Make Your Bed
By Rocco Garcia “If you want to change the world, start off by making your bed,” Admiral William H. McRaven once said. Admiral McRaven argued in the book “Make Your Bed” the importance of making the bed every morning….
Name, Image and Likeness Deals Transform College Football
By Aspen McAdoo College football (CFB) is not the same as it used to a few years ago. With the introduction of name, image, and likeness (NIL) deals and the uptick of players entering the transfer portal, the sport has…
Sequels Take Over Modern Day Hollywood
By Jackson Gianchetta Sequels have historically been well received, allowing fans to experience their favorite characters in brand-new ways while also generating extra profit for the creators of the piece. The best sequels expand on the world, characters, and…
AP Exams: The Money Game
By James Grossmann and Ben Black The College Board’s Advanced Placement (AP) program serves as a program of interest to high school students looking for an opportunity to get ahead in their education and build strong college applications. The College…
CSA’s and What They Mean
By Olivia Richie Common Summative Assessments (CSA) started on the state level, these essentially are smaller tests used to test students on topics throughout the year. Instead of one huge test like midterms they are smaller tests given each quarter….
Viet Thanh Nguyen Author Review
By Leila Wickliffe The Sympathizer was the 2015 debut novel from Viet Thanh Nguyen and later won the 2016 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction as well as other accolades. The premise is that a South Vietnamese army captain is leaving on…
Students Share Suggested Changes for PVHS
By Rachel Bacchus With the school year soon ending, it is important to think over what would improve the next year. Learning what students want within the school can help improve morale and make the next school year even…
Teachers’ and Students’ Reactions to New Interactive TVs
By Jasmine Pacheco The education system has changed over time and with changes come contradicting viewpoints on what is seen as progression and what may be seen as pointless additions to the world of schooling. Over the past centuries, chalkboards…
Students Share Experiences Working at Publix Part-time
By Rachel Bacchus High school is the time when most teenagers start to try entering the adult world by learning to drive, preparing for college, and a multitude of other things. However, none are quite as essential to growing…
Rachel Bacchus Appraises the Expansion of the Marvel Cinematic Universe
By Rachel Bacchus With the latest move from Marvel Studios, Eternals, being released in less than a week, and the highly anticipated Spider-Man: No Way Home being set to release this coming December, it may be time to look…