How Anxiety Can Improve Productivity
By: Stella McAllister All humans’ experience anxiety, although it is regarded as being bad for health or something that needs to be corrected, anxiety is a feeling designed to protect oneself; it is fight-or-flight response and is frequently the thing…
6 Meaningful Ways To Interact
By: Madyson Jackson It’s said that people get three to five opportunities a day to have “meaningful conversation.” That is, conversation that passes the threshold from basic logistics or small talk into connection, vulnerability, or deep ideas. It seems, though,…
Gen Z Bringing Back Movie Theaters
By: Lucy King Ironically, the same generation that is infamous for scrolling through 15-second clips, is also the generation that is restoring appreciation towards physical media. Following Covid-19 movie theaters were struggling globally, and Generation Z was the one to…
Internship Opportunities for High Schoolers
By: Chase Cowan Many high school students can use internships to get to know different careers and choose one that interests them before selecting a college major. Besides having the chance to study a career in classes, students get the…
Risks and Benefits of Microwave Food
By: Charlie HilleyMicrowavable food, despite its stigma for lacking in nutrition and being heavy in microplastics, maintains a significant role in the diet of both an average American and a typical high school student. As such, it is important to…
Teachers in the Age of AI
By: Maya Kawada Artificial intelligence has become a bigger part of schools in recent years. While students are often the main focus when talking about AI in education, teachers are also finding different ways to use it in their classrooms….
Military Kid Moves Back to The U.S
BY: Gabriel Nochera For most students at Ponte Vedra High School (PVHS), a sudden loud boom or the low rumbleof a passing plane might cause a momentary distraction. For sophomore Ernest Frey, however,those sounds are entirely ordinary. Growing up as…
The Atmospheres That Define Horror
By: Zachary Getchell A rambling and sagging structure perched on a hill, a mesmerizing sequence of vacant hallways set in snaking blue carpets, a mansion distorted by oppressive angles, such are the makings of the horror stories that simultaneously captivate…
Attaining a Private Piloting License
By: Ema Rapaic In April of 2022, Iris Liotta flew a Cirrus SR20 G7—an advanced general aviation aircraft— on her own for the first time. Although the solo itself was quite brief, consisting of one lap in the air before…
The Newly Renovated Ponte Vedra Concert Hall
By: Audrey Rosendahl At 1050 A1A N, Ponte Vedra Beach, Fl is the newly renovated Concert Hall. From 1980 to 2011 the building was a church. Then it was renovated and turned into a concert hall. The venue was closed…