Movie Review on The Iron Claw (2024)
By Max Sheikh The Iron Claw is a brand-new biopic depicting the Von Erich family. Clocking in at 132 minutes, the film wastes no time diving into the captivating, prolonged events told as a narrative by director Sean Durkin, “I…
Why Learn?
By James Grossmann A quintessential criticism of secondary education that has persisted for scores of years is its supposed lack of application to the real world. Many high school students feel that the knowledge they learn in their classes will…
The Process of Committing to a College as an Athlete
By Aspen McAdoo High School athletes seem to become more competitive as the years continue and the recruiting process is becoming more and more complex. Athletes attempt to showcase themselves to college coaches in order to draw attention from…
FAFSA Discrepancies Cause Further Delay to Mid-March
By Jackson Gianchetta As many students at Ponte Vedra High School continue to navigate the college admissions process, issues have sprung up concerning the FAFSA, the form used by the United States Department of Education to determine eligibility for…
Anti-BDS Laws and You
Anti-Boycott, Divestments, and Sanction laws restrict protests By Koa Davidson The Oct. 7 Hamas attacks and subsequent Israeli invasion of the Gaza strip has been unique in just how many Americans felt compelled to voice their opinion on the conflict….
The Sharks Close Out the Regular Season With a Bang
By Johnny Inama The Ponte Vedra High School (PVHS) Sharks boys soccer team spent nearly a month on break and were scheduled to have their first game back against Seabreeze High School on Jan. 9, but due to inclement…
Girls Basketball January Update
By Sam Ritchie The Ponte Vedra High School girls’ basketball team faced their rivals on Jan. 11 against Nease High School and got the victory 48-38. Shark senior, Taylor Perce contributed by scoring 10 points and shooting two for two…
PVHS Theater Students Preparing for Districts
By Philip Berkwit On Dec. 2, Ponte Vedra High School (PVHS) drama students competed in the District 2 Theater Festival at Douglas Anderson High School. Theater districts are an annual event for the members of theater and drama. “So, we…
Reviewing Christmas Movie Classics
By Max Sheikh It’s a Wonderful Life (1946) It’s a Wonderful Life is one of the first classic Christmas movies to still be talked about to this day. Director Frank Capra’s inspiration originates from the short story and booklet The…
SADD Club at PVHS Runs a Fundraiser for St. Jude Children’s Hospital
Ponte Vedra High School students believe that while it is always nice to be able to help a good cause, its better to do in a fun fashion. Jack Brady, a junior at PVHS, the leader of the club…