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 untouchable. However, when people know they are under surveillance, their behavior changes. Keep Reading
While Dean John Briano has lived in South Florida since 2008, his true identity lies with New York City, where he was born and raised in Staten Island. He worked in the New York Police Department (NYPD) for 21 years, ending as a detective in a Brooklyn precinct. As a result of this long period of time on the force, Dean Briano experienced the aftermath of 9/11 firsthand. Keep Reading
While most students were on vacation, the Heritage Mu Alpha Theta (MAO) team competed in nationals. The team came in second to longtime math rival Buchholz High School in the MAO national competition in Las Vegas July 14-19, mirroring the results of the state competition. Keep Reading
Whether on the road for college tours or just to escape daily life, summer journeys often entail road trips. As fun as sitting cooped up in a car with your family for seven hours may already be, road trip games can help break up the monotony of Netflix and family fights. Keep Reading
Children are the future, but that doesn’t mean they should vote now. Keep Reading