5 Things to Do Before Graduation
Brittany Zheng, Staff Writer
April 20, 2018
Filed under Opinion
With the school year coming to an end, there are many things in the future to look forward to, like summer break and no homework. However, for seniors, graduation is fast approaching and these are the final few weeks we have at Freedom. For better or for worse, we may never walk these halls again, so...
Top 5 Basic Rules of Texting
Brittany Zheng, Staff Writer
April 6, 2018
Filed under Opinion
With the world becoming more connected, texting has emerged as the premier form of communication. Gone are the days when people called others to make plans and rant about their day. Here are 5 rules when it comes to texting etiquette. The Golden Rule Don’t start a conversation that you do not intend to...
High School Highlights
Evan Castro, Staff Writer
March 23, 2018
Filed under Opinion
As the school year winds down, the senior class reflects on their journey to maturity. Every student has had triumphs and challenges from freshman year - figuring out who they are, who they aspire to be and who the friends are that will grow to adulthood with them - to senior year, where the future...
5 Reasons You Should Go to Prom
Brittany Zheng, Staff Writer
March 1, 2018
Filed under Opinion
With prom quickly approaching, many seniors are debating whether or not they should attend. Many students have waited our entire high school career for this iconic milestone, while others dread the cliché idea of getting dressed up and finding a date. Is really it worth the stress and hassle? Personally,...
5 Reasons Why You Should Skip Prom
Jamie Hsiao, Staff Writer
February 28, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Prom - a tradition so foolish and vain. I try my best to avoid sounding cynical when discussing this subject, but I always end up seeming anything but. I do not oppose those who decide to spend their time at this sub-par function; however, I believe that my position deserves at least the slightest bit...
School Shootings from the Perspective of a High School Student
Drew Meyerson, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
February 15, 2018
Filed under BEST OF SNO, Opinion
At least seventeen people are dead. Consider that fact, for just a moment. At least seventeen lives were taken at the hands of a nineteen-year-old with a gun. Reports are still coming in, but teachers and students alike were subject to a shooting on Wednesday at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High, a school...
Why I Hate Valentine’s Day
Brittany Zheng, Staff Writer
February 13, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Whether you are single or in a relationship, most people hate the most dreadful holiday of the year: Valentine’s Day. For single people, the day is a disappointing reminder that they do not have a significant other. For couples, it is a stressful gesture for which they feel pressured to plan something...
Don’t Take it Personally, But I Hate You
Danny Wood, Staff Writer
February 2, 2018
Filed under Opinion
I have come to the realization that I have become extremely vain in my old age. Things that I could simply brush off when I was younger are now starting to really grind my gears. So as a result, I am turning to the written word to express my frustrations by listing characteristics that I hate about pe...
The Best Asian Restaurants in Tampa
Jamie Hsiao, Staff Writer
January 30, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Tampa is a city rich with cultural cuisine. Asian foods, in particular, bring an endless amount of delicacies to the table, and are waiting to be explored. For students looking to expand their palettes, I have compiled a list of notable Asian restaurants located in, or around, the New Tampa area. Dosunco Ram...
How Repealing Net Neutrality Will Affect Students
Jamie Hsiao, Staff Writer
December 12, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Net neutrality is a principle that prevents service providers from manipulating the flow of content on the Internet. In other words, it provides us with the right to communicate freely through an open network. In December of 2017, the Federal Communications Commission will be proposing the full repeal...
‘Tis (Not) the Season (Yet)
Danny Wood, Staff Writer
November 17, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Like most people, I enjoy the Holiday Season. However, there is an appropriate time and place for everything, and it is far too early to begin celebrating the Holiday Season. Celebrating the winter holidays before Thanksgiving opposes the entire essence of Thanksgiving. Rather than spending time with...
Cuffing Season: Debunked
Anna Lamlein, Staff Writer
November 16, 2017
Filed under Opinion
As the colder months descend, couples and singles retreat to the comfort of the indoors. While FHS couples have the company of each other by the fireplace, those who are single for the holidays seek shelter from the icy winds and longer nights. People are looking to be cuffed. Well, according to media...
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