Students attended the annual Florida Scholastic Press Association (FSPA) state convention at the Wyndham Orlando Resort April 11-13. The entire convention embodied their 2019 theme of “Electrify,” which came to life when student district representatives came together earlier in March to help coordinate the convention. Keep Reading
This article was written by Amber Bhutta, class of 2019. 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 threw was during summer research in 2017,” senior and president of Sigma Xi, the science research honor society, Hemangi Rajpal said. “Since then, it’s become a sort of tradition for almost all of the birthdays in our research family, with… Keep Reading
When Marvel released “Avengers: Infinity War” last year, I thought the movie studio fully destroyed any hopes I had that it would show mercy on its beloved characters. My theory, to my chagrin, proved correct, as “Avengers: Endgame,” the final movie in the 10-year, 22-movie series, proved itself as a movie filled with tears, pain and even more heartbreaking scenes than its predecessor. Keep Reading
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 a year’s high school memories. Although the average student might not remember this, the yearbook staff keeps all this in mind when creating every page. Keep Reading
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 grade. Keep Reading