Movies about serial killers don’t tell the whole truth
Amelia Foster, A&E Editor
May 10, 2019
The constant stream of media about serial killers lately is exhausting. Everywhere I look, there's another movie or documentary about the "disturbing yet genius mind" of some serial killer from the late 20th century. But these people weren't geniuses whom we should praise, they were creeps who benefited...
School bathrooms aren’t porta poties
Anna Woodward, Staff Writer
March 29, 2019
I can say with confidence that almost everyone at Robinson has gone to the bathroom, seen an insanely long line, sighed and, much to their dismay, waited because they had to. As a person who doesn't really like to use the school bathrooms unless I have to, it's simply annoying to go and have to wait...
Makeup culture only harms women
Amelia Foster, A&E Editor
March 9, 2019
Your teenage years are supposed to be the best of your life, a time when you find yourself. Yet, because of makeup culture constantly forcing beauty standards upon young girls, all too many of them are losing themselves. Makeup culture is the culture surrounding society's expectations of female beauty--specifically,...
Football is not the only sport
Jack Kirk, Staff Writer
March 6, 2019
Before I begin, let me just say that football is by far my favorite sport. I love watching it whether it be two high school teams or two professional teams. A lot of my peers probably feel the same way about it and love attending high school football games. The problem lies in the other sports in high...
Sound Off: Strawberry Festival or Florida State Fair?
Amelia Foster and Anna Woodward
March 1, 2019
Strawberry Festival and Florida State Fair are both staples of Tampa's culture. Watch Robinson's students decide which is better: the Strawberry Festival or the Florida State Fair?
PSA: wash your nasty hands
Jack Kirk, Staff Writer
February 20, 2019
Growing up I was always taught to wash my hands after I used the bathroom, as I am pretty sure almost everyone else was. So I am absolutely perplexed at the amount of times I have seen someone use the bathroom and walk straight out without even looking at the sink. The Center of Disease Control recommends...
Sound off: What would you text your crush?
Alyssa Acosta, Ella Wertz, and Nicole Perdigon
February 15, 2019
We ask Robinson students what they would text their crush. Find out what they would say to that special someone this Valentine's Day. Sound Off: What would you text your crush? from RHSToday on Vimeo....
Vaccines shouldn’t be optional
Anna Woodward, Staff Writer
February 13, 2019
If you're a person who for some reason can't get a vaccine because of medical issues like allergies, then this isn't for you. But if you are a person with the resources and the money to get a vaccine, but you don't want to because you "don't feel like it" or because it'll "give your child autism", then...
Drop cards are going to the wrong students
Jack Kirk, Staff Writer
February 6, 2019
Robinson has a system where students who get honor roll during one grading period get a card to drop one assignment in three classes during the next quarter. Now call me crazy, but if you get honor roll, you probably do not need the extra boost in your classes. The kids who are close to honor roll but...
If the Gillette commercial offended you, check yourself
Jack Kirk, Staff Writer
January 23, 2019
The razor company Gillette recently put out a controversial commercial that tackled various aspects of toxic masculinity, such as sexual harassment and violence at a young age. This, unsurprisingly garnered a lot of heat from many people and calls for boycotts of Gillette and their parent company,...
Photo gallery: Robinson’s 2019-2020 open house
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Photo gallery: Traditional senior clap out
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Robinson softball heads to regional finals
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