Bring the DAC Back
Andrew Miller, OPINIONS EDITOR
November 9, 2018
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Students comfortably spread out along various bleachers, quietly waiting. All students are at the same level, ground level; There is no senior privilege, no seniority. Each student has adequate room to comfortably sit and stretch their legs, and every student can see perfectly while sitting—there is...
Lead Ed: School newspapers deserve freedom of the press
November 8, 2018
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  The Trinity Voice strives to emulate professional journalism in every way possible, from the manner in which its writers conduct interviews to the omission of Oxford commas. Sometimes we make mistakes, but the intent has always been to establish a level of integrity with the student body.  Â...
The Kwammentary: Lightning’s not that frightening
Andrew Kwa, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
November 8, 2018
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  When it comes to all things physical, I am an extremely lazy individual. Running, lifting weights, even sitting up straight — I hate it all.    If you’re wondering why I still swim, all I can tell you is that the reason involves beef jerky, Monster Energy and a pentagram.   But if there is one thing...
The Kwammentary: HOCO asks need more class
Andrew Kwa, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
November 8, 2018
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  There’s nothing quite like the incentive of dancing in a dim-lit gymnasium filled with Party City balloons and streamers to get Trinity students to put a little more effort into their social outings. Candy is bought. Posters are outsourced. Secret plans are kept even worse than they normall...
The Kwammentary: Here’s a college essay
Andrew Kwa, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
November 8, 2018
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  Over the past two months, I’ve had the absolutely wonderful opportunity to go through the college process. In fact, I found the endeavor so delightful that I wrote more college essays than I needed to. I’ve decided to share one of my extra essays with you all for your enrichment. Enjoy...
Smoke and mirrors
October 29, 2018
Filed under OPINIONS, SHOWCASE, Uncategorized
  In this day and age, few would argue that cigarettes aren’t dangerous. What was once considered a harmless pastime has been proven to cause irreparable damage to users' health. But ask any teenager about the risks of vapes and Juuls, and they would likely respond with complete unconcern.  ...
Earlier actions will lead to later success
Drew Miller, Opinions Editor
October 11, 2018
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  Trinity Preparatory School considers itself as one of the top college preparatory schools in Central Florida. However, the school is not using enough resources and providing enough college assistance to live up to its college prep name.   Students who have top-tier aspirations cannot wait until th...
Lessons a textbook can’t teach
Alexandra Lipton, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
May 3, 2018
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  At this point in the year, the senior class is buzzing with anticipation: APs are quickly approaching, graduation is scarcely a month away and the reality of moving out is sinking in. Despite all of the excitement that pushes seniors out of Trinity’s doors, the class of 2018 can’t help but ...
Smoke and mirrors
May 3, 2018
Filed under EDITORIALS, OPINIONS, SHOWCASE
  In this day and age, few would argue that cigarettes aren’t dangerous. What was once considered a harmless pastime has been proven to cause irreparable damage to users’ health. But ask any teenager about the risks of vapes and Juuls, and they would likely respond with complete unconcern.   ...
More than just attendance
March 8, 2018
Filed under EDITORIALS
When schedules are released over the summer, every sophomore is excited and nervous to discover who their adviser will be for the rest of high school. It is a comfort for students to know that a teacher will be there specifically to support them academically and emotionally for the rest of their time...