As high school ends, many are thinking about their future. Some look toward colleges and trade schools wondering how they will afford it and what exactly they will do with their future. While looking towards the future, there is always the option of joining the army. This is encouraged andContinue Reading
Over the past three years, I have had the incredible opportunity to be a part of the West Bull’s Eye team. Today, I can look back on my first day of class and wonder how I developed from an awkward writer not knowing a thing about journalism. I cannot believeContinue Reading
Jordan Martin, my cousin, has been someone who I have looked up to throughout my entire life. Now, in this interview, I followed through with his accomplishments and why exactly he serves as someone so inspiring. While he cannot swim with sharks, or walk through a ring of fire, myContinue Reading
Covid-19 has affected every person on this planet in some shape or form. Additionally, it has affected organizations and teams in many ways. I had the chance to interview a division one athlete, Gianna Edwards. The D1 athlete attending East Carolina University in North Carolina is a college freshman andContinue Reading
Have you ever wondered how other states are handling the spread of Covid-19 and quarantine? Do more states listen to authorities better than others? How are other people quarantining? What are the rules in other states? Is it similar or different from New York? These questions are all answered byContinue Reading
It was the early 1990s, and Antonietta Supa had just been hired as the legal librarian for a major aviation law firm. There was no Internet, no Google, no online database; the most advanced research technology she had was the now-ancient microfiche. But now, she would be faced with anContinue Reading
Walking down the halls of A-Wing, many students would turn and stare. It is inevitable though the petite brunette commands your attention with her retro style and little beret. Some giggle, some gawk, some ponder in confusion for a minute at how long it must take her to get ready.Continue Reading
High school inclusion and representation is being further expanded by the Smithtown High School West GSA. Run by Mrs. Santora and administered by President Issa Adil, the club is making great strides this upcoming year from a smaller, recreational club to a more involved organization at Smithtown West. According toContinue Reading
Homework. Almost every student has had to endure it, and about that same number has complained about it all the way through – myself included. For these countless victims, homework, after a while, can begin to feel like a Groundhog Day of stress. Hour after hour, day after day, weekContinue Reading
Just about everybody within America has either watched a football or basketball game on TV or at least knows somebody who has. Being one of the most popular sports in America, there is tons of money in this industry. However, I am not just writing about professional sports. College sportsContinue Reading
With all the turmoil and unrest this year, it is worthwhile to sit back and reflect on our lives… and our cultures. Our country is very diverse, and sometimes it is important to appreciate the values of it. As many Americans know, Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated from mid-September toContinue Reading
The zero-sum fallacy is the assumption that economic transactions are based on a fixed pie in which what is gained by someone is indefinitely lost by someone else. The political left often wrongfully believes landlords extort tenants, and the government must act as a third party. This couldn’t be furtherContinue Reading