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This is the “Greatest Show”
With twenty-four different group and solo acts, this year’s Student Government’s “So You Think You’ve Got Talent?” show encompassed a variety of talents, from clogging to accordion playing. … Keep Reading
New MUN conference brings intense competition
The Model United Nations (MUN) team recently took on the Ivy League Model United Nations Conference (ILMUNC) at the University of Pennsylvania for its first time ever. … Keep Reading
Keeping creativity alive
In order to keep poetry alive in the modern day, “Poetry Out Loud” held their state competition Feb. 10. Before states however, Heritage students competed in a school tournament in … Keep Reading
Valedictorians and salutatorian announced
In keeping with Heritage tradition, administration recently released the names of this year's co-valedictorians and salutatorian. … Keep Reading
Blood, sweat and senior cords: Heritage takes part in Red Cord Honor Program
From NHS to Spanish Honor Society, students involved in honors programs are often decorated in senior cords during their high school graduation. However, for those not a part of these … Keep Reading
National History Day: The school edition
For seventh graders, eighth graders and sophomores and juniors in non-honors history classes, first semester means four months dedicated to developing a National History Day (NHD) project in the form … Keep Reading
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Got Senioritis?
Second semester of senior year rolls around, and all you can think of is the mere four months you have left of high school. Laziness and procrastination kicks in, and … Keep Reading
Sadness is not depression
Students tend to misuse words to describe their mental health so loosely because they do not realize what their statements actually mean. … Keep Reading
Bring back the laptops
I see the evidence I racked my brain for to show that laptops surpass iPads in terms of efficiency and staying on track. My proof: without thinking, I chose to … Keep Reading
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Don’t lose your cool over the polar vortex
The so-called “Sunshine State” traded in its burning heat and humidity for biting cold and nearly freezing temperatures to celebrate the first month of 2019. … Keep Reading
Valentine’s Day: Not as Romantic as it Seems
Although many associate Valentine’s Day with love and romance, this holiday’s muddled beginning actually stems from a dark and gory period of time. … Keep Reading
Valentine’s Day? More like Galentine’s Day
Regardless of what activity you and your group of friends decide to do, the important part of Galentine’s Day involves spending time with one another. … Keep Reading
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Behind the Pom Poms
Cheerleaders -- they go to every game, every practice, and every day they are hoisting people in the air. Despite the hard work and rigor that goes into building the … Keep Reading
Twenty-four students sign national letter of intent
Heritage has been known to produce star athletes year in and year out, those athletes continue their great successes on the field to whichever college they choose. This trend continued … Keep Reading
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This is the “Greatest Show”
With twenty-four different group and solo acts, this year’s Student Government’s “So You Think You’ve Got Talent?” show encompassed a variety of talents, from clogging to accordion playing. … Keep Reading
