by Fiona Carroll Alice in Wonderland has been a childhood favorite since the 1860s when Lewis Carroll originally published the novel, which later came back into favor with the movie adaption in the early 1950s. The colorful scenes, well-written characters, and catchy songs are all part of the allure thatContinue Reading
by Jada Ingleton After a series of annual plays showcasing, among other themes, the 1920s musical era, West Broward’s Drama Production has taken a new approach in this year’s fall showcase by testing its luck with a new genre; with much excitement and effort put into it, Drama lovers andContinue Reading
by Juliana Giraldo In 2011, the UNESCO established World Science Day on Nov. 10 to highlight the importance of systematic knowledge and the need of engagement for emerging issues. To further engage young individuals in celebrating the worldwide day, adults organize educational, yet entertaining, events in public areas. National ScienceContinue Reading
by Fiona Carroll Disney’s theme parks are the favorite place of many. This is especially true for those who live in South Florida, with four of Disney’s famous parks only a short drive away from any major school district. For the 60th year, Disney hosted the Candlelight Processional where theContinue Reading
by Omolola Suleiman When reflecting upon the history of America and what shaped it, one has to consider the many figures who aided in its transformation into the country it is today. A specific time in its history books that strikes across many nerves is the Civil Rights Era whereContinue Reading
by Omolola Suleiman Millions gather around to witness the long awaited tournament between one of America’s most venerated athletes, Serena Williams and up-and-coming tennis professional, Naomi Osaka in this year’s U.S. open final. However, what was once looked forward to as a fair duel between two talented female prodigies soonContinue Reading
by Natalie Maronas Some have worn the guilt on their sleeve, while others still refuse to admit their wrongdoing. The college admission scandal, having been ongoing for almost eight years, has reached its peak in public attention and action through newly-found evidence. As more awareness is brought towards it, manyContinue Reading
by Paula Colon The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution has continuously protected one of the most cherished American ideals: freedom. We often refer to this right in order to express our various emotions, insights, and opinions, but we nearly disregard the press and their First Amendment rights. The FirstContinue Reading
by Natalie Maronas THE PERFECT BODY: Senior Noah MacDonald performs a gripping line from one of his characters in his program titled “I, Ken.” By seamlessly acting out scenes with his binder as a prop and swapping between characters in different works, his performance on body shaming within the LGBTContinue Reading
by Natalie Maronas Seen as a proud symbol of knowledge and status, seniors have always been seen as an example of what a true Bobcat should be. However, with their time at West Broward coming to a close and graduation inching even closer, our remaining upper and underclassmen have aContinue Reading