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The rain can be an inconvenience, a pleasure, or even a danger to students and staff at Steinbrenner. No matter how we interpret it though, it has been playing an important role in natural cycles. Design by Ash Podosek.
No Rain No Gain: What the Rain does for Steinbrenner
Left to Right, Back row: Ashleybeth Calix-Sori, Ademy Malave, Lily Astin, Gianna Puntureri, Front row: Sophia Muzio, Carmen Valladares, Cora Carew, Allison Colon. Steinbrenner cheerleaders at the pep rally performing a routine for the incoming students. Traditionally, Steinbrenner cheerleaders perform at every pep rally. Photo courtesy of Isabel Liberos.
Steinbrenner’s first pep rally sparks school spirit!
Climate change has been a serious topic this year, especially as it has gotten worse in past years, especially in 2023. 2023 was the worst year so far, having increased greenhouse gases like CO2, methane, and nitrous oxide. Photo courtesy of Jayleigh Inman.
Planet in Your Hands: Everyday Habits That Save the Earth
The dire wolf specimen brought to life by Colossal Biosciences named “Romulus” is shown above, he is 6 months old and shows many marvels in his actions. This was previously known as an extinct species and even referred to as fictional due to media depictions. Photo Courtesy of Colossal Biosciences Inc.
The Return from Extinction: How a Company brought back the Dire Wolf
The entrance to Epic Universe at Universal. Currently the park is only open to pass-holders and on May 22nd, 2025, the public will get the chance to finally explore the new park. Photo courtesy Creative Commons.
Universal’s New Addition: Epic Universe
Milena Vydas scrolling on TikTok. Teenagers now have been spending most of their time on social media. Photo courtesy of Sophie Vydas
The Impact of Rage-bait on Teenagers
Lanie Towe’s attention lingered on her phone while she watched videos. Ella Schuleit sat across Lanie with a unsatisfied expression. Teenagers have been spending most of their free time on social media. Photo courtesy of Serenity Valentine
Does Social Media Affect Relationships?
Scientific theories claim time can slow down and speed up. On the other hand, psychologists have been saying that perception has a stronger impact on reality than we think. Photo designed by Canva Graphics.
Does Time Really Fly
People are currently taking allergy medicine to help prevent any future allergies that can affect their immune system. For example, the flowers have thrived and have given allergies to people from pollen. People have used proper medication so that their body can fight against allergies and stay in good health.
How do People Deal with Allergies?
The Last of Us franchise keeps growing with popularity with its intense story and unforgettable characters. However, for longtime fans, HBO's casting of Pedro Pascal as Joel. Bella Ramsey as Ellie, and Kaitlyn Dever as Abby just doesn't land. The actors are talented, but the characters feel off, which missed the raw edge that made the games so powerful.
The Last of Us Casting: HBO, Did You Even Play the Game?!
Dollar Tree on 5360 Erlich Rd, Tampa, FL 33624 .This is the place where Gator Fred’s once stood over 6 years ago. (Photo Curtesy of Seth Demetroulis)
Once upon a playground: Remembering Gator Fred’s
Ms. Martinez’s 2nd period AICE general paper class. AICE English is a college-level English course that is offered to freshman. Photo courtesy of Ava Sanchez.
The Switch: Middle to Highschool
The seagull stands on a rock, overlooking the sights of Italy on the ocean shore. As the bird is dependent on the ocean for food it illustrates how all parts of nature fit together. Photo courtesy of Sami Wardeh
The Need for Nature
A perfect summer getaway with palm trees, pools, and waterfalls. It’s been a favorite in the past, still loved now, and will definitely be a go-to spot for summers to come. Photo courtesy of Isabella Reincke.
Best Ultimate Summer Destinations to be: Where to go?
Exam season can be one of the most stressful times for students. The pressure to perform, lack of sleep, and hours of studying can take a serious toll on mental and physical health. It's important to remember that while doing your best is important, so is taking care of yourself. Photo courtesy of Caroline Lord.
Pressure Builds as Exam Week Hits Steinbrenner High School
Rylen Dutka and his teammates walking off the field during half time. During half time, Steinbrenner's color guard performed a show.
Meet Your 2025 Varsity Football Players
During the 2024-2025 school year at Steinbrenner, an amazing group of students united to help better and run the orchestra. Seniors Olivia Lazaro, Rita Mouannes, and Moritz Arnold were this year's presidents, and worked together to highlight the greatness of the rest of the Steinbrenner Orchestra. Photo courtesy of Rita Mouannes
Steinbrenner’s Orchestra Phenomenon: 24-25 Presidents
Some of the posters created by Dr. Miliziano’s students taking the AICE Sociology course. Students have covered their beliefs such as women’s rights, drug abuse, and environmental issues which have been hung around the hallway. Photo courtesy of Kate Caraynoff.
Sociology Takes on Social Issues
Junior Elle Edwards running with the lacrosse ball, away from the opponent, at a game against Freedom High School. After playing lacrosse for nearly six years, lacrosse has become a natural part of her life, becoming an activity to take her mind off things as well as provide her with new friends and opportunities. Photo courtesy of Elle Edwards.
Elle Edwards’ 100 Goal Triumph
Mrs. Roy loves spending time with her amazing family and can’t imagine her life without them. Her students have said her support made their day many times and has improved their passion for school.
Inspiring and Motivating: Impact of Mrs.Roy
Swimmers take their mark and launch into the race. A snapshot of precision, training, and competition in motion. This swim meet was held at academy’s pool. Photo courtesy of Lily Gorgol.
Swim Meet Recap: September 3rd vs Steinbrenner Jesuit and Academy
Flag team put dubs up after huge win. Looking onto the next team standing in their way.
The Fire and Passion of Steinbrenner Girls Flag 
Fans cheer and roar for the Tampa Bay Lightning as they prepare to take the ice at Amalie Arena. The crowd gave the Lightning energy for a strong performance for the 1st game in the playoffs. Photo courtesy of Broc DyLiacco
Taking The Ice: Lightning Storm into the Postseason
Senior, Paige Bueckers of UConn is dribbling up the court in her final college tournament. The NCAA Womens tournament is something fans look forward to each year and are excited to cheer on their team. Photo Courtesy Wikimedia Commons
Final Four Showdown in Tampa
Steinbrenner Flag team at Tampa Bay Buccaneers preseason tournament. Pictured with guest coach Bucs rookie running back, Bucky Irving.
Steinbrenner Flag: Previewing the Greatest Show on Turf
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Ash Podosek is a sophomore at Steinbrenner High School. This is her first time working for
The Oracle. She likes to draw, write stories, and play video games, and can speak French
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The rain can be an inconvenience, a pleasure, or even a danger to students and staff at Steinbrenner. No matter how we interpret it though, it has been playing an important role in natural cycles. Design by Ash Podosek.

No Rain No Gain: What the Rain does for Steinbrenner

Ash Podosek
September 17, 2025
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