In the Pacific Northwest region of the United States and Canada lie some of the most tranquilizing and stunning landscapes in all of North America. The region is riddled with sprawling forests, teeming with massive biodiversity…
Indoor Volleyball vs. Beach Volleyball
Originally founded in 1895 by William G. Morgan as “Mintonette,” the sport of volleyball has well advanced from a leisure activity to an Olympic sport with nearly twenty different branches to its original form.
Thank-A-Teacher: 4th Issue
Our FLVS teachers are some of the finest in the land, so we will thank them. Here are just some of the messages so far. Don’t miss the quotes about teachers we have included as well.
Tech Gadgets That Never Were
In the modern world, technology can define our lives in ways that we cannot wholly comprehend. Yet all this life-defining technology had to have had a beginning somewhere in this world…
The Discovery of King Tutankhamen
This article was a collaboration between Yana Yeremenko and Carli Bermudez. Have you ever wondered why King Tutankhamun was so popular in modern day culture? Mummies, legends, curses and treasures galore…
Computers are a Science: Intro to Java Part 1
This article is the sixth in an ongoing series by Gwen Barret and Destiny Johnson. The Java programming language has been around for about 25 years. Over time it has been used for web applications, video games, etc.
Senate Bill 86: What You Need to Know About the Bright Futures Bill
A bill proposed by Florida State Senator Dennis Baxley (R-Ocala) would bring about major changes to the Florida Bright Futures Scholarship. Senate Bill 86 would limit…
Famous March Birthdays
Are you celebrating a birthday during the month of March? If so, you may share your birthday with one of these famous artists, authors, actors, athletes, and other accomplished individuals!
Pluto: Planet or Dwarf Planet?
On Feb. 18, 1930, Claude Toumbaugh discovered an astronomical body which was later named Pluto after the Roman god of the underworld by Venetia Burney. In the time preceding Tombaugh’s discovery, astronomers…
Pi Day Celebration with Math Club
February is over–it’s time to celebrate a mathematical holiday, Pi Day. What is Pi? Pi is equal to the circumference of a circle divided by its diameter. It can be used to find measurements from a circle, sphere, or shapes that have a circle as its base.