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Maia Fernandez Baigun has 32 articles published.

Maia Fernandez Baigun has been on the Patriot Post staff for three years and is the Print Co-Editor-in-Chief. She loves design, photography and everything related to music. Maia is also the historian for National Honor Society and the Vice President for Save the Memories. In her free time, if she has any, Maia can be found on Spotify, making one too many playlists or taking photos.
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Obscura: Angèle

A Belgian singer-songwriter, Angèle Van Laeken, better known by her stage name, Angèle, has taken over Europe and has expanded to the U.S. in almost no time. Keep Reading

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Model United Nations hosts third annual AHPMUN

Originally, the conference served as a practice for American Heritage delegates only. However, the conference has grown into its own county-wide MUN conference that serves a more competitive experience for delegations -- as well as a fundraiser for Project Alive, UNICEF and junior Sophia Hurtado, who has Cushing’s Syndrome. Keep Reading

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Grabbing a last-minute bite

With a little less than two weeks until school starts again, many students try to squeeze August for their last few drops of summer. So before being confined to bagged or cafeteria food for lunch for weeks, here are a couple of restaurants you may want to end your summer with. Keep Reading

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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 hosted at the Signature Grand in Davie May 21. Keep Reading

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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. Located in the Environmental Education Center May 21 from 3-4 P.M., four dogs from the Canine Assisted Therapy nonprofit organization (CAT) lay peacefully on their mats enjoying the attention of around 100 students. Keep Reading

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