Yearbook Distribution Day 2019

Kalista Photopulos, Staff Reporter

May 17, 2019

Filed under Multimedia

Going page by page

Kalista Photopulos, Staff Reporter

December 20, 2018

Filed under Clubs

Wanted: Social, outgoing people who are dedicated to working with a team of unique individuals in order to create a physical memory of your high school experience. Reward: A new passion and an unforgettable bond with a group of people you’ve both laughed and (possibly) cried with. To be honest, w...

Asian Longhorned Tick could cause health issues

Jacob Costantino, Staff Reporter

December 12, 2018

Filed under News

Yes, ticks are those little bugs that have eight legs, look like miniature spiders, and suck on blood. Though that isn’t the reason that the CDC is worried about them. Ticks carry disease such as Lyme disease, Ehrlichiosis, rocky mountain spotted fever, and other types of spotted fever. Because...

What kind of team is a JV team

December 10, 2018

Filed under Sports, Top Stories

Players can shoot every shot they want to but in reality they will never make every single one. The JV boys basketball team may be small in size, but they prove that they can still play with heart and hustle. “We don’t need a lot of height we just need a few big plays. Big plays will help us b...

Make the right decision

Kalista Photopulos, Staff Reporter

April 20, 2017

Filed under Features

Decisions can be made in a second. You decide in one second that because you’re late, you’re going to speed. You decide in one second that you won’t wear your seatbelt because your ‘friends’ say it's ‘un-cool.’ You decide in one second that you’ll just pick up the cell phone to tell your...

Certified and prepared

Sara Zarb, Staff Reporter

April 20, 2017

Filed under Features

Above-average and above-minimum-wage jobs are what Palm Harbor University’s medical magnet students can achieve towards the end of their senior year. The 2017 certification classes consists of EKG Technician (CET), Nursing Assistant (CNA), and Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA). CET’s, CNA’s,...

Palm Harbor Panthers wrap-up

Kalista Photopulos, Staff Reporter

February 16, 2017

Filed under Sports

It’s time to get loud and it’s time to represent! As the Palm Harbor Panther (PHP) football season starts, so does cheer season. These PHP cheerleaders spend countless hours every week with dedication and determination. Starting in August, every PHP athlete is busy on Saturdays. Football players...

A Florida Winter

Lizzy Mason, Staff Reporter

February 16, 2017

Filed under Features

Winter? In Florida? These two things are not necessarily thought of together all the time. Warm air and sunshine is what the people of Florida are used to almost all year round. Snow may not be a weather option for this sunshine state, but there are almost always a few days of that mysterious cold...

Striving for Soccer Success

Melany Andras, Staff Reporter

November 8, 2016

Filed under Sports

Soccer season is approaching at Palm Harbor University High School, and if there’s one thing every student here knows, overall, the year will be tough. A new season coming means a new team, which can be both exciting and terrifying for the players on PHU’s soccer teams. Throughout the season players...

The Art Of Juggling

Kalista Photopulos, Staff Reporter

November 4, 2016

Filed under Features

Oswald Spengler once said, “The secret of all victory lies in the organization of the non-obvious.” Clearly success is woven tightly with organization and balance. These are life skill that take some people years to develop but there are always exceptions to everything. Aubry Copeland has always been independent g...