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Jareds Journey

Jared’s Journey

Anna Lamlein, Staff Writer April 25, 2018

Senior Jared Klay isn’t taking the normal route after graduation. Through his church, The Church of Jesus Christ of Laterday Saints, Klay has chosen to dedicate two years after graduation to volunteering...

Are Students Really Reading?

Are Students Really Reading?

Karli Del Guidice, Staff Writer April 23, 2018

SparkNotes vs actual reading? Most students prefer SparkNotes because it is the easy way out of reading and it helps students study for quizzes on the book. “I use SparkNotes because reading a short...

Stuttgart, Germany

European Experiences

Aidan Carney, Staff Writer April 17, 2018

Traveling to foreign places is a fantastic opportunity to discover the world. While most vacations last about a week or two, Senior Zach Snow had his stay last nearly a whole year. Snow flew to Germany...

Former Gymnast Jade Martin Is Cornell-Bound

Former Gymnast Jade Martin Is Cornell-Bound

Jamie Hsiao, Staff Writer April 5, 2018

Freedom High School Senior Jade Martin was only 3 years old when she was introduced to the world of gymnastics. Born in the small town of Nyack, New York , she moved to Tampa when she was 5 months old. Although...

Athletic Atkinson

Athletic Atkinson

Kevin Jefferis, Staff Writer April 3, 2018

Freedom High School has just gained a new distance coach for track, Brian Atkinson. Atkinson is no stranger to the world of distance running as he was a three-time state champion in cross country and...

Carrs Favorite Songs

Carr’s Favorite Songs

Anna Lamlein, Staff Writer March 29, 2018

AP US History Teacher Mrs. Carr grew up listening to classic country and rock musicians of her parents’ generation. Her music taste hasn’t changed much over the years, and she still listens to mainly...

A Day in the Life of a Newspaper Staff Writer

A Day in the Life of a Newspaper Staff Writer

Danny Wood, Staff Writer March 29, 2018

As consumers of the FHS Revolution, you only see the final outcomes of what we do on a day-to-day basis. But thankfully, I have been granted permission to pull the curtain on the all-so-secretive life...

Freedom Alumna: Zona Hijazi

Freedom Alumna: Zona Hijazi

Jamie Hsiao, Staff Writer March 27, 2018

Former Freedom Patriot Zona Hijazi attended Freedom High School from 2010 to 2014. Today, Hijazi is a Senior at the University of South Florida. She still recalls her memories of Freedom fondly and reflects...

Zuccarellos Post-Grad Plans

Zuccarello’s Post-Grad Plans

Brittany Zheng, Staff Writer March 26, 2018

As graduation approaches, many seniors cannot wait for the next chapter of their lives. As even freshmen can relate, many students dream of walking across that stage from the start of their high school...

Meet Philip Foo

Meet Philip Foo

Karli Del Giudice, Staff Writer March 22, 2018

Philip Foo is an active sophomore at Freedom High. He was on the track team his freshman year, but he plays for the tennis team this year. Foo practices tennis daily at the Tampa Palms Country Club...

FHS Tennis Players From Around the World

FHS Tennis Players From Around the World

Anna Lamlein, Staff Writer March 8, 2018

The Freedom girls’ tennis team welcomed six new players this season. Coincidentally, three are in the foreign exchange program at Freedom. Judith Fenski, 11, Yuria Kishi, 11, and Maria Briceno, 11,...

Students Decide: Summer or Winter Sports

Students Decide: Summer or Winter Sports

JD Flahart, Staff Writer March 8, 2018

As the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics come to a close, Norway has the most wins with 14 gold, 14 silver, and 11 bronze. The United States came in fourth with 9 gold, 8 silver and 6 bronze. But the...

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