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Novices sweep at Vanderbilt
In a weekend full of fall foliage and gavels, student delegates put their best foot forward at the Vanderbilt University Model United Nations conference (VUMUN), which took place Nov. 2-4. … Keep Reading
Cold Weather < Enhancing Journalism Skills
Facing weather in the high thirties to forties, fourteen journalism students, alongside their advisors Ms. Diana Adams and Mrs. Ashley Hendricks travelled to Chicago to attend the co-organized Journalism Education … Keep Reading
Senior receives first place in Spanish prose contest
Some students love to write poetry or stories, and senior Gabriela Coutinho is one of these students; she loves to express herself by writing about her life and experiences. However, … Keep Reading
Student researchers tackle San Francisco
Student researchers traded in their Halloween costumes for lab coats when they travelled to San Francisco during the last weekend of the spooky season. … Keep Reading
Trunk or Treat-ing for Halloween
All proceeds from Trunk or Treat will go toward Angel Tree, a fundraiser to purchase Christmas gifts for underprivileged children through the Salvation Army sponsored by NHS. … Keep Reading
Soaring to a better future
Under the direction of senior Mikhal Ben-Joseph, Tikkun Olam hosted the second annual Butterfly Bagel Brunch in the Educational Environmental Center this Sunday. … Keep Reading
Opinion View all
Destroying the news industry from the inside out
24-hour news began in 1980 when Ted Turner founded the Cable News Network (CNN). Since the advent and rise of day-long news channels, major cable networks have fought for audiences … Keep Reading
The unsure fate of the Republican Party without older generations
Most were skeptical of the thought that Trump would win in 2016. They thought millennials, who are the future, would finally go out and vote. … Keep Reading
Calculating a switch (back)
Just like a baseball bat does not define a baseball player’s skill, the use of scientific calculators does not mirror the math skills of a student. Due to constant repetition … Keep Reading
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QUIZ: Do you know how we make a news magazine?
A lot of hard work goes into each issue of the Patriot Post. … Keep Reading
Thai’d up in business
Strolling through the hundreds of street markets in Bangkok, senior Mia Bromberg stumbled across two men selling wallets and passport covers. However, for her, this encounter would come to represent … Keep Reading
The Ghostly Origins of Halloween
While Halloween may seem like a bipolar holiday containing both frightening figures and cheerful children running around collecting candy, the holiday actually involves a more “spirited” background. … Keep Reading
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Patriots scratch off Panthers in first playoff game
Despite the lower seeding, the Patriots defeated the No. 4 seeded Westwood Panthers 37-14 in the opening round of the FHSAA Class 5A State Tournament. … Keep Reading
Patriots girls’ golf cruises to eighth state title win
Saturday’s win at the Mission Inn Resort in Howey-in-the-Hills marked the eighth Heritage girls’ golf state championship victory, giving the team the most titles out of any golf team in … Keep Reading
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Play Preview: Tartuffe
In an unconventional rendition of a classic play, our junior and senior students will perform an Old West inspired version of “Tartuffe” written by French playwright Molière. Dr. David Klein, … Keep Reading
QUIZ: Do you know how we make a news magazine?
A lot of hard work goes into each issue of the Patriot Post. … Keep Reading
Flip or Flop Mini: Immune Builder Drink
Drinking the immune builder was the worst part of my day, but it really did help me feel better and get out of my sick slump. … Keep Reading