Articles Life and Arts
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 […]
Month: August 2019
Articles Life and Arts
You Can’t Beat the House
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 […]
Articles Feature
Bobcats explore the world of science
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 […]
Articles Life and Arts
West Broward choir club participates in Candlelight for the fourth year
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 […]
Articles Opinion
Remembering the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
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 […]
Articles Opinion
Serena Williams’ unjustifiable outburst
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, […]
Articles Opinion
College admission scandal strips down education system to its corrupt core
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 […]
Articles Opinion
Why the press isn’t an American enemy
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 […]
Articles Feature
Debate takes their stance for FFL Varsity States and ToC
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 […]
Articles News
Bobcats take their new place at the throne with Step-Up Day
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 […]