Class of 2025’s Freshman Fears
By Amelia McDonough After riding the high of 8th grade, dropping down a peg to becoming high school freshman may bring on some fears at the beginning of the school year. One of the most common fears amongst…
Cursive: The Revival of a Lost Form of Writing
Cursive is a style of writing that can be used to write down information faster, while also being in an elegant format. Even though cursive has been around, there has been a decline of its presence in schools. However, in the state…
Epic-Cure: The Local Nonprofit That Has Fed Thousands
By Banks Vadeboncoeur Tables are blanketed in oranges, reds, and greens during Thanksgiving dinner. Gently roasted potatoes, honey glazed turkey, and freshly baked pumpkin cheesecake waft from the oven. On Christmas, hearty feasts are eaten and grins are shared as…
Student Spotlight: Mason Romero and Sharks for Heroes
By Mary Gainer Sharks for Heroes was founded by Ponte Vedra High School student, Mason Romero. He has always had a heart for veterans and the military community, so he wanted to earn his Bright Futures community service hours…
The horizon of technology
By Aidan West Automation of tasks is always a disruptive process but is a beneficial consequence to rising productivity. As research in both history and economics show, there is no intrinsic conflict among technological change, full employment, and rising earnings….
Protecting our baby turtles
By Jacob Lowenthal Just recently in March, turtle hatching season started in full force and will run all the way until October. What this means is that sea turtles that were once born on our beaches will be returning…
Money Monday: Save during college
By Natalie Decker The concept of convenience has changed and been construed over time to poison the minds of the people, turned around to simplify the already simplest of tasks. When did it become too taxing to wash a…
What you need to cook in college
By Elliot Kantor Cooking homemade meals in college can be a rewarding, comforting experience away from home. While it’s more effort than eating at a dining hall, it has a few circumstantial advantages. Some dining plans may not include three…
The comprehensive astrology run-down
By Olivia Waletzke Astrology is a pseudoscience that claims people’s personalities and souls are based on the placement of celestial objects and planets. The study of astrology dates back to BC eras with Indian, Chinese, and Islamic cultures using…