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Celebrating the end of fasting with Heritage’s Muslim Student Association
One of the most celebratory days in the Islamic calendar is Eid al-Fitr, or the Festival of Breaking fast. … Keep Reading
Take action this Earth Day
At the Summer of Heat event, juniors Elizabeth Schenker, Sasha Kay Lindo and Anagha Iyer (left to right) spread awareness about environmentally unfriendly corporations, asking them to stop doing the harmful actions. “We would ask Publix to stop giving plastic … Keep Reading
Pope Francis, 266th Pope of the Catholic Church, dies at 88
Pope Francis often blessed St. Peter’s Square every Sunday at 12 p.m. Now, there will be a papal vacancy with no blessings until a new pope is chosen. (Photo/Emma Colarte Delgado) … Keep Reading
Every Heritage researcher takes top placements at state science fair
For the 70th anniversary of the Florida State Science and Engineering Fair (SSEF), 13 student researchers from Heritage traveled to Lakeland, Fla. for a week-long competition. … Keep Reading
Building Bridges across generations through the ActionPAKT inclusivity conference
The door opened for Beyond Boundaries: Redefining Inclusivity Across Generations conference April 5 at 10 a.m., 3 N Federal Highway in Dania Beach, and the venue quickly filled with about 50 people. School clubs such as International Club and The … Keep Reading
Hard work and dedication: Mu Alpha Theta dominates state convention
From left to right, theta freshmen students Rachel Lagrotte, Olivia Chung, Pascal Brinkman, Christian Azaret, Asher Bernstein and Dhruv Ralhan before round two awards. (Photo/Daniel Ariew) … Keep Reading
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Students should have more breaks
Senior Mila Bond works on a golf cart decorating contest during lunch break. Disconnecting to allow the brain to take a break can benefit students and staff alike. (Photo/Jaiden Bomar) … Keep Reading
Do awareness months actually help those communities?
Every month, society decides on another marginalized group to raise up only to drop them the minute the clock hits midnight. … Keep Reading
AP classes should not have final exams
Preparing for AP exams requires hours of studying, reviewing and practicing. After completing these long awaited exams, some students will still have to take final exams for these classes. (Photo/Nina Vieira) … Keep Reading
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Set, Study and Score: Students begin the review race for May AP exams
Another helpful resource for reviewing material is The Princeton Review series of AP prep books. With new digital exams available to acquaint students with the new format, the Princeton Review has kept up with renewing curriculums and College Board changes … Keep Reading
AP English Language teacher Ms. Bolaños works with AI, not against it
Ms. Bolaños makes it clear to students that their use of AI must be interactive or else it crosses the line and becomes cheating. “If a student uses AI to brainstorm, revise, or clarify ideas, that’s productive. If they use … Keep Reading
Helping the homeless in Broward County: how to make a difference and understand their story
Homelessness in Broward County is a persistent issue, often misunderstood or judged by many. … Keep Reading
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Father-daughter lacrosse rivalry takes center stage in Gainesville
After the game, Coach Jaycee Engelhard joins the Heritage team’s dinner at the hotel to spend time with her dad. (Photo/Zoe Horwitz) … Keep Reading
Ready to Rally: varsity boys volleyball starts their season
Coach Garcia urged on his players throughout the game with encouraging words. “Good work out there, but remember to communicate, we need to work as a team.” Garcia said. (Photos/Mrs.Schrappe) … Keep Reading
Athletes pick up the pen and sign to college
Check out the 31 Heritage seniors from sports including football, baseball, tennis, track, soccer, equestrian, lacrosse, basketball, softball and volleyball commit to their desired college. … Keep Reading
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Digging into “A Minecraft movie”
Upgrading from pixels to the big screen, “A Minecraft Movie” takes over movie theaters. Just in opening weekend, the movie amassed $301 million in box office sales. (Photo/TMDB) … Keep Reading
Student learns about the lessons of life as his professor withers away: a review of “Tuesdays with Morrie”
When I first started reading “Tuesdays with Morrie”, I knew it was going to be a book that changed something in me. … Keep Reading
Meet at the windmill for “Moulin Rouge!” The Musical on Broadway
Walking into the Al Hirschfeld Theater located on West 45th St. on Broadway in New York City, you get to experience the one and only “Moulin Rouge!” the Musical. … Keep Reading