Greater Jax Kingfish Tournament
By: Chase Cowan Every July, the waters off Northeast Florida come alive with the whine of boat engines and the anticipation of anglers chasing one of the fastest fish in the Atlantic. The Greater Jacksonville Kingfish Tournament, also known as…
New Brainrot Obsession Alters Facial Features; Looks Maxxing
By:Philip Berkwit and Herman Syse Ulfness Throughout the ages men have proven their ambition. In the sixties men dreamed of going to the moon. In the nineties men dreamed of what the internet would form into. Now, men dream of…
Mascots at Different Colleges
By: Amelia Rogers-Neubarth and Soleil Shah Most universities and colleges have their own distinguishing factors such as famed programs, recognizable colors or buildings, and of course, mascots. A college mascot is a costumed character, usually an animal or symbolic figure,…
The Expectations vs Realities in College
By: Cami Felsing and Lily Keeley As the school year comes to an end, seniors in high school eagerly anticipate the transition to college. Most students imagine it as a time filled with newfound freedom, exciting opportunities, and personal growth….
Invasive Species in Ponte Vedra
By: Chase Cowan In Florida, specifically Ponte Vedra Beach, there is a large threat to wildlife due to invasive species. Native species such as freshwater Bass in Florida are in danger due to invasive Tilapia which encroach on the native…
St. Johns Technical High School Program to Transition to New Academy Model
By: Kayla Edwards St. Johns Technical High School Program to Transition to New Academy Model Students currently attending St. Johns Technical High School will soon experience a major transition as the program moves to a new academy model at St….
Tis the Season- Ramadan and Lent
By: Philip Berkwit Lent started early this year, with Ash Wednesday landing on February 18. The Christian tradition is a buildup to Easter. The practice spans for 40 days in which Christians fast, pray and give. Lent is meant to…
Why Spring Break Does Not Feel Like A Break
By: Ila Crowe With the third quarter coming to an end, spring break is right around the corner. Most students at Ponte Vedra High School (PVHS) travel and enjoy the break. For many, spring break is supposed to mean sunshine,…
Kate Perce’s Surfing Journey
By: Audrey Rosendahl Kate Perce, an amazing surfer is a senior at Ponte Vedra High School (PVHS). Perce started to surf at a young age but became more serious freshman year when she started to practice every day. Perce started…
Ponte Vedra Girls Robotics Debut
By: Lily Keeley and Cami Felsing The Circuit Girls Robotics Team is made up of five brilliant high school girls who are trying to inspire others and, most importantly, have fun. The members include seniors Anna Hoen, Aimee Chen, and…