Devil's Advocate
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The Devil's Advocate serves as the official newspaper of Stanton College Preparatory School. Publishing both online and in print, it is a public forum for student expression, which encourages free exchange of opinions concerning community and school related issues.
The ideas expressed by Devil's Advocate are not necessarily those of the newspaper adviser, newspaper staff, Stanton administration or Duval County Public School Board. Source
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| Scope | Student/Alumni |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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| Frequency | Weekly |
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Search ArticlesProject Hail Mary Review
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (SCPDA) — The on-screen adaptation of Andy Weir’s “Project Hail Mary” directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller hit cinemas on March 20, 2026. Since then, the film has become a major box office success, received positive reviews from critics, and exceeded expectations of movie goers all around the world. The film begins with the main protagonist, Ryland Grace, played by Ryan Gosling waking up in space with no memory of how he arrived there.
Volume 42 Issue 3
Next Volume 42 Issue 2 Stanton NewspaperDecember 17, 2025
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (SCPDA)—At first glance, the small and well-known collectibles known as Smiskis may seem like simple, glow-in-the-dark figurines. However, these charming trinkets come with a unique blind box feature which evokes a sense of anticipation many collectors enjoy. While some may seek this element of surprise, others collect for gratification or recreational purposes, fostering satisfying habits that collectors look forward to.
Fantasy Sports - DEVIL'S ADVOCATE
The growth of fantasy sports in recent years has attracted millions of players from across the United States. In 2023, ESPN reported over 13 million fantasy sports players on its platform. At Stanton College Preparatory School, students and faculty reflect the overall trends in the growth of fantasy sports. As fantasy sports grow in popularity, Stanton is becoming more engaged with the activity. In fantasy sports, players manage teams, compete in leagues, and track the statistics of players.
Film is Life - DEVIL'S ADVOCATE
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (SCPDA) — From watching suspenseful thrillers to quoting iconic lines of dialogue, film has a way of integrating itself into even the smallest instances of shared experiences. Since the showing of the first motion picture in 1878, the art form has grown beyond entertainment as it translates life’s simple moments and reveals broader commentaries.
Cinematic Portrayals — DEVIL'S ADVOCATE
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (SCPDA) — Students at Stanton College Preparatory School see films as more than entertainment. Film often shapes people’s self-perceptions and who they aspire to be. Through the characters they watch, they find parts of their identity, whether through courage, humor, or determination. These connections reveal how films mirror real life in meaningful ways. For certain students, these reflections go even deeper, offering emotional guidance during difficult times.
Volume 42 Issue 2 — DEVIL'S ADVOCATE
Next Volume 42, Issue 1 Stanton NewspaperNovember 4, 2025
Mindful Commuting — DEVIL'S ADVOCATE
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (SCPDA) — The average Stanton College Preparatory School student spends 30 minutes commuting to school each day. While commuting may be often regarded as an underwhelming passage of time, even the shortest journeys are filled with potential. When dedicated to intentional activities, time spent commuting can serve as a space for students’ reflection, creativity, and productive tasks.
Effects of the Deportation Policy — DEVIL'S ADVOCATE
Despite poor experiences regarding the new immigration measures, the Center for American Progress announced measures like the “One Big Beautiful Bill” successful in 2025. According to NBC News, illegal border crossings dropped by 92% between July 2024 and January 2025. Despite the statistics supporting President Trump’s immigration policies, people vocalize disapproval.