Cavalier Girls & Boys Soccer Games

Andres Velasco and Sara Saliamonas

November 13, 2017

Filed under Galleries, Photo Galleries, Recent Stories, Soccer, Sports, Winter

Gables Takes Victory Against Coral Park

Cameryn Padron and Andres Velasco

October 13, 2017

Filed under Fall, Football, Recent Stories, Sports, Top Stories

Quick View Into College Fair 2017

Cameryn Padron, Photographer

October 10, 2017

Filed under Galleries, Photo Galleries, Recent Stories

Laying Down the Law with Mr. Garcia

Natalia Rodriguez, Staff Writer

May 11, 2017

Filed under Faculty, Recent Stories, Spotlights, Top Stories

This year, Gables's own Mr. Julio Garcia was honored with the title of 2017 Street Law Educator of the Year. The award is presented annually, and educators of all levels from across the nation are considered to receive the honorary title. Even though Garcia didn't start out teaching law, his passion...

The Unicorn Frappuccino: Yay or Neigh?

Mia Galex, Staff Writer

May 10, 2017

Filed under Miscellaneous, Recent Stories, Reviews, Top Stories

Our Rating: C By now, you have probably heard of Starbucks's limited edition drink, the Unicorn Frappuccino.  It has taken the coffee world by storm and received both criticism and praise for its unique taste. There is no doubt that the drink, which debuted on Wednesday, gets its name from it...

Cav Crash Audition Form

Henry Santer, Managing Editor

March 1, 2017

Filed under Briefs, News, Recent Stories

Students interested in performing at Cav Crash, the school's annual talent show, should fill out this google form. We hope to see you there!

Public Education to be Placed on the Endangered List

Emily Simon, Staff Writer

February 21, 2017

Filed under Domestic Affairs, Opinion, Recent Stories, Top Stories

School vouchers are created and distributed by state governments and allow parents to use public funds to pay for an alternative form of education for their child. Today, 12 states, Florida included, provide voucher systems for parents with a certain amount of money-and this varies state-by-state....

The SAG Awards: There’s a Time and a Place for Poltics

Mia Galex, Staff Writer

February 8, 2017

Filed under Domestic Affairs, Opinion, Recent Stories

The Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards are a series of accolades given to actors and actresses to recognize outstanding performances in film and primetime television.  With so many other award ceremonies out there, it is hard to say if winning a SAG award is all that special. Not to mention, this year's...

Uber, You’re Fired!

Emily Simon, Staff Writer

February 6, 2017

Filed under Domestic Affairs, Opinion, Recent Stories, Top Stories

#DeleteUber began trending on Twitter on Jan. 28 and continued on into the morning of Jan. 29 as a result of Uber's action taken during the protests against President Trump's temporary ban on travel from several Middle East countries - Iraq, Iran, Syria, Yemen, Sudan, Somalia and Lybia. Uber received...

Newborn Kidnapped in 1998 Found Alive

Brianna Valdes, Staff Writer

January 27, 2017

Filed under International & Domestic, News, Recent Stories

Kamiyah Mobley thought she had experienced a fairly normal life growing up in Walterboro, S.C., but after 18 years she found out the woman acting as her mom was never really her mom. In 1998, a child was kidnapped from the hospital hours after being born. Only visible on a grainy hospital video,...

Senior Picnic Field Trip Forms

Annie Farrell, Copy Editor

January 24, 2017

Filed under Briefs, News, Recent Stories

Seniors! Senior Picnic is taking place on March 10, 2017! Cost per person is $30. Collections for Senior Picnic will take place Feb. 7, 8 & 9 during both lunches in Student Activities (room 9219). Please print this field trip form and bring it, along with your payment, to collections. Congratulations seniors!...

The End of “Wet Foot, Dry Foot” Signals Equality

Yeileny Lopez, Staff Writer

January 24, 2017

Filed under International Issues, Opinion, Recent Stories

A week before Trump's inauguration, former president Obama decided to put an end to the "Wet Foot, Dry Foot" policy in the United States. Obama is known for being a president who believes in equality for all despite their differences. The "Wet Foot, Dry Foot" policy went against what Obama believes...