Surprising Tie for The 2021 Spirit Stick

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Seniors make their way around the track showing off their float to represent the class of 2022. Administration announced the Juniors and Seniors tied for the spirit award. Photo Courtesy of Isabel Ballard.

Spirit week is a wonderful way to let kids express their love for their school. It promotes positive culture, and unity with their classmates. Here, at Steinbrenner High School, spirit week is also considered “Hoco week,” or the week leading up to […]

Is the Revitalization of Tampa Bay Needed?

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People enjoy ice cream in a store similar to one named OddFellows, an ice cream shop you can find on the Tampa Bay Riverwalk. The renovation of the trail brought more customers to the store and helped OddFellows become more known to the community. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

Tampa is home to historical monuments like the Bustillo-Diaz Cigar Factory, Ybor Square, and many others. Although, some of these landmarks are being changed and, in their place, buildings are being built used for commercial use such […]

Christmas is getting an early head start…in October

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The Christmas section at Target is full to the brim with festive cheer and Christmas wonders. Patrons walked through a section of holiday stuff and decorations they were more likely to spend money and buy from the store. Courtesy of Katie Lind

As families all around the United States begin to carve Jack-o-lanterns and fill theircornucopias, stores like Target, Walmart, and Dollar tree stock their shelves with […]

Should Students Be Allowed to Nap During Class?

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Students often fall asleep during important lectures in class causing them to miss information and later struggle to catch up. In the past, school was easier and less standards were expected to be learned but once the curriculum was adjusted, teens struggled to keep up and get enough sleep each night. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

In Preschool, nap time is despised and children rebel by pretending to sleep. By the time high school comes around, students are craving the ability to take a nap. Numerous studies show high […]

The Seniors Last Hurrah

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The Steinbrenner varsity football is lucky to have such amazing seniors be a part of their team. Luckily, they beat PHU 48-13 and have been cleared to regionals. Photo courtesy of Olivia Montgomery.

It’s about that time of the year where we celebrate our cheerleaders, band, color guard and football seniors with senior night! On October 29, 2021, the whole school was welcomed to come to the gold […]

A Warrior’s Homecoming

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The homecoming court nominees stand from each grade level, waiting for the results of the votes. It has been a tradition for many years that the student body votes for their grade levels homecoming court representative. Photo courtesy of Saule Kondra

A night that everyone dreams of. The lights, the music, the venue. The homecoming dance is surelysupposed to be a night to remember and cherish […]

Elton John’s Lockdown Sessions Are the Light at the End of the Quarantine Tunnel

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Sir Elton John wears a face mask in the cover of his new album, ‘The Lockdown Sessions’. The album was released October 22, 2021, and it is Elton John’s 32nd studio album. Photo courtesy of Interscope Records.

Sir Elton John’s 32nd studio album, ‘The Lockdown Sessions’, was produced during the lockdown caused by the COVID-19 Pandemic and released October 22, 2021.  The album had great […]

Coldplay’s New album is a Hot Mess

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The album cover showcases Celestial bodies, including the sun, several planets, and even an infinity sign and a cube. ‘Music of the Spheres,’ released October 15, 2021, is Coldplay’s latest album, which showcased lengthy instrumentals, distorted sounds, and several tracks that featured no lyrics at all. Photo courtesy of Atlantic Records.

The term “Music of Spheres” refers to a balance between Celestial bodies and proportions, which is ironic because the music album in its namesake was […]

Warrior Football Hypes Up the Homecoming Festivities

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The junior senators parade around the track at halftime, inspiring many cheers from students in their grade and others who are at the game. While the juniors had hoped to win the spirit stick, their intense cheering caused them to tie with the seniors. Photo courtesy of Saule Kondra.

Steinbrenner High School’s football team played their homecoming game against Chamberlin High School on Friday, October 22nd. The game was a kick-off for the festivities, and it was a […]

Michael Myer’s Newest Slasher Proves That Halloween Kills

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Michael Myer’s burnt mask shows the comeback of the famous slasher, infamously being known for his white mask and anonymous identity. The plot in the previous movie showed the “death” of Myers, but obviously from the cover, not everything is at it seems. Photo courtesy of IMDb.

The newest movie in the Michael Myers’ Halloween series, “Halloween Kills” was a weak way to keep milking the series of its title instead of […]

Bath times for K-9’s

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Dogs are always getting into messes and need to be groomed on a regular basis. Throughout the years Steinbrenner has held a miniature doggy spa for the school staff’s furry friends to get a chance to be pampered. Photo Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

A Spa for dogs? Yep, Steinbrenner High school has exactly that. From soap suds to nail clippers the Steinbrenner FFA club takes loving care of […]

Daniel Craig Exits 007 Franchise with a Bang

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The poster for Daniel Craig’s final movie in the 007 franchise prominently features Craig as James Bond. ‘No Time to Die,’ released October 8th, 2021, finalized Daniel Craig’s time as James Bond. Photo courtesy of Universal Studios.

James Bond is the quintessential superspy who gets the girl while sipping on shaken martinis. This does not change in the latest movie starring Daniel […]