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Mock Trial Nationals: Students at Law
The mock trial team returned from their national competition in Athens, Georgia at the University of Georgia which took place May 16-18. The team, which included senior Talha Pala, juniors … Keep Reading
Alexa Lopez makes second Broadway call back
About a year ago, Playbill announced Tony award winner Ivo van Hove would direct the revival of “West Side Story” on Broadway in 2020. Casting and planning the revival is … Keep Reading
All-County athletes receive recognition
While many students this weekend chose to occupy themselves with studying for upcoming finals and attending review days, around 30 athletes attended the annual Miami Herald Broward All County Breakfast … Keep Reading
Therapy Dogs take over the EEC
While many of us students are busy studying and cramming for upcoming finals, Patriots Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) brings the joy of a furry friend right to our school’s backyard. … Keep Reading
Kicking away cancer
A group of educators, specifically Mrs. Jessica Miliffe, Mrs. Melissa Becerra and Mrs. Krisynda Cicos, along with this school year’s junior class president, Victoria Molina came up with and put … Keep Reading
Bringing buddies together
While the weeks approaching spring break may mean booking hotels and researching airfare for many, for Ms. Deidra Lovegren and Ms. Jennifer Caprara’s English IV honors classes, these weeks mean … Keep Reading
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Leave voting to the adults
Children are the future, but that doesn’t mean they should vote now. … Keep Reading
To Save or Not to Save College Emails
Everyday, 10 or so emails from colleges flood my inbox, some from well-known colleges, others from schools I learned about from said emails. The neat-freak part of myself itches to … Keep Reading
Oh say can you see… or learn to use your own eyes?
If individuals enjoy being taken advantage of, then political ignorance is for them. However, for those who do not, the benefits of political literacy come from seeing a worthy candidate … Keep Reading
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Serving up smiles
Students passing the 7000 building during lunch may see a woman with a smile on her face selling pizza and ice cream. That woman is Celia Llamo -- otherwise known … Keep Reading
A scientific surprise: science research student keep up surprise party tradition
While many clubs and organizations on campus advertise their traditions, often of the fundraising variety, science research offers a more unique, member-oriented tradition: surprise birthday parties. “The first party we … Keep Reading
Combining the elements of a yearbook
A yearbook is more than a compilation of high school memories; it’s a keepsake and a history book. Deep into the future, a yearbook serves as the only window into … Keep Reading
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Sprinting to states
Racing to the finish line, 20 track and field students made their way to The University of North Florida Jacksonville, FLA for the FSHAA Outdoor State Finals held May 3-4. … Keep Reading
Kelly Torres: Destined for Duke
Six years of varsity softball finally paid off for junior Kelly Torres. Rarely does a 12-year-old make a varsity team; however, Torres has played varsity softball at Heritage since sixth … Keep Reading
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Alexa Lopez makes second Broadway call back
About a year ago, Playbill announced Tony award winner Ivo van Hove would direct the revival of “West Side Story” on Broadway in 2020. Casting and planning the revival is … Keep Reading
Restaurant review: Lucille’s
Anyone looking for a taste of a true American diner might not think South Florida is their best bet. However, in the middle of “Westonzuela” lay Lucille's, a 1940s inspired … Keep Reading