Notorious RBG: The Life and Legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsberg

Molly Clemens, Editor

October 15, 2020

“[I would like to be remembered as] someone who used whatever talent she had to do her work to the very best of her ability.” Ruth Bader Ginsberg: Supreme Court Justice, feminist, cultural icon. The list goes on. Her countless accomplishments and success paved the way for all women in the US.  ...

Are Reporters Really the Enemy?

Tattianna Hudson, Staff

September 25, 2020

Journalism is under fire since President Trump called them 'the enemy of the people.' However, does Trump have a point?  Is bias in journalism hurting our democracy or is Trump out of bounds in his criticism? The Rampage asked a prominent local journalist for his opinions and feedback. Robert Guaderrama...

Quick Break-Time Dessert Ideas for Between Classes

September 25, 2020

  While at home, you may be struggling to find time to cook between breaks from class. Luckily, we’ve got just the right thing to help! Between breaks and lunch, here are some quick dessert ideas to keep your grades sweet and your food sweeter!   ————————————————————————   5-Minute Chocola...

Do We Really Need Toilet Paper???

September 25, 2020

Believe it or not, we're weird. In fact, much of the world considers us a bit on the "dirty" side as well. Why? We use toilet paper. Just look at Japan. They are known for their toilet prowess. They are the Rembrandts of the bathroom and have perfected the electronic toilet. The secret? Water. Let...

A Student’s Survival Guide During Coronavirus

September 25, 2020

A lot of LMHS students are staying home during this year, either doing connect or virtual school. Even so, life goes on, people get hungry, bored, and out of shape. With that in mind, this is a guide that can give you some ideas to help yourself.   Cooking Cooking is a skill that many ...

Seminole Connect Not Feeling the Love

September 25, 2020

With the up and coming coronavirus pandemic, a lot of regular routines have been changed for safety reasons. While some students stay at home and do connect, others go face-to-face. Connect students use the app Webex to watch their classes through a screen. Are these new changes making it more difficult...

Scary Lake Mary!!!

September 25, 2020

Do you have a phobia? Phobias, defined as "extreme or irrational fears," are common occurrences in the modern human brain. Some can be understandable (such as "acrophobia," the fear of heights) but others are stranger ("pogonophobia," the fear of beards). Students at Lake Mary High School are not...

Aesthetically Pleasing or Totally Tone Deaf? The Florida Project film sites are now a hotspot for Instagram pics

Molly Clemens, Editor

September 23, 2020

The Florida Project, a 2017 indie film, has recently gained traction for telling the stories of families living in extreme poverty just outside of Orlando’s theme parks. While the movie focuses on a fictional mother-daughter duo, the plot is based on the real-life struggles many Central Floridians fac...

Schools Can’t Do It All…

Shelby M, Co Editor in Chief

September 15, 2020

When COVID first struck the U.S., many people underestimated the impact it would have on so many aspects of life. Not only did businesses have to shut down, but so did schools. The process of closing schools across the country opened up a pandora’s box, in which one of the problems that seeped out...

Is Cancel Culture Toxic??

Alyssa Arroyo, Staff

September 14, 2020

Cancel culture - the popular practice of withdrawing support for public figures and companies after they have done or said something considered objectionable or offensive. Cancel culture is something that has become very popular this year, recently having been used against many influencers like Bryce...