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Julia Hubbell

Julia Hubbell, Staff Reporter

Julia Hubbell is a junior at Lake Brantley High School, second year staff member and Entertainment Editor for The Brantley Banner. Her interest in music is diverse, playing flute, piccolo, piano and guitar, she also works on her own musical compositions. She is the assistant section leader for the flute section in the Marching Patriot Band. Julia can often be found hunting for Queen: Greatest hits on vinyl, or ordering a Twigs n’ Berries from the nearest Planet Smoothie. This year, she hopes to diversify her story selection and further her abilities as a journalist.

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Great responsibility, great delivery

January 19, 2022
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Review on Spider-Man: No Way Home

Review on “Spider-Man: No Way Home”

January 19, 2022
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Down multiple players, the junior varsity girls basketball team invited junior varsity soccer players to play against Forest Lake Academy. I am pretty happy with the performance throughout the game, junior Adriana Sylvia said. Every player put in their all and didnt give up, which I truly appreciate.

From field to court

January 7, 2022
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Members of GSA walk amongst members and allies of the LGBTQ+ community during the Come Out with Pride celebration on Oct. 9. “It was so special to be in such a supportive and welcoming environment.

Come Out with Pride parade

November 10, 2021
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Harry Styles: JAM Sesh

October 19, 2021
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Students play La Lotería at the Hispanic Heritage Festival on Friday, Oct 15. La Lotería is a game similar to bingo, but uses images instead of numbers, and is originally from Mexico.

Hispanic Heritage Festival

October 19, 2021
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The ongoing staff shortages within the local community have negatively impacted the school district, businesses and students. This classroom, now unused, was once full of students, but has been unfilled for weeks after a major schedule change occurred due to the insufficient resources for students and teachers.

EDITORIAL: Understaffed, overworked

October 17, 2021
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Ranch

Riveting ranch recipe

October 15, 2021
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Junior, and third year student of 3D Animation Technology, Kira Klafter shows the process of designing a character. Its a lot of fun to work with all these programs, Klafter said. You learn a lot about what goes into making designs look good.

Creative design and entertainment attracts students

September 22, 2021
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As football season opens, the Brantley Boys have made their comeback for the first time since the 2019-2020 school year. These masked members of the student body work to excite students for upcoming games. At the Lake Mary pep rally, this group rode around on a golf cart, spreading school spirit through waving and chanting alongside the student body.

[Photo] Lake Mary Pep Rally

September 15, 2021
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Meeting in room 5-026, the Pre-Med Club gets together every other Monday. They focus on building members knowledge of medicine, with the goal of preparing them for future careers in the medical field. “I learn a lot through the activities we do, and just from being around the other members,” junior Abby Roberson said.

Pre-Med Club

September 14, 2021
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Junior Rebecca Montanez attempts to catch a football at the Lunch Jam pep rally on Friday, Aug. 13. “We’re having so much fun and I love showing off my school spirit,” Montanez said. “To get involved, I go to the sports games, join clubs and participate in events like this. It brings everybody together.”

Lunch Jam: was it the jam?

August 23, 2021
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Taylor Swift’s 8th album folklore was released on July 24. Its companion album evermore was released Dec. 11.

[Photo] Swift’s new era

April 9, 2021
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Sports JAM: Superbowl

April 6, 2021
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The new Disney+ series Wandavision has hooked audiences since its premiere on Jan. 15. This is the first Marvel series to consist of multiple episodes, rather than a feature length film.

Marvel’s new “vision”: Wandavision

March 20, 2021
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Senior Justin Keyt marks off measurements before the woodshop class lays new flooring. “This project was helpful because it introduced us to flooring,” Keyt said. “It was also special because most projects we do are for other parts of the campus, the new floors are in our shop.”

Underneath the stadium: Woodshop class

February 23, 2021
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Loaded words are commonly found in todays media, it can be a dangerous manipulator to the minds of readers.

Loaded language in the media

January 10, 2021
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The 1988 film Die Hard presents the longstanding debate over whether it is a Christmas movie, or just another action packed hero film.

Is ‘Die Hard’ a Christmas Movie?

December 17, 2020
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The 1993 film The Nightmare Before Christmas features the holidays Christmas and Halloween. Many wonder what time of year is appropriate to watch the Tim Burton classic.

The Nightmare Before Christmas: scary or merry?

December 3, 2020
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Though it seems childish to do arts and crafts in a high school classroom, Garmon seems to learn from them as well as enjoy the low-stress activity. “It’s nice because we still learn about children even though we aren’t doing anything difficult,” Garmon said.

Early childhood gets crafty

November 1, 2020
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Many holiday shoppers are excited for the upcoming Black Friday. But due to COVID-19 restrictions, some are left wondering if its even worth attending.

Black Friday: lower prices and lower expectations

November 1, 2020
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Junior Sierra Higgins plays the drum set during a School of Rock performance. She enjoys the experience of playing for live audiences, and channels her excitement into her playing. “Being able to perform in front of the public is cool, it gives me a learning experience,” Higgins said. “I’m always excited to start playing.”

Sierra Higgins: drum line vs. drum set

October 30, 2020
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Sophomore Chelsea Faller has used her time at home to learn new techniques and determine what suits her style. She has been working with new shading methods in her most recent drawings. “I’ve always wanted to try new methods, and now I finally can,” Faller said.

Passed time and pastimes

September 29, 2020
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