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The Bluest Eye, one of the books banned in Pinellas County public schools, on a Shorecrest shelf. The book addresses the serious topics of sexual abuse, trauma, and blackness in a white-dominated society. Photo by Story Pennock.
Desantis’s “Book Bans”: Philosophical Implications
April 26, 2023
The Tampa Bay Watch sign located in Tierra Verde, FL. Photo by Arden Katcha.
The Protected Peninsula: Florida’s Conservation Organizations
April 26, 2023
Upper School students get food from the SAGE salad bar. These healthy options are available at lunch every day, so go seek them out. Photo by Arden Katcha.
SAGE is Actually Good
April 26, 2023
The glass wall of a Charger Commons Upper School mathematics classroom. The glass walls are laminated to ensure shatter-resistance, but not bullet-resistance. Photo by Kate Danielson.
Shattering School Security Norms
April 26, 2023
Screenshot of Ye’s tweet on October 8, 2022, which calls for retaliation against Jewish people while wrongly asserting that “because black people are actually Jew[s],” he can’t be called antisemitic. The tweet prompted his swift removal from Twitter, after which he was reinstated on November 21, 2022, when Elon Musk acquired Twitter. Photo via timesofisrael.com.
Wave of Antisemitism → Wave of Awareness
April 26, 2023
Shorecrest students and faculty (Left to right—back row: Jessica Thorn, Liam Booze, Bryce Bell, Cruz Cibran, Clark Mason, Leighton Williams, Gia Bessolo, Bella Furman, Emmie Harris, Michael Battle, front row: Candy Ran, Odeyah Rozin, Arden Katcha) at Benison Farms during the 2023 Service Week. Benison Farms is an organization associated with St. Augustine’s and the St. Thomas’ Church that promotes service and a diverse community to provide the St. Pete community with fresh produce. All week these students and faculty gardened, painted, and tended to the various plants and animals—including chickens! Freshman Emmie Harris said, “I loved volunteering at Benison Farms. Moving forward, I will now look at all of the food I eat and realize how much work was put into growing it and how much care and time and effort was put into farming all of the food that I’m given, and how some people aren’t fortunate enough to have this.” Photo via. flickr.com/photos/shorecrest.
Spring Events!
April 26, 2023
The Shorecrest Community Responds to Brian Hawthorne’s Move
The Shorecrest Community Responds to Brian Hawthorne’s Move
April 26, 2023
Junior Sonoma Kasica as goalkeeper against St. Pete High on November 28th, 2022. The game was won 8-0 by the Shorecrest Girls Varsity soccer team. Photo via eliseshcreiner.smugmug.com.
Athlete Spotlight: Sonoma Kasica
April 26, 2023
Insight into the Newest AP Class: AP African American Studies
Insight into the Newest AP Class: AP African American Studies
April 26, 2023
Photo by Story Pennock.
Musician Spotlight: Sofi Rosales
April 26, 2023
J.P.’s Column: MLB Season Preview
J.P.’s Column: MLB Season Preview
April 26, 2023
Rendering for the new Tampa Bay Rays stadium, which is expected to be open for the 2028 MLB season. Photo via Tampa Bay Times.
A New Stadium Could Revive the Rays
April 26, 2023
March Madness: The Year of Underdogs
March Madness: The Year of Underdogs
April 26, 2023
According to Students and Administration: Shorecrest Needs Pickleball Courts
According to Students and Administration: Shorecrest Needs Pickleball Courts
April 26, 2023
Shorecrest students (Left to right: Caroline Bean, Lillee Burkett, Payton Thompson, Maddie Needler, Jasmine Marcus) Photo via. flickr.com/photos/shorecrest.
Service Week: Community Arts Mural
April 26, 2023
Migratory birds fly over the Gulf. Photo by Hannah Davis.
Bird Migration: Weekend Leisure
April 26, 2023
The all-school Monday Morning Meeting on April 3rd, 2023. During this meeting, activities from Service Week 2023 were reviewed. Photo by Sofia Winer.
Hot or Rot: Monday Morning Meeting
April 26, 2023
Photo by Betty Li
Artist Spotlight: Sara Rose
April 26, 2023
Sparky consoles two WW1 soldiers after a harsh battle on the Western Front (Colorized 1915). Illustration by Gabe Besecker.
Sparky Through Time
April 26, 2023

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April 26, 2023
The Bluest Eye, one of the books banned in Pinellas County public schools, on a Shorecrest shelf. The book addresses the serious topics of sexual abuse, trauma, and blackness in a white-dominated society. Photo by Story Pennock.

Desantis’s “Book Bans”: Philosophical Implications

Story Pennock
April 26, 2023
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