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Mark Zuckerberg is developing the future of technology.

Facebook changes its name to Meta

Caroline Kross, Sophomore Staff Writer
November 9, 2021
The G20 conference 2021 was held in Rome, where leaders discussed global issues pertaining to people, planet, and prosperity.

People, planet, and prosperity: Explaining the 2021 G20 Summit

Olivia Book , Junior Staff Writer
November 2, 2021
The oil spills impact on the habitats of wildlife and Huntington Beach residents.

Another day, another oil spill

Caroline Kross, Sophomore Staff Writer
October 18, 2021
Four former U.S. gymnasts who testified before the Senate; left to right: Aly Raisman, Simone Biles, McKayla Maroney, and Maggie Nichols.

Former USA National Team Gymnasts Testify Against the FBI Over Botched Larry Nassar Investigation

Eleanor Amoriello, Senior Staff Writer
September 22, 2021
Biden’s plan will end the U.S.’s participation in twenty years of conflict.

President Biden Announces Controversial Decision to Remove Troops from Afghanistan

Avery Rogan, Contributing Sophomore Staff Writer
May 17, 2021
As the list of victims of police brutality grows longer — George Floyd, Sandra Bland, Breonna Taylor, Adam Toledo, Makhia Bryant, Elijah Mcclain, and Daunte Wright — with every passing day, activists are hoping that the guilty verdict in Derek Chauvins case serves as a precursor for other cases of police violence.

Derek Chauvin: The Importance of his Guilty Verdict (PODCAST)

Emara Sáez, Adriana James-Rodil, Raquelle Elson, and Isabel Bequer
April 29, 2021
“Corporate activism is harmful to not only the movement they are attempting to support, but the people behind that issue. The lack of action taken by many companies often reflects into our own lives since we see so many companies making statements that they cannot follow through with real progress,” said Brooke Kubiak (‘21).

Corporate Activism Harms Real Activism and Sets Back Actual Movements (OPINION)

Emara Sáez, Managing Editor
April 21, 2021
According to PrepScholar, Bright Futures has helped 725,000 Florida students go to college, to date.

Contradicting Takes on Education in Florida

Emara Sáez, Managing Editor
March 30, 2021
“In order for our nation to finally overcome this virus, we need to think of others before ourselves and have faith in science,” said Rowan Miller (‘24).

CDC Changes Guidelines For Vaccinated Individuals

Emara Saez, Managing Editor
March 11, 2021
Governor Ron DeSantis will go up for reelection on Nov. 8, 2022.

Politicians Cruz and DeSantis Face Backlash Over Their Actions

Kimberly Egoavil, Sophomore Staff Writer
March 2, 2021
“I was so excited the game was in Tampa. I could hear the jets flying over the stadium from my house. Winning the Stanley cup and the Super Bowl makes Tampa a double threat,” said Audrey Smyth (‘22).

Tampa Bay Hosts Super Bowl LV Amid Historic Buccaneers Win

Emara Sáez, Managing Editor
February 9, 2021
On his first day as president, Joe Biden signed 17 executive orders. Six of those orders related directly to immigration issues, and Biden has promised to keep immigration in the forefront of policy making under his administration.

Biden Administration Changes Future of Immigrants in the U.S.

Emara Sáez, Managing Editor
January 28, 2021
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