Alice in Wonderland
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]