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Scholastic announces national awards
Out of the Gold Key works that were judged at the regional Scholastic Art and Writing competition from December to January, five American Heritage students received an award at the … Keep Reading
One last committee
After a season filled with silver plates and gavels, the Model United Nations (Model UN) team prepared to take on their last conference of the year, the National High School … Keep Reading
Senior named Coca-Cola Scholar
Though many of us may associate Coca-Cola with an endless variety of sugary beverages, senior Daniela Velez received something arguably sweeter: scholarship money. … Keep Reading
Saving 210 Lives in Less Than 8 Hours
Blood drives every sixty days are the “norm” at Heritage. However, our average blood drive collects approximately 35 pints of blood. Students made history March 7 with the greatest amount … Keep Reading
A comedy show’s impact on wrongfully convicted individuals
The Innocence Project, a non-profit, strives to gather DNA evidence and present a case for people wrongfully accused. Organized by the Florida chapter of the Innocence Project, The Stand Up … Keep Reading
MUN knocks out competition at NAIMUN
Armed with legal pads and draft resolutions, Model United Nations (MUN) students braved the cold weather and traveled to Washington, D.C. to compete at North American Invitational Model United Nations … Keep Reading
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Subject Tests: Not Worth the Time
As my junior year is coming to a close and senior year begins creeping up, I think about college and begin to ask myself, “Where should I apply and what … Keep Reading
Shining a light on the reality of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Rising to media prominence as the youngest woman ever elected to Congress, Democratic Socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez came out of left field for all of America. Her loudly progressive agenda and … Keep Reading
Too many projects, too little time
Feeling the pressure of three major projects, National History Day (NHD), Science Fair and a research paper, and their importance towards your respective grades, you rest your head on the … Keep Reading
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Jiawei Zhang: Cheering his way to the top
Sophomore Jiawei Zhang is an international student from Heyuan, Guangdong, China and currently the only male cheerleader at Heritage. Zhang started cheer this year, participating in basketball cheer and is … Keep Reading
Senior named Coca-Cola Scholar
Though many of us may associate Coca-Cola with an endless variety of sugary beverages, senior Daniela Velez received something arguably sweeter: scholarship money. … Keep Reading
Nevertheless, she persisted
This March marks several exciting occasions such as Spring Break for students and March Madness for sports enthusiasts, but it also brings the 2019 International Women’s Day. … Keep Reading
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Jiawei Zhang: Cheering his way to the top
Sophomore Jiawei Zhang is an international student from Heyuan, Guangdong, China and currently the only male cheerleader at Heritage. Zhang started cheer this year, participating in basketball cheer and is … Keep Reading
Leaving Hart and soul on the mat
Though some siblings may not share the same interests or passion for similar activities, brothers Joshua and Zev Hartman share a relationship strengthened by their common love for wrestling. However, … Keep Reading
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Chicago: A look behind the scenes
“Chicago”, a compelling, energetic and powerful Broadway musical originally performed in 1996, is the story of fame, fortune and all that jazz. This year, the Heritage’s Fine Arts department brings … Keep Reading
Movie Review: “Captain Marvel”
After Marvel left me in shock at the end of “Avengers: Infinity War,” the last movie I wanted Marvel to release was one that didn’t continue the chronological story. Still … Keep Reading
Don’t let cable die
From Netflix to HBO GO to HULU, television streaming apps reside at the top of the food chain. With booming Netflix originals such as “Bird Box” and “Stranger Things,” it … Keep Reading