Saving Time
Caitlin Lucas, Staff Reporter
March 21, 2018
Filed under Features, Top Stories
Daylight Savings Time is the time change in which the clocks are set a hour forward/ backwards, and the reason for the time change is because of historical significance. Spring forward was created so in the summer, people could make more use of their time. These changes also had to do with early settl...
The Beginning Of PHU
Kate Hamric and Kailtyn Pamplona
March 20, 2018
Filed under Features, Top Stories
Over the 22 years of PHU’s presence the school has changed gradually starting with the students and teachers. Multiple teachers that have been teaching here since the opening day are still educating an abundance of hurricane students. From the first graduating class of PHU there is one who former student...
Frosted Sunrise
Emma Behrmann, Copy Editor
March 19, 2018
Filed under Features
Chick-Fil-A, the fast food restaurant adored by Palm Harbor students has added a new menu item, the Frosted Sunrise. Vanilla ice cream and orange juice mixed together creates a perfect orange creamsicle-like frozen drink that will be available now until June 2, for a price of $2.85. The seasonal drin...
Pollen Count Up, Immune System Down
Alexis Cesarini and Lizzy Mason
March 19, 2018
Filed under Features, Top Stories
The population was hit hard enough by the season of influenza. As the first day of spring approaches rapidly, pollen is taking over instead. March 20 marks the first day of spring this year, even though allergy season seems to have been around for weeks now. People are found coughing and sneezing...
Val-O-Grams for sale
Ryan Thompson, Editor-in-Chief
February 7, 2018
Filed under Features, Top Stories
The Winter guard is selling Val-O-Grams just in time for the Valentine's season. It is time to get that lovely gift or treat your partner has been talking about. The Val-O-Grams are going to be sold in the courtyard at both lunches. This will last from February 5 until the day before Valentine’s,...
Palm Harbor Parade
Kate Hamric and Bella Yacoviello
January 10, 2018
Filed under Features, Top Stories
There are 64,301 residents in the city of Palm Harbor and all of them are invited for a day full of Christmas spirit. The Palm Harbor Christmas parade took place on Saturday, Dec 16. Many groups were invited to perform and walk in the parade, including the PHUHS marching band. Saxophone player...
Unique College Essays Get Students Into Ivy League Colleges
Madeleine Katz, Staff Reporter
January 10, 2018
Filed under Features
Everyone loves Papa Johns pizza but who knew a girl who wrote about her love for it for her college essay would get her into Yale University? When it comes to applying to colleges, an important part of the process is writing a memorable essay. Many students’ unique essays are getting them into the colle...
What’s for Lunch?
January 10, 2018
Filed under Features, Multimedia
Lunch is one of the most anticipated periods of the day for many students at school. Students have a lot of freedom during lunch. They are able to socialize with friends and take a break from the stressful school day, or they can choose to do homework due the next period and study for that pop quiz they...
More Than Just a Math Teacher
Camilo Fonseca, Kaitlyn Kuzianik, and Rachel Lenett
January 9, 2018
Filed under Features
To be an IB student at Palm Harbor and not be familiar with Christine Brzycki is like being a Floridian unfamiliar with the concept of the sun. Amongst IB sophomores, her spirit is omnipresent; and yet, there is much more to Mrs. Brzycki than meets the eye. As a teacher for the vast majority...
Exams call for studying
Kaitlyn Pamplona, Alyvia Hallock, and Jayla Motko
January 9, 2018
Filed under Features
Exam week is just around the corner and students are rushing to meet up with friends to study, get help from a teacher, play a kahoot, or even just wait last minute to cram all the information the night before the exam. Some teachers do their best to help students review during class and by giving them ...
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