Student loses bet, doggone excited for first day
Macy McClintock, Managing Editor
August 10, 2017 •
Filed under Around the School, News, Profiles
On the first day of school, most students enter the campus sporting the newest fashion trends, makeup and haircuts. But for junior Lauren Johnson, her idea of “hottest fashion trends” was taken a bit literally. After losing a bet to her friend, Johnson wore a giant hot dog costume to the first...
Sparks fly in 1959, still remain today
Macy McClintock, Managing Editor
August 9, 2017 •
Filed under Around the School, In the Community, Profiles, Showcase
The concrete bench that sits across from the student affairs office has been apart of Robinson since the school’s opening in 1959. But for married couple Bonnie and Kenneth Fuqua, the bench is much more than just a seat. “This is the spot, this bench,” Bonnie said. “This is where...
The Big Decision: Undecided
Morgan Felt, Staff Writer
April 12, 2017 •
Filed under In Depth, Profiles
As National Decision Day, May 1, approaches many high school seniors are solidifying their future plans. With the admissions process over, mostly all schools have released their final admission lists. For these next few weeks we will be featuring students the have chosen various paths including joining...
Teachers are people too
Morgan Felt, Staff Writer
April 10, 2017 •
Filed under In Depth, Profiles, Teacher Feature
You're casually strolling through Publix, pushing the shopping cart with your mom reading out the list to you, when suddenly, out of the corner of your eye you see your fifth period history teacher. Instantaneously you shove the cart to the right, and dart into the chip aisle for cover, hoping to avoid...
Lorenzo Migliara (’19) explores both lacrosse and poetry
Kaitlyn Corwin, In Depth Editor
February 8, 2017 •
Filed under In Depth, Profiles
During the semi-final game at a lacrosse tournament hosted in Atlanta, GA., Lorenzo Migliara ('19) witnessed the outbreak of a fight. A player from the opposing team jumped on the back of one of Migliara's teammates and attempted to strangle him with a lacrosse stick. "The scoreboard was in our favor...
Gasparilla runs in the family for the Hicks twins
Ashlea Daniels, Staff Writer
January 31, 2017 •
Filed under In Depth, Profiles, Showcase
Getting dressed up as pirates, wandering around for a few hours and screaming for plastic beads would usually seem odd to outsiders, but in Tampa it is an annual tradition. Early on, the krewe learns a few golden rules: don't share your beads, save your beads for the crowds, and cover your ears when...
New Year, New Resolutions
Morgan Felt, Staff Writer
January 13, 2017 •
Filed under In Depth, Profiles, Showcase
With the start of a new year come many new resolutions, from getting fit to procrastinating less, many people are pledging to start off the new year with a bang, but will these resolutions last? We interviewed five Robinson staff and students share their hope to make life altering changes this year,...
First female at Robinson accepted into Embry-Riddle
Ashlea Daniels, Staff Writer
January 3, 2017 •
Filed under In Depth, Profiles, Showcase
As Megan Binette ('17) sat on the bed checking her emails, she opened one in particular from her counselor. The contents of said email would determine the course of her future. Opening it, she scanned the contents and then started screaming and crying. Her dad came rushing in, slipping on the wood floors...
Scientist turned teacher Sarah Sanford receives Lockeed Martin award
Ashlea Daniels, Staff Writer
November 30, 2016 •
Filed under Around the School, In Depth, Profiles, Showcase, Teacher Feature
Sarah Sanford wasn't a teacher until she was. She was an environmental scientist in the private sector until the SMART Program hosted by Bill and Melinda Gates came around and completely changed her life. No longer was she only a scientist, she was taking classes and trying to find her way into a classroom...
Four higher level classes are no issue for CJ Baab
Morgan Felt, Staff Writer
November 10, 2016 •
Filed under In Depth, Profiles, Showcase
"CJ Baab, oh yeah, you can take him," said IB chemistry teacher James Atkins, as if to imply Baab mastery of the class' content. For Baab, mastering challenging work is nothing new. While Hillsborough County IB students traditionally take three higher level, or HL, classes and three standard level,...
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