With the upcoming 2024 presidential election, the public is faced with the pick of one from four candidates. Stanton’s student run newspaper, Devil’s Advocate hosts its Mock Election on September 24, when students will be able to cast their vote.
Everyone has their first place, which is their home, and their second place, which is their work or school. A person’s third place is a meaningful area for them. It is where they often spend their time, and it is like a second home. Students at Stanton College Preparatory School have a variety of third places.
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Stanton College Preparatory School students have their own unique ways of studying, using their own methods and materials to get their work done and successfully retain the information that they are learning. Furthermore, how they set up their supplies matters to each student, as they feel it can determine how well they retain the information they’re studying. Stanton students have a variety of different setups, ranging from ....
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The neighborhood of Atlantic Beach is a scenic locale, full of vibrant establishments and natural beauty.
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Rookie tackles writing a new article for the newspaper on Stanton’s many communities.
Associate Digital Media Editor Katie Wong explores the paradox of today’s teenagers balancing the excitement of independence with the nostalgia for childhood as they navigate the complexities of growing up.
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Staff Writer Elle Wight explores the various opinions surrounding movie sequels.
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Staff Writer Sriya Vemuri explores the developments and regression regarding women’s rights and roles in society.
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Staff Writer Ramkumar Sridhar interviews Stanton’s new football coach, Mr. Ryan Carter, examining his new goals for the upcoming season.
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Section Editor Erica Truong discusses the phenomenon of microtrends surging in popularity then dying out and their potential consequences on the world.
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Staff Writer Ashley Wang discusses the cycle of unhealthy habits that students fall back into with the start of the new year.
Staff Writer Audrey Parman provides advice to help the class of 2028 adjust to life at Stanton.