The end is here
Angela Mastromarino, Marketing Editor
June 9, 2013
Filed under News
The school year is coming to end. This year has dragged on for some, but flew by for others. You know school is wrapping up when it's time to turn in your textbooks, and students can celebrate that they won't ever have to do another assignment out of the book again. AP classes are relieved now that all... Read more »
Rainbow River
Angela Mastromarino, Marketing Editor
June 9, 2013
Filed under Features
Rainbow River is located in Dunnellon, Florida. You can go tubing down the 73 degree water of the river. Tubes are provided (or you may bring your own) and park employees with shuttle you from the parking lot to the launching area, where you sit in your tube and relax as the current carries you away. You... Read more »
Last week fun
Laura Josephik, Staff Reporter
June 4, 2013
Filed under News
As the last few days of school come to a close there is not much work being done in class. Teachers take these last couple of days to either review for exams, sign yearbook, have parties, or just relax. “Our whole class goes on Pinterest all period long,” junior Emily Huot said. Some teachers... Read more »
Summer day-cations
Lena Schwallenberg, Layout Editor
June 3, 2013
Filed under Entertainment
This summer, when you’re sitting at home wondering what on Earth you did to deserve such boredom, take a deep breath and look at the lists below. Here at the EYE, we understand that it’s hard to find something that breaks the summer routine of Clearwater beach and Chick-Fil-A. Have no fear, Canes,... Read more »
Where are you going to college?
Jordan Lutz and Laura Josephik
May 31, 2013
Filed under Multimedia, Top Stories
Just before the seniors set off for their college experience they take a moment to snap a shot of their future school symbol. Students represent their future school with the hand symbol.
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Lena Schwallenberg, Layout Editor
May 28, 2013
Filed under Opinions
You can’t please everyone. It’s a simple concept, really. Do the best that you can do, and let those who oppose it, well…oppose it. It’s human nature to have opinions, most noticeably ones that clash, but it is physically impossible to create something that appeals to the entirety of a population.... Read more »
Top rated water parks in the United States
Cydnie Bauer & Jo Jo Baker, Contributing Writers
May 27, 2013
Filed under Features
The top ten greatest water parks are scattered all across the United States, and this can be seen right here. These parks have great rides for all ages from thrilling on summit plummet in Florida to relaxing on a lazy river in New Hampshire. Experience the thrill of summit plummet right here. These... Read more »
Lighthouses in Florida
Samantha Payton & Ryan Stewart, Contributing Writers
May 26, 2013
Filed under Features
Thinking of taking a trip to Florida? Or maybe you or your family just want to get away for the day whatever the case come check out some of our amazing lighthouses! They are located all over, some even in YOUR local area! For more information on lighthouses go to this website!
Top Parks of the Sunshine State
Francesca Baffi and Lindsey Torrie, Contributing Writers
May 25, 2013
Filed under Features
Florida is known as the Sunshine State, so residents and tourists have ample time to enjoy and experience the outdoors. Our interactive map gives anyone the location and a couple of useful facts that are intertwined with the top 10 Florida state parks. These top 10 parks scatter the map and vary... Read more »
Teacher Appreciation Week
Angela Mastromarino and Hannah Berman
May 24, 2013
Filed under Top Stories
Teacher Appreciation week is one week of the school year in which the entire nation takes part to honor their teachers and all the hard work they do. “Even if it’s just a letter, or saying one thing, it really makes us feel good,” said Erin Pollack, head of NHS. NHS took the time to help... Read more »
