What Makes a Teen?

April 13, 2018

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Everyone likes to be independent, but at what point does independence become adulthood?  Sophomore year, most teens start driving; junior year, most teens start working; and senior year, teens become legal adults and prepare to go off to college.  This is the natural order of life, and always has been;...

Want to Start A Business? These Guys Did It.

Max Janowitz, Staffer

April 13, 2018

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Gxxd Gang has taken LMHS by storm, you can easily spot the XX’s around campus. The Rampage sat down with LMHS Seniors Chase Tolar, Kyle Cohen, Daniel Battilo, and LMHS alumni Cameron Koohyar, their CEO, to ask about the difficulties and successes of starting a business while in school. Q (Max):...

The Cocoa Crisis

Ryan M., Executive Editor

February 7, 2018

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40 years from now, the luxury of enjoying your favorite chocolate bar might be long gone. According to a recent report by two of the world's largest chocolate makers, the gap between how much chocolate the world consumes and how much cocoa makers can produce is only growing, and we will start to see...

Justice for Justice

Max Janowitz, Staffer

December 5, 2017

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Social injustice- namely racism- is largely ignored, even when it's happening right here in Lake Mary. Too many young minorities in our society have fallen victim to racial profiling.  Senior Justice Donald had an experience with this injustice firsthand during the Hurricane Irma break. "It was a normal...

Toys “R” Not For Us

Kaavya S., News Editor

December 5, 2017

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When we were younger, there was a great deal of excitement of going and picking out a brand-new toy from Toys “R” Us, which is America’s prime toy store. Do you remember the last time you explored the fun-filled aisles of a toy store? Well, I hope so because it turns out that you are going to be...

Falling In Love: Outdoor Edition

November 1, 2017

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Autumn is here, which means outdoor dates are now a comfortable option for lovers. Since Lake Mary is situated amongst a variety of natural landscapes, couples have endless opportunities to explore the outdoors while appreciating the cooler weather- together of course. Lake Louisa State Park: Located...

WW3: The Fight for Trump’s America

Ryan E

April 25, 2017

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It was declared by President Trump, from his leather recliner in Mar-a-lago, that the United States have officially declared war on everyone else. Offering some comfort for the already egotistical nation, Trump explained, “The world is a very dangerous place. It’s our job to stop bad things from...

Phobias– Why Are You So Scared?

Zoya M., Staff

March 16, 2017

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Phobias can destroy your life. You usually have no say in the matter as well. Genetics determine 25%-65% of what phobias you have. So if your mom or dad or even your grandparents have a fear of apples, you’re more likely to be scared of them too. In a test performed with mice, scientists associated...

Crime Against Cursive

Madison.C, Staff

March 16, 2017

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Generation Z (those born in 1996 through 2010) have been brutally punished by the generations before us; we weren't taught how to write. Their excuse? "Everything is online, kids don't have to read or write real letters anymore." This gave them the right to allow kids to hold their pencils with the same...

Is Understanding Basic Geography a Thing of the Past?

March 16, 2017

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At Lake Mary High School, the only course offered that remotely ties into geography and maps would be AP Human Geography; over the summer, students must study countries on the continents all over the world and, within the first two weeks of school, take quizzes on what they have learned.  AP Human is...