Catriona Johnson – The Oracle

Greyson Linnell experiences loss and unity

On December 9, 2019December 9, 2019 By catj

Greyson Linnell is a passionate athlete who is active in the football program at Steinbrenner. He began his football career at a young age because of the support he received from his father.

Greyson Linnell began his life in football early. At just six years old, he began playing flag football at Idlewild Baptist Church, and two years later, […]

Tampa’s sinister and festive fall events

On October 24, 2019November 5, 2019 By catj

This year Howl-O-Scream features "Simon's Slaughterhouse" as one of many gut-wrenching haunted houses. Busch Gardens has had Howl-O-Scream and all of its scares since the event debuted in 2000. Photo courtesy of Busch Gardens.

This year, Florida proves why it is a tourist trap once again. With the summer season finally at a close, some may expect the activity in Florida […]

Logan Hasselbach marches on the streets of Tampa with a cause

On September 28, 2019October 3, 2019 By catj

Three members of the March for Our Lives activist group stand in support. Hasselbach (middle) attended this event to honor the victims of the Texas and Dayton shootings. Photo courtesy of March for Our Lives Tampa.

Logan Hasselbach is a senior at Steinbrenner who works with March for Our Lives Tampa, a gun prevention activism group specifically for the Tampa Bay […]

The secrets of Area 51 will finally be revealed [SATIRE]

On September 23, 2019October 4, 2019 By catj

People gather at the gates of Area 51 to prepare for the raid. The raid has been highly anticipated by conspiracy theorists across the nation. Graphic by Maeve Campbell.

The revolutionary Area 51 raid has unfortunately lost its leader. Matty Roberts, the college student who put the plan in place on Facebook, has dissociated […]

New dystopian literature course is not as scary as the material

On September 12, 2019September 12, 2019 By catj

Students are reading their individual dystopian books during class time. Students were required to choose a book that was dystopian and were given a list of books to choose from.

This year at Steinbrenner High School, a brand-new semester elective was introduced: Dystopian Literature. Taught by Christina Cracchiolo, a senior English teacher, the English class puts […]