If someone had stumbled into my interview with US Medical Sciences Director Lisa Peck, they might’ve thought she was a mad scientist warning everyone about the apocalypse. Her hands moved frantically,...
A deep breath in–subsequently followed by one out–could be the answer to the peace and serenity we all crave. When people are faced with a challenge, does breathing truly help?
Fortunately...
Cutting off a rotten, frostbitten toe with a Swiss army knife was not what senior Sarah Ayscue had in mind when she signed up for a 30-day trek through the Talkeetna Mountains in Alaska. However,...
A year ago she was working in corporate America. Two years ago she was living in an RV. Sixteen years ago she was setting records on a college lacrosse team.
And yet all we can talk about...
Dark fog hangs low over the flattened landscape. An eerie silence settles, broken only by the faint buzzing of radiation. Dust and ash – remnants of a civilization – wander aimlessly past ghosts...
Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar and is observed by Muslims worldwide as a time of spiritual reflection, self-discipline, and community…
For the Shorecrest community, diversity isn’t just a word; it’s a profound commitment and priority. While some institutions, like the University of Florida, have recently made controversial...
For most students, 7:30 a.m. is reserved for groggy mornings and rushed routines, but for senior Chris Booth, the morning of January 14th marked the culmination of a journey years in the making....
Strolling through the crowd, witnessing hundreds of individuals gathered together—some beaming with smiles so big they nearly slice their cheeks open, while others wipe away tears of joy—you'll encounter...
Ana Verano, Current Events Editor
• January 17, 2025
What exactly will teenagers do if they can't scroll through endless videos in the most dopamine-inducing way? What will teenagers do when forced to cope with their problems, instead of burying...
