“Who does your hair?”
“How does it stay like that?”
“How do you wash it?”
Black hair has always been a subject of compliments, controversy and confusion with people of other cultures...
On the morning of Feb. 6, band students gathered in their classroom as usual. And it was a pretty typical morning—except for one unsettling change.
“Some people came with a ladder,” sophomore...
Tylenol. Robitussin. Venlafaxine. Hydroxychloroquine.
From the local pharmacy down the street to the staple pill cabinet, medicine is a fact of American life. Every hour, 80 pharmaceutical ads air...
No books. No movies. And now, no social media.
For two years, state laws, and Seminole County’s interpretations, have gotten increasingly restrictive. With the pretext of giving rights back to parents...
While most people spent their Saturday morning sleeping in, junior Callan O’Connor walked into the school cafeteria with butterfly wings strapped to his back and toolbox in hand.
“I’m just really...
