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Who Wants to be a Mathematician?
Twenty Heritage students sat down Sept. 12 to take the first round of the Who Wants to be a Mathematician (WWTBAM) competition. The test, hosted by the American Mathematical Society, … Keep Reading
Heritage welcomes new freshmen and families at the freshman and welcome tailgate
The third annual freshman tailgate welcomed all freshman to the lower school playground Sept. 7. The Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) also held a welcome tailgate for new families. … Keep Reading
Mix and mingle
While new students may be apprehensive about entering a new environment, the mixer provides a way for students feel more comfortable with their ninth grade counterparts. … Keep Reading
Class of 2019 makes National Merit history
Part of approximately 16,000 honorees across the country, 70 seniors received the title of 2019 National Merit Semifinalist this past week, the highest number the school has ever had. In … Keep Reading
Raucous confirmation hearing wraps up
Friday marked the end of a weeklong confirmation hearing for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Over the course of the hearing, the Senate floor repeatedly dissolved into partisan disputes, with … Keep Reading
Science research students win big at podiatry conference
Science research students presented their science fair projects to medical professionals and competed for cash awards at the 20th Annual Podiatry Surgical and the 10th Annual Colon and Rectal Conference … Keep Reading
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Don’t make homework an accuracy grade
Unlike tests, cheating your way through homework remains far easier than most care to admit. At any moment you’re a short google search away from MathWay or a Quizlet set … Keep Reading
Breakfast: the most important meal of the day
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. This is a statement we’ve all heard many times before. Why is it so important though? … Keep Reading
Don’t let collegeboard ruin your summer
Your score is your score, and there is nothing you can do to change it. It’s one small part of a giant application, and most colleges use a holistic admissions … Keep Reading
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New year, new faces: an inside look into the lives of some of the new teachers
These new teachers are only a few of the many who are joining Heritage this year, each with different backgrounds and enjoyments. However, although varying in many different subjects and … Keep Reading
Getting involved with Hunger Action Month
Have you ever had a hard time figuring out what to eat for lunch? In South Florida alone, 710,370 people do not know where their next meal will come from. … Keep Reading
Debunking 9/11 conspiracies
Although the devastating day of Sept. 11, 2001 is now 17 years behind us and most high school students were not alive to witness the horrible tragedy that took place … Keep Reading
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Photo Gallery: JV Volleyball Tournament 9/18/2018
(Photos/Jasmine Allen) … Keep Reading
Girls volleyball team wins district game against Hallandale
The lady Patriots volleyball team won their sixth match of the season against Hallandale in straight sets Thursday Sep. 13. … Keep Reading
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Book Review: “Tell Me Something Real”
With an intricate plot, which received well-deserved awards, unrealistic problems that reader can still relate to, a vivid 1970s setting and fast-paced dialogue, Calla Devlin’s Tell Me Something Real contains … Keep Reading