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Photo Gallery: Homecoming 2019 Day 2
After showing off class-pride on day 1, students dressed up in their first decades-inspired outfits for the week. Homecoming Day 2’s theme is 50’s Sock Hop Day, allowing students to … Keep Reading
Photo Gallery: Homecoming 2019 Day 1
Coming into homecoming week, students wore their class shirts for “Class Colors Day.” Students from grades 7-12 wore different colored shirts dedicated to their grade level. Every shirt had a … Keep Reading
Sweeping competition at WUMUNS
Making their second appearance at the Washington University Model United Nations Symposium, or WUMUNS, the Heritage MUN team received the award of Best Large Delegation for the second consecutive year. … Keep Reading
Bringing Homecoming to the Hurtados
When junior Sophia Hurtado couldn’t get to Homecoming, Homecoming came to her. … Keep Reading
Pre-Med hosts annual superhero and princess party
The Pre-Medical society traded in their scrubs for capes Friday, Oct. 4 during their annual superhero and princess-themed party at Broward Health’s Children’s Hospital’s oncology unit. … Keep Reading
Model United Nations hosts third annual AHPMUN
Originally, the conference served as a practice for American Heritage delegates only. However, the conference has grown into its own county-wide MUN conference that serves a more competitive experience for … Keep Reading
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Good News: A rarity but not extinct
Following the progression of hateful headlines in the world such as Donald Trump’s rallying cries of “build a wall” and “send her back,” it can be hard to believe that … Keep Reading
The death of dieting
From the idea of a diet itself to the culture surrounding it, everything about this concept is wrong. … Keep Reading
Protect your privacy
Societal recognition of the private sphere gives individuals permission to defend it at all costs against tyranny or oppression. One would think this sentiment is dramatic given that individuality is … Keep Reading
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Scientific Research Journal: Made by students, for Students
The students of the Sigma Xi Honors Research Society have long been studying and creating various investigative science studies during their time in the honors society. As a way to … Keep Reading
How to unwind after the PSAT
With this test now in the past, here are five ways to de-stress. … Keep Reading
VIDEO: Teaching teachers slang (Part 3)
Watch Mrs. Jamie Betancourt, Mr. Daniel Ariew, Dr. Gabriela Zaviezo, Mrs. Elizabeth Carbone and Mrs. Tenille Brill try to make sense of Generation Z lingo in the third part of … Keep Reading
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Junior competes for USA in international waters
After earning a spot on the United States National Lifesaving team in August, junior Isabella Taylor made her way to Durban, South Africa to represent the country at the International … Keep Reading
Patriots dominate on senior night, move to 7-1
The Patriots played host to American Collegiate Academy Friday on senior night, riding a five-game win streak and looking to clinch their sixth victory in a row. … Keep Reading
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Terrifying Tempo: Kim Petras spooks and scares with “Turn Off the Light Vol. 2”
Sure enough, Petras released “Turn Off the Light Vol. 2” Oct. 1, 2019, an album with seventeen songs and includes the eight original from last year’s release. A cohesive, … Keep Reading
Picture perfect places
Instagram usage doubled between June 2016 and 2018, with the platform hosting over 40 billion photos and 95 million posts added each day. The immense traffic on the social media site can … Keep Reading
Play Preview: “The Children’s Hour”
According to Dr. David Klein, acting and drama teacher and sponsor of high school thespians,“‘The Children’s Hour’ is a play that really shook the American value system through some of … Keep Reading