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WCSSAA rugby and soccer quarter-finals are set May 17th, 2013
Teams play Friday in state semifinals in Fort Myers
The Jupiter and St. Thomas Aquinas baseball teams have a common thread this weekend besides vying for titles at the state championships at JetBlue Park in Fort Myers.
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Southlake Carroll has risen from 20th to No. 16 in the latest MaxPreps Xcellent 50 National Baseball Rankings. The Dragons are 30-4-1 and will play Midland in a best-of-3 5A Region I quarterfinal starting Friday.
Carroll is the only team from the Dallas-Fort Worth area in the rankings. Here are the Texas teams in the top 25, along with their class and region. (Region … [visit site to read more]
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Heritage-Delray beats Bishop Snyder 1-0 in 3A championship May 15th, 2013
Stallions capture their third consecutive softball state title
VERO BEACH – American Heritage-Delray claimed its third consecutive softball state championship Thursday, thanks to strong pitching from Corrie Boggess, stellar defensive plays behind her, and one weird final play featuring a pair of freshman reserves.
Park Vista volleyball can’t compete comeback bid May 14th, 2013
KISSIMMEE — Park Vista’s dramatic comeback attempt fell short in Friday’s boys volleyball state quarterfinal match.
Fabulous Find of the Week: Charlotte Russe Chevron Print Top May 14th, 2013
The black and white trend is still going strong, so for this week’s Fabulous Find, we’ve found a chic top featuring the stylish color scheme.
This chevron print top has a bold, yet casual vibe that can easily be dressed up or dressed down with the right accessories. Plus, this Charlotte Russe top rings in at just under , making it quite the stylish steal. Ready to see what this Fab Find looks like? Just scroll on down to check it out, as well as three fashionable ways to style it for summer:
The Top:
Mesh Inset Banded Bottom Tee – .99 at Charlotte Russe
Outfit Inspiration
If you like this trendy and budget-friendly top, then you’re going to love the outfits we put together for inspiration. Read on to find out three stylish ways to wear this week’s Fabulous Find:
Outfit #1: Cute & Comfy
Product Info: Top- Charlotte Russe, Pants- Gap, Bracelets- ASOS, Bag- ASOS, Shoes- Lulu’s
For a cute, yet casual outfit, start by pairing the top with a pair of comfy, khaki-colored trousers. Sea green ballet flats add a pretty pop of color, while this printed tote lends a fun and whimsical touch. Complete the look by accessorizing with an eclectic mix of bracelets and bangles.
Outfit #2: Color Contrast
Product Info: Top- Charlotte Russe, Skirt- Forever 21, Earrings- Amrita Singh, Shoes- Sosie, Clutch- Dorothy Perkins
Dress up this top for a night out by pairing it with a royal blue body-con skirt. Add a pair of double-strap wedges for an elegant touch. For this ensemble, keep the accessories on the edgy side, adding a studded box clutch and some bold black-and-gold tiered statement earrings.
Outfit #3: Casual Chic
Product Info: Top- Charlotte Russe, Shorts- Delia’s, Necklace- J. Crew, Shoes- ASOS, Bag- Forever 21
This final look is another casual option that’s perfect for a hot summer day. Start by pairing our Fab Find with a pair of bright coral-colored shorts. Add a pair of t-strap sandals – a comfy and cute choice for summer. Accessorize with a jeweled collar necklace – we love how this white stone one doesn’t compete with the bold pattern of the top. Grab a sleek black cross-body bag to complete this look.
Your thoughts?
What do you think of this week’s Fabulous Find? Would you buy this Charlotte Russe top? Do you like chevron? Which look is your favorite? How would you wear this top? Remember to leave a comment below and tell us what you think!
Jupiter defeats Flanagan 8-1 in 8A regional final May 12th, 2013
PEMBROKE PINES–When the final out was recorded, Jupiter’s players emptied the dugout, and tumbled onto the infield in a celebration of pure glee.
West Boca overmatched against Aquinas in regional final May 12th, 2013
Raiders defeat West Boca 11-1 in regional final
FORT LAUDERDALE — St. Thomas Aquinas scored early and often as it downed visiting West Boca Raton , 11-1 in the Class 7A regional baseball final at St. Thomas Aquinas High School on Friday night.
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How To Tell Your Parents You are Taking a Gap Year May 11th, 2013
Gap Year Travel
In some countries, the gap year, or bridge year as it is sometimes called, is part of a normal pattern of events for students just out of high school. Here in the United States, however, it’s not quite as common, but it certainly has merit!
If you aren’t quite ready for college, you want to see more of the world before buckling down for another few years of school, or you just want to get a better feel for your intended career choice, a gap year could be right for you. And once you’ve decided to take a gap year, you might be wondering how to tell your parents.
How To Tell Your Parents You are Taking a Gap Year
It might not be as difficult as you think. If your parents have been very involved in your college search, they have probably already read about a gap year. Your goal is to make sure they understand the reasons you’re considering it, that you aren’t going to waste a year of your life, and that you are hoping to grow as a person before tackling your college career.
Stay on the College Path – Don’t ditch your SAT test or ACT test. Remember to prepare as if you are going to college. In fact, you should still apply! If you get in to your dream school, that’s great! Just ask for a deferment. If not, know that some schools (including Ivy League schools like Harvard and Princeton) actually encourage students to take a gap year before digging in!
Prepare a Budget — Let your parents know that you are serious by presenting them with a budget that outlines your monthly expenses. Account for expenses both obvious and hidden, and don’t forget to add in entertainment. Think about the cost of gas as well as maintenance, housing, and expenses to consider if you are going to be part of a gap year group or if you are branching out on your own. Whatever your gap year plan is, be sure to put it down in dollars and cents to give your parents a better understanding of what you are expecting from them and how you plan to help.
Have a Back-Up Plan — If you don’t get into college (or your first or second choice college) this time around, know that a gap year can help you get in. How you spend your gap year can help college admissions get a better feel for the person you are becoming. Some gap year programs include options for extensive travel opportunities or community service projects. That kind of year off can really make you stand out to college admissions and may even help you get in to a school that originally turned you down!
Consider an Internship — If you aren’t sure what you want to do after high school, maybe it would help you to test the waters with an internship. Not only can you gain valuable skills and determine whether or not the major you’re considering will be a good fit, but you will also stand out to college admission officers who are looking for future movers and shakers.
Stick to the Plan
Don’t get angry. Don’t become confrontational. Take to heart whatever they have to say. The bottom line is that you will most likely need your parents’ help to make the most of your gap year! Making them a part of the process and listening to their advice can go a long way in helping achieve your gap year goals!
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