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 sailboat races across the finish line among the country's most competitive sailors. A team grits their teeth as they watch their robot compete against the world's strongest competitors. An...
The shift in a person’s demeanor is almost tangible when I tell them I attend Shorecrest Preparatory School--always resulting in my shock. I have found that many people outside these walls...
1-0. Sweat dripped off the players’ foreheads as they sprinted across the pitch, chants and cheers booming from the crowded bleachers, the coaches shouting commands and signals, and the Chargers...
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 paddle, a quirky name, and a wiffle ball are all it took to unite Boomers, Gen Zers, and everyone in between. Pickleball has taken St. Pete by storm, with people picking up paddles...
Corrections Notice: This article features a correction. Professor Costas Karageorghis was originally mistitled as Dr. Costas Karageorghis. These instances were changed to Professor Costas Karageorghis.
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Dear Readers,
From classrooms to tables at SAGE, from study sessions to social gatherings, the glow of a screen is rarely out of sight. As we walk through the halls of Shorecrest, one thing...
Bubblegum pink walls encompass 2nd grader Josephine L.’s room. It’s a room every little girl dreams of, filled to the brim with American Girl dolls, My Little Pony castles, and Barbies. Sitting...
