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More than A Pop-Up

by Aubrey Maroon | February 21, 2024 | Features, Newspaper 4 | 97 Comments

Zscaler, a cybersecurity system, blocks evolving threats for billions of companies and schools’ computers. When students open their laptop they will most likely be shown a pop up of Zscaler. Although students cannot interact with the app, it is constantly monitoring...

What the kidssayin’ these days

by Emma High 10th | February 6, 2024 | Features, Newspaper 4 | 28 Comments

Do you have rizz? Is your food actually bussin? Why have you been acting sus lately? Do you even know what any of this means? You’re probably behind on the most up to date slang. “Slang has changed the way people express themselves in texting and communicating with...

Bigger the Better

by Asher Whitaker | February 6, 2024 | Features, Newspaper 4 | 35 Comments

Photo/Jason Quitos All 111 students in concert, sinfonia, and counterpoint orchestras playing a piece together during the fall concert The orchestra has grown into the biggest in school history, with 111 students in all three of the orchestras: Concert, Sinfonia, and...

Angie Gallo: School Board Member

by Izzy Tylman | February 6, 2024 | Features, Newspaper 4 | 59 Comments

Photo/Michael Cairns Photography Vice Chair School Board Member Angie Gallo visited Boone High School’s newspaper class and spoke about her role as an OCPS representative. Gallo talked about her goals and contributions as a school board member representing District 1....

Worth The Wait

by Odlanyer Lopez 9th | February 6, 2024 | Entertainment, Features, Newspaper 4 | 32 Comments

If you enjoy eating fried chicken in massive quantities then you have got to give Raising Cane’s a try. The brand-new restaurant has recently opened its doors to Orlando and definitely deserves a shot. Set a course for 7105 Palm Pkwy and get ready to experience the...

Coffee Talk

by Ziggy Owen | February 6, 2024 | Entertainment, Features, Newspaper 4 | 22 Comments

The rich and diverse coffee scene in Orlando has been a staple of the city for years, and no matter if you are a coffee enthusiast, a casual coffee drinker, or even if you don’t indulge, local coffee shops can be a great spot to hang out, study, or even chill with...

Conway Contributes

by Kailany Kotrys | February 6, 2024 | Entertainment, Features, Newspaper 4 | 55 Comments

On Sunday, local shops and small businesses set up tents for the Conway Community Market. These assemblies sell a variety of food and accessories, all while finding ways to help out their community. The Conway Community Market takes place one Sunday every month at...

Bands at Boone

by Gunnar Rorman, Ziggy Owen, Royal McHenry | January 13, 2024 | Entertainment, Features | 36 Comments

Every band starts with a few songs, small venues, and a passion for music. But only a select few gain enough traction to become mainstream. With a new generation of musicians, up-and-coming bands on campus could be the future of rock. The band Wadeview, features...

Celebrating the Hispanic Heritage spirit!

by Valeria Oviedo | January 11, 2024 | Entertainment, Features | 29 Comments

The Hispanic culture in the United States has grown tremendously over the years, making Spanish one of the most spoken languages around the world. Each student celebrates Hispanic Heritage month with a different meaning. "This month shows people how rich my culture is...

Grades for Games

by Wesley Hoyer | January 11, 2024 | Features, News, Sports | 20,855 Comments

The sound of a keyboard or toggles hitting a controller are not normally athletic sounds, but as we near the end of 2023, those sounds reflect a quickly rising sport. In a seemingly unchanging culture it’s always news when a change is made, let alone a new sport is...

More than A Pop-Up

by Aubrey Maroon | Feb 21, 2024 | Features, Newspaper 4

Zscaler, a cybersecurity system, blocks evolving threats for billions of companies and schools’ computers. When students open their laptop they will most likely be shown a...

What the kidssayin’ these days

by Emma High 10th | Feb 6, 2024 | Features, Newspaper 4

Do you have rizz? Is your food actually bussin? Why have you been acting sus lately? Do you even know what any of this means? You’re probably behind on the most up to date...

Bigger the Better

by Asher Whitaker | Feb 6, 2024 | Features, Newspaper 4

Photo/Jason Quitos All 111 students in concert, sinfonia, and counterpoint orchestras playing a piece together during the fall concert The orchestra has grown into the...

Angie Gallo: School Board Member

by Izzy Tylman | Feb 6, 2024 | Features, Newspaper 4

Photo/Michael Cairns Photography Vice Chair School Board Member Angie Gallo visited Boone High School’s newspaper class and spoke about her role as an OCPS representative....

Worth The Wait

by Odlanyer Lopez 9th | Feb 6, 2024 | Entertainment, Features, Newspaper 4

If you enjoy eating fried chicken in massive quantities then you have got to give Raising Cane’s a try. The brand-new restaurant has recently opened its doors to Orlando and...

Coffee Talk

by Ziggy Owen | Feb 6, 2024 | Entertainment, Features, Newspaper 4

The rich and diverse coffee scene in Orlando has been a staple of the city for years, and no matter if you are a coffee enthusiast, a casual coffee drinker, or even if you...

More than A Pop-Up

What the kidssayin’ these days

Bigger the Better

Angie Gallo: School Board Member

Worth The Wait

Coffee Talk

Conway Contributes

Bands at Boone

Celebrating the Hispanic Heritage spirit!

Grades for Games

Worth The Wait

What the kidssayin’ these days

Secondhand Magic

More than A Pop-Up

Grades for Games

Conway Contributes

Coffee Talk

Celebrating the Hispanic Heritage spirit!

Bigger the Better

More than A Pop-Up

What the kidssayin’ these days

Bigger the Better

Angie Gallo: School Board Member

Worth The Wait

Coffee Talk

Bigger the Better

Coffee Talk

Bands at Boone

Angie Gallo: School Board Member

Secondhand Magic

Grades for Games

More than A Pop-Up

What the kidssayin’ these days

Celebrating the Hispanic Heritage spirit!

Worth The Wait

Conway Contributes

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