The following video was created by Jazlyn Viera and Photography by Brianna Murphey
By Yasmeen Faine News Editor I can’t help but tell you how excellent this restaurant is on how great their food is and their interior designs are. When you walk in, you would feel like you are at home, but in Italy somewhere. There is a great big rustic chandelier that is gold [...]
By Matthew Bonachea Chief of Web Design The taste of crisp, warm thin noodles, the sound of Chinese music playing in the background mixed with the sounds of people talking about their day, people coming over and filling up glasses with cold water. This is the everyday dinner service of Dragon Gate: Authentic Chinese [...]
By Kayla Cueto Journalism Class Reporter New Somerset Panther teacher Alysha Casablanca describes herself as an energetic person. If Ms. Casablanca was compared to an animal she said she would be a “dolphin because they are playful, smarter than they look and they love the water.” She takes that energy to the classroom by using [...]
From 2010-2011 school year for the first time Somerset began the Musical Theatre course under the
By Katrina Fernandez News Reporter It’s looking like a Candy Wonderland here at Somerset Academy!
By Sidoney Russell Journalism Reporter Onika Maraji (also known as Nicki Minaj), one of the top fema
May 15, 2012 in Opinions by Nicky The Theatre Geek<3
From 2010-2011 school year for the first time Somerset began the Musical Theatre course under the direction of drama teacher Mrs. Kaplan. During the 2011-2012 school year it was quickly removed as an elective and replaced with the Improvisation Course. “[I] decided that Improv would be better because we have [...]
May 13, 2012 in Opinions by Katrina Fernandez
By Katrina Fernandez News Reporter It’s looking like a Candy Wonderland here at Somerset Academy! With clubs selling pizza, cupcakes, and snow cones, students have a wide variety of choices. But do parents and teachers approve of this? Should this be banned from school premises? Some kids say that selling [...]
May 11, 2012 in Opinions by Sidoney Russell :)
By Sidoney Russell Journalism Reporter Onika Maraji (also known as Nicki Minaj), one of the top female rappers, has become a disgrace to many of her former fans due to her new style of song choices, dance, and especially portrayal of songs through performances and music videos. Some of you [...]
May 10, 2012 in Features by Camila Rivera
By Camila Rivera Features Editor Excuses, Excuses! We have all heard them and experienced them, especially teachers. But why do students use them? Is it because they want to be funny? Or maybe because they’re to lazy to do their work? Eighth-grader Adrian Cadavid is one [...]
May 9, 2012 in Features by Zachary Hernandez
By Zachary Hernandez Journalism Class Reporter Have you ever gone to a theme park but didn’t know what rides to go on? Well get ready for the ride of your life! Let me tell you the top 10 rides that you should go on the next time you [...]
May 9, 2012 in Features by matthew monelli
By Matthew Monelli Journalism Class Reporter The nominees for the 84th annual Academy Awards were announced Jan. 24. A lot of nominations like best actor, visual effects, and director. One of the best and longest movie series with eight movies is Harry Potter. Daniel Radcliffe starring as Harry [...]
March 23, 2012 in Featured, Showcase by Matthew Bonachea
The following video was created by Jazlyn Viera and Photography by Brianna Murphey
January 25, 2012 in Featured, Features by Matthew Bonachea
By Yasmeen Faine News Editor I can’t help but tell you how excellent this restaurant is on how great their food is and their interior designs are. When you walk in, you would feel like you are at home, but in Italy somewhere. There is a great big [...]
December 14, 2011 in Features by Nicky The Theatre Geek<3
By Nicky Macias Chief of Graphic Design Courtesy of Tijuanaflats.com When you walk into Tijuana Flats located at 14633 Miramar Parkway Miramar, FL 33027 you are immediately greeted and given a menu, you have many Tex-Mex items to chose from. You can dine in on the unsupported high stools [...]
November 12, 2011 in News by Matthew Bonachea
By Matthew Bonachea Chief of Web Design Ninth-grader Melanie Bustamante paints a nice picture of the library, otherwise known as the computer lab, stating “the library is extremely relaxing, [because] we get to listen to classical music.” Other students such as sophomore Andy Beltran say the the library is “loud [...]
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