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Here’s what you missed on Friday, November 6th:

Here’s what you missed on Friday, November 6th: History Honors learns about the Spanish war, English Honors writes a research paper using new resources, Chemistry 1 learns about valence electrons, AP Psychology discusses the brain and neurons, and weightlifting.

Here's what you missed on Thursday, October 22: da

Here's what you missed on Thursday, October 22: dance practicing for their Christmas show, culinary making hummus, AICE English doing a group discussion, German simply surviving, and UHS's first blood drive of the year.

Ten years of softball and hard work led senior Zoe

Ten years of softball and hard work led senior Zoe Hines to sign with the college of her dreams. As a pre-teen Hines set out on a mission to attend Boston College, a school in Boston, Massachusetts that she heard had a great academic program. “Ever since I was in middle school, I decided I wanted to go to college for softball,” Hines said. She trained day in and day out at softball with various teams, and progressed far enough to be noticed by Boston College. “Living in the fear of not achieving my goal was something that really ate me up inside, but i wanted it so badly that i worked as hard as I could to get it,” Hines said.

Already working three jobs, senior Timothy Pait an

Already working three jobs, senior Timothy Pait and his christian band, Youth Alive Worship release a new album. Pait worked at Publix, a hair salon, and played in the band at the time of the album’s release. “Through the internship I am in charge of the band, help set up events, run the website, and I lead the band on stage,” Pait said.

On Friday, October 2nd, the swim team honored thei

On Friday, October 2nd, the swim team honored their seniors at a meet against Seabreeze High School.

I’ve waited so long for this moment. I finally c

I’ve waited so long for this moment. I finally can taste the freedom, the independence rolling around the corner. College and a life I have always wanted to create for myself. I’ve waited to grow up for too long. But now, nothing is how it used to be. All of high school I’ve put my life on hold for academics telling myself that senior year will be my year. Then of course, COVID. I had it all planned out. Football games, clubs I’m proud of leading, late night memories, prom—the cliché movie life. But this year feels so strange. There’s no predicability and time feels like it’s running out yet not moving at all. What is even happening anymore? My friends are at home online, everything I was excited for is closed and cancelled, the world feels like it’s falling apart. We’re all just trying our best to simply survive. But maybe that’s what life is. Sometimes growing has to stop for a bit and surviving takes over. And that’s okay. The world, my world, won’t be up in flames forever.
Editorial by Madison LaCroix

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