Culture brings Joy!

Danielle Mahaney
December 2, 2012

GULFPORT–Have you ever wondered what people do to celebrate the holidays differently than the way you and your family celebrate? Different cultures have different ways of expressing their joy for the wonderful holidays. Some cultures even celebrate holidays that most don’t. Over the years,... Read more »

Fundamental Program

November 6, 2012

GULFPORT– Every school has different aspects about it that makes it unique, they have different programs, clubs, sports, and all sorts of other things. Boca Ciega has many different programs, but the newest and most different one is the Fundamental program. So far we only have two levels in the... Read more »

Homecoming Recap

October 23, 2012

GULFPORT– Homecoming 2012 went off without a hitch; the festivities beginning with spirit week. The week started with costumes of your dream job and it was very interesting to see the different types of careers that everyone focused their futures on. I saw everything from a princess to a scuba... Read more »

Mr. Dad or Mrs. Mom?

October 12, 2012

GULFPORT– Depending on the child, there are a lot of different responses you could get to the question “What is it like going to the same school your mom or dad teaches at?” I set out on a journey to find some of the students that attend Boca Ciega High School that have parents who... Read more »

Is Facebook making cyber bullying easier?

Katherine Kurbatov
January 13, 2012

“Raise your hand if you have ever felt personally victimized by Regina George.” Does anyone remember this famous line from the movie Mean Girls? Raise your hand if you have ever felt personally victimized on Facebook. Many of you have seen or participated in situations where one person is being attacked... Read more »

You Are What You Eat

Antonio Holley
January 9, 2012

GULFPORT– Everyday millions of children around America eat their school lunch and think nothing about it. They eat their pizza, cheeseburgers, fries, milk and chips. But what exactly are they eating? Is it the nutritious and delicious meal that the school board makes it out to be? I think not.... Read more »

Christmas hype too much?

Nick Distefano
January 5, 2012

“It’s the most wonderful time of the year.” Andy Williams famously sang. This sentence appropriately sums up what Christmas is all about. The naturally good feeling of receiving a present and giving the joy of a gift makes the holiday the most hyped and notable day of the year apart... Read more »

Statistics say no to looking like a VS angel

Katherine Kurbatov
December 8, 2011

GULFPORT – Ladies, how many times have you opened up a magazine or seen pictures of models in front of stores and thought, “why can’t my body be like that?” You’re not alone. But there’s a reason for the rates of anorexia and bulimia rising; Anorexia Nervosa & Related Eating Disorders,... Read more »

Mending Fences

Trey Bennati
December 7, 2011

It seems as if a new world has been opened to us with the ending of the construction project.  It seems that getting from one side of the campus to another has been simplified with the new building. Ben Kaduri, a senior says, “I’m glad we don’t have to walk around the entire school... Read more »

Review – Cole World: The Sideline Story

Antonio Holley
November 4, 2011

Hype – it can be a gift or a curse. It has been in hip-hop since the beginning. You see a guy and he has the flow, he has the look, he has the style, he’s got it all. A few mix tapes drop and he starts to garner a little attention from the masses and the media. Before you can even blink,... Read more »