Bright EyesA bright emo talent Tuesday, May 17, 2005 By Lydia Mashburn When some people think of emo bands and emo kids they think of short jet black haircuts, back pocketed bandanas and sad whiney people drowning their sorrows in guitar chords. Although the emotional ma full story

April Sixth brings April showers [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, May 17, 2005 By Brittany Spilker If you’re into music that you can listen to while operating heavy machinery, as to drown out the sound, then the debut single “Dear Angel”, from April Sixth is right for you. Although their first try full story

Teenage band Vinyl keeps rock ‘n’ roll alive Tuesday, May 17, 2005 By Beatrice Murray Does rock’n’roll still live? full story

New football coach wants better results next season: Dustin Bengston will lead the ‘Canes football team. [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, May 17, 2005 By David Namm As the ‘Canes football team prepares for next season with their off-season workouts, there’s a new face at the head of their team. Dustin Bengston, who this year coached both the girls’ varsity basket full story

FACE OFF: Two EYE staffers face off on one of America’s most controversial topics. Lydia Mashburn advocates lowering the drinking age to eighteen. Sean Kelly is aganist lowering the drinking age. [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, May 17, 2005 By Sean Kelly As of this moment, if you live in America, you must be at least 21 years of age to enjoy an alcoholic beverage. Many Americans between the ages 18 and 21 have often complained that the drinking age in full story

FACE OFF: Two EYE staffers face off on one of America’s most controversial topics. Lydia Mashburn advocates lowering the drinking age to eighteen. Sean Kelly is aganist lowering the drinking age. [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, May 17, 2005 By Lydia Mashburn In Florida, people from age 18 to 20 can smoke, vote, dance at night clubs, go to Ybor after 11 but still not bring a drink to their mouth. It is preposterous that the legal age cannot be changed to 1 full story

Things not to be missed [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, May 17, 2005 By Sean Kelly I couldn’t help but notice that most of the seniors are reflecting on their time at Palm Harbor University and their high school life in general. So, I decided for my last commentary to give you the t full story

Dress Code to be changed once again: Old rules are reinstated and new additions will take effect next year. Tuesday, May 17, 2005 By Rachel Webb & Caroline Leite Starting in August of 2005, Palm Harbor University High School is implementing a new dress code. “We follow the instructions of the school board. The school board is looking at making things consisten full story

Senior Brad McNally designs his future: Inspired by music, this senior’s specialties range from drawing to graphic design to photography. Tuesday, May 17, 2005 By Beatrice Murray Ringling School of Arts and Design is one of the most prestigious art colleges in America. It takes skill, talent and massive amounts of hard work. Brad McNally is a senior that obviously possesses th full story

Girls dominate the spring season at PHU: Finishing the school year on a positive athletic note, many of the spring teams will compete for a state title this spring. [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, May 17, 2005 By David Namm As this school year comes to a close, Palm Harbor sports are actually just starting to heat up. Two teams in particular, the softball and flag football teams, both have undefeated records and they bo full story

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