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Writing for rights: A student-run letter campaign
February 14, 2018 - the nation’s largest mass school shooting occurred at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, resulting in 17 casualties and … Keep Reading
Junior high students showcase works at Literary Fair
This year, approximately 75 students entered the contest. Composition & Grammar and Literature teachers chose the top poetry and prose works submitted by their students … Keep Reading
A look back: FSP-“yay”
Students and advisors look forward to the Florida Scholastic Press Association (FSPA), state convention as a rite of passage. The organization promotes journalistic excellence in … Keep Reading
March on Washington: Students advocate for change
Thousands of activists gathered at the nation’s capital to demonstrate the need for gun reform in light of the 17 school shootings in 2018. Mar. … Keep Reading
National Honor Society inductions for honor students
For 49 seventh and eighth graders and 149 sophomores and juniors, Tuesday, March 20 brought about the induction into the two academic honor societies: National … Keep Reading
Striving for superiors at state thespians competition
Over 40 thespians from all grades traveled to Tampa, Florida for the annual State Thespian convention to participate in acting workshops, view the shows put … Keep Reading
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Class Elections: A take on student platform over executive power
As hyped as these elections and iPhone campaign videos are, how much power do these class presidents really have? … Keep Reading
The benefits of getting a summer job
As the school year comes to an end, the question of how to spend during vacation time becomes more eminent. Although some students see vacation … Keep Reading
Why Israel has a claim to its land
The Jewish claim to Israel is frequently challenged since opposers believe the settlers took land that did not belong to them. However, Israel has historically … Keep Reading
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April’s awareness for autism
Autism has a wide spectrum in terms of the intensity of the challenges endured by those diagnosed. One with autism on the higher end of … Keep Reading
A recap on school security
To ease students’ minds, high school principal Mrs. Elise Blum and head of security and ex-FBI employee Joe Cicini held an assembly first period from … Keep Reading
Patriot pre-professionals
Students at American Heritage have endless opportunities to discover their passions. In the case of these three seniors, the internships they have participated in through … Keep Reading
Creativity for a cause
Together with National Honor Society, National English Honor Society, National Art Honor Society, Rho Kappa History Honor Society, Key Club, Tikkun Olam, and AHS Dance … Keep Reading
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Track team runs to regionals
While most superstitious people were looking out for black cats and broken mirrors Friday, April 13th, competitors at the FHSAA Class 2A-15 Track and Field … Keep Reading
Former Heritage players head for professional stardom
With every new NFL season comes a talented draft class of rookies preparing to challenge the veterans. Among the upcoming 2018 NFL draft are two … Keep Reading
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The Evolution of Modern Jazz
The “western tunes and African beats” born and raised in the roaring twenties have created the worldly mix that now defines typical American jazz, encapsulated … Keep Reading
“I Feel Pretty” tackles the reality of body image
Actress and comedian Amy Schumer is not shy in expressing her opinions on body image. Her new movie, “I Feel Pretty,” set to release April … Keep Reading
Glass Animals shatters with their second album
Their most recent album, How to Be a Human Being, is full of nostalgic and aesthetic melodies infused with a blend of 80’s funk and … Keep Reading
Restaurant Review: Pho Brothers
The Vietnamese dining destination flaunts a casual ambience and excellent food, though it’s named for its signature pho, a Vietnamese noodle soup made with broth, … Keep Reading