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12 students named Top Scholar
For the first time in Heritage history, there will be no valedictorian or salutatorian. Instead, 12 seniors with the highest GPAs have earned the title of Top Scholar. … Keep Reading
Students bring cultures together through the interclub recipe book, during a period of separation.
The Interclub Recipe Book serves to incorporate minor dietary changes into students’ diets that would benefit the planet through plant-based recipes that can be used as alternatives to meat. … Keep Reading
Seniors break dress code one last time
To finish a year plagued by COVID-19 restrictions and accommodations, seniors celebrated one of their last weeks with special events and different dress-up days. … Keep Reading
Inside look on Diversity Week
During Diversity Week, the week of April 12, clubs collaborated with each other and showcased their favorite aspects of their communities to present a deeper insight into the various communities represented on campus. … Keep Reading
Heritage celebrates women’s success during Women’s History Month
Organized by Heritage’s administrative staff under Mrs. Melanie Hoffman, the Women’s History Month (WHM) talk, “Inspiring Stories From Leaders In Our Community: A Celebration of Women’s History Month,” featured Assistant U.S Attorney Mrs. Francis Viamontes and past president of the … Keep Reading
New Bright Futures bill will affect students’ futures
The Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program might be adjusted with a newly proposed bill. Seeking to bridge a national shortage of technical workers, this new bill, if passed, will immediately affect students in college and high school. … Keep Reading
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USA should stop depriving Canada of vaccines
Whereas America is allowing anyone over the age of 18 to get vaccinated (some states are even allowing 16+ to get Pfizer), with a second dose guaranteed 21 days after receiving the first one, Canada’s shortage—somewhat caused by none other … Keep Reading
Subject Tests and SAT Essays: An unnecessary hassle
Some teachers and students may feel upset at the change, but ultimately, this was for the best. Taking an unnecessary, more expensive and time-consuming portion of the test only serves to waste both the student’s and the grader’s time. … Keep Reading
Reasons to be positive in 2021
2020 was probably one of the worst years mankind has ever lived to see. However, the dawn of 2021 is now upon us, giving everyone a reason to be optimistic and have a positive outlook on what the new year … Keep Reading
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Drive to help Beirut
Horrified by the humanitarian crisis after the Beirut explosion, the Hachem siblings offered assistance in the form of three collection drives. … Keep Reading
How distance learners carry out their daily lunch routines
With this school year unique to any year prior in that many students are participating in distance learning, what students eat for lunch on a daily basis has changed. … Keep Reading
Vaccinate against misinformation superspreader
This past year, a pandemic ravaged the world. Events, and people, became COVID superspreaders, transmitting the virus rapidly. However, there’s another disease plaguing the 21st century: opinion-based misinformation. … Keep Reading
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How the way people view sports has changed with technology
In this day and age of social media, things have changed that allow fans to always stay updated with current sports. … Keep Reading
Wilson, Slaton, Herbert cap off historic draft class, Eubanks signs with Cowboys
Following the Broncos selection of Surtain II on Day 1 and the Jaguars claiming Campbell along with the Browns’ drafting of Schwartz on Day 2, the final day of the 2021 NFL Draft featured three of the remaining four Patriots … Keep Reading
Jaguars select Campbell at 33rd overall, Browns claim Schwartz at 91st
After the Broncos selected Surtain II on Day 1, Day 2 of the 2021 NFL Draft saw the second and third of potentially seven former Patriots find a home when the Jacksonville Jaguars selected Georgia cornerback Tyson Campbell with the … Keep Reading
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Obscura: Luz
Known for her Youtube music covers and self-composed songs, singing personality Luz Corrigan, “Luz,” has grown a small platform over the past year, taking the indie alternative genre by storm. … Keep Reading
TV Show Review: “WandaVision”
“WandaVision,” a TV series streaming on Disney+ as part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), follows Wanda Maximoff after the events of the Marvel movie “Avengers: Endgame.” … Keep Reading
Reigning in representation
While we continue to observe the people who fought for freedom and representation, here are some shows that celebrate Black stories and not trauma. … Keep Reading