a slow start to the game, they weren’t receiving the ball as well and their communication was off, but as the first set went on, the team settled in and found their groove.  This year the team is full of new girls and hungry athletes. They have been working tirelessly coming up with new rotations and plays for this season.  “One of our biggest morals was that we all need to be working together,” Hitt said. “We have b ..read more

“We have a first-time voter!” Met with claps and cheers, senior Cat Bunn stepped into the Riverside Park Center with one goal in mind: filling out her first ballot, an important step into her adult life. “This primary election was the first election I was able to vote in,” Bunn said. “In local elections like this, every vote really does count, it can come down to candidates winning by only a few hundred votes.”  On Tuesday, Aug. 23, primary elections closed across the state of Florida, where eligible students were able to vote for the school board, senate, congressional seats, judges, cou ..read more

“We have a first-time voter!” Met with claps and cheers, senior Cat Bunn stepped into the Riverside Park Center with one goal in mind: filling out her first ballot, an important step into her adult life. “This primary election was the first election I was able to vote in,” Bunn said. “In local elections like this, every vote really does count, it can come down to candidates winning by only a few hundred votes.”  On Tuesday, Aug. 23, primary elections closed across the state of Florida, where eligible students were able to vote for the school board, senate, congressional seats, judges, cou ..read more

Senior Hailey West stepped into her Chinese class on exam day. Instead of being greeted by separate desks with laptops for testing, she is greeted by their latest project: a tea ceremony to test their Chinese and expand the cultural understanding of the latest Chinese custom the class has been taught.  The Chinese curriculum has only been in place for three years, starting in 2019. Then, teacher Zhenzhen Zhang only had one Chinese class, but now, she is teaching five levels of the program, including AP.  Chinese I and II are an introduction to the language with minimal homework and t ..read more

Culinary club held its first meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 25. Over 50 students showed up to the club’s meeting, taking up both culinary classrooms. A mix of students who are enrolled in the class and who have never taken culinary showed up to the meeting. Annabella Musumeci, vice president Alexa Sommerfield and treasurer Jenna Hoffman spoke to the new club members about upcoming events, including next meeting dates.  Students split into groups to bake chocolate chip cookies. Each group kept four cookies to cater for Open House that happened the same night.   Each meeting will alte ..read more

James Bartlett ends the day by looking through emails and preparing for the day ahead. (photo by James Lopez) As a kid, James Bartlett loved socializing and connecting with other people, but no one was there to help him process his emotions. This would continue through his adolescence, and he realized how important it was to have a listening ear. When he reached college, he decided to become that person. Today, Bartlett works as a full-time counselor, looking to make it easier for students to talk about mental health. Two years of COVID has led to an increase in mental health issues, which has ..read more

If senior Adriana LaBarbera could sum up her life in one word, she would choose suerte, Spanish for fortune, destiny, fate. Suerte because she had the fortune to be adopted and move from the slums of Guatemala to the U.S. Suerte because she believes she is destined for something more. Suerte because when her mother visited Guatemala 16 years ago and looked into the eyes of two-year-old Adriana, she knew it was fate to adopt this child.  Now turning 18 this upcoming September, LaBarbera seeks to learn more about the country she left behind. She spent the first two years of her life in Guat ..read more

Get ready for the air raid.  Before last season, the football team did not throw the ball for yards often, and when a throw did happen it was considered lucky. But last fall, quarterback Anthony Benzija had a record-setting season, passing 1,898 yards and 16 touchdowns with only six interceptions, setting a new record for yards thrown. The team plans to get even more yards this year and more wins along the way.  “We want the ball in the air and we will have the ball in the air,” Benzija said. “That is our main goal this season.” On Aug. 19 the team was scheduled to have a preseason g ..read more