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Sweet Strategy: The Heritage Donut-Eating Contest
The first-ever Heritage donut-eating contest took place during homecoming week. (Photo/Daniel Harper) … Keep Reading
Homecoming week ends on a high note with the Homecoming Dance
Homecoming dance completed the homecoming festivities at Gulfstream Park Oct. 19. (Photo/Adam Ginsburg) … Keep Reading
Prepping for the PSAT exam for National Merit
Students prepare for the PSAT and National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (NMSQT) hosted at Heritage Oct. 24. … Keep Reading
Heritage shows off school spirit in black and gold day
Heritage students celebrated in the annual “Black and Gold” day theme Oct. 18, accompanied by Pep Rallies for both junior and senior night. … Keep Reading
Students sleep their way through class for HOCO day four
Students embraced their inner sleeping beauty for Homecoming day four, pajama day, Oct. 17. (Photo/Emma Colarte Delgado) … Keep Reading
Students show true colors with Homecoming Day 3: Disney Villains and Heroes Day
To continue the homecoming week celebrations, students dressed up as their favorite characters Oct. 16. (Photo/Emma Colarte Delgado) … Keep Reading
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UH, actually: How students express their individuality in a uniform based school
The pilot column of Uma Hedge's UH, actually about how to express yourself in the festive season thats to come. (Photo/Ruby Hedge) … Keep Reading
What fast fashion costs us
Every year, the average person throws away around 81 pounds of clothing in the U.S. That’s equivalent to a completely filled garbage truck of clothes being discarded every second. (Photo/Rio Lectompessy) … Keep Reading
What’s the best shape of pasta?
Pasta has become one of the most popular dishes in households around the world. (Photo/Stockfly) … Keep Reading
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The iPatriotPost Staff reveal their favorite treats for Halloween
Trick or Treat? Find something sweet to eat with a look at the iPatriotPost staff’s favorite spooky candy. … Keep Reading
How haunted houses came to be
Haunted houses weren’t always the spooky attractions they are known as today. In fact, they were once only an idea of fiction. Two thousand years ago, the concept of a haunted house was very different compared to today. The earliest … Keep Reading
Deciphering the language of flowers
From gifting flowers on dates to leaving them at altars in global cultural traditions, the language of flowers, or floriography, has significantly changed with developing society. … Keep Reading
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Blowout Patriot victory at the homecoming game
The Patriots dominated during the Homecoming game against Archbishop McCarthy. (Photo/Daniel Harper) … Keep Reading
Powderpuff Recap: “Heritage Ever After” edition
*Written by Emma Delgado and Zoe Horwitz* Each homecoming, girls take the field and boys hit the sidelines for the annual powderpuff game. Sporting their class shirts, freshman, sophomores, juniors and seniors battled it out for the title of powderpuff … Keep Reading
Girls volleyball hosts pink out game to spike out cancer
The varsity girls volleyball team has had a great season so far with a 13-6 record as of Oct. 4. What’s the key to this winning record? Grit. (Photo/Shai Steiger) … Keep Reading
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Looking at the haunted heart of Halloween
As spooky season approaches, Halloween traditions and decorations like vampires and witches arise. (Photo/Angela Chung) … Keep Reading
Looking at horror through history
In the fall season, horror has been a part of human storytelling for centuries. (Photo/Unsplash) … Keep Reading
A brief history of the beloved dog Snoopy
Snoopy is one of the most iconic cartoon dogs in the world. … Keep Reading