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By Kiara Cain Last school year we welcomed a new project to our swamp. G.L.U.E. stands for Gators Learning and Understanding Exceptionalities. G.L.U.E was started as an inclusive project that focuses on our Annex Angels. The motivation and creation of

by Kirsten Sepulvado In the recent musical Descendants, performed by Captain Shreve’s Theater Performance Team, the role of Audrey was performed by Kaitlin Smith. Smith is a junior at Captain Shreve and had never done a play or musical with

By Kaitlin Smith Everyone has an escape. That’s what Dungeons and Dragons, more commonly known as D&D, is for Brandon Winningham. Winningham is a journalism, broadcasting, and creative writing teacher at Captain Shreve. While his daily routine oriented and structured,

The insight on what it’s like to win a scholarship By Kiara Cain Warren Floyd, a Captain Shreve Drummer, was recently awarded with a scholarship to Grambling. Floyd has been dedicated to being a drummer and has worked very hard

By Maddison Reynolds “Chuck,” Charles, Coach. The 60-year-old Charles Law goes by many names. His students, though, know him as Mr. Law. Law has achieved great success in his business. Law is an amazing entrepreneur. He has constantly worked hard

By Kirsten Sepulvado In 1991 Marion Scott was diagnosed with leukemia. A few years prior she had just moved from Guatemala to America to experience American culture. She wanted to experience American college and football games that they did not

By Reese Gilcrease On September 24th of her junior year in high school, 16 year old Morgan Ersoff was diagnosed with Leukemia. She was a varsity athlete for cross country and the soccer team. She ran cross country for two