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Supreme Court votes to overturn Roe v. Wade
After nearly 50 years, Roe v. Wade was finally overturned and women no longer have the constitutional right to an abortion. (Photo/Flickr) … Keep Reading
Heritage unveils new schedule
Heritage recently revealed a new schedule that will start during the 2022-2023 school year. (Photo/Irene John) … Keep Reading
Heritage student leads protest
Survivors of school shootings and those who have lost a loved one due to gun violence gathered for a protest June 11. (Photo/Zoe Weissman) … Keep Reading
Texas shooting shocks the world
Second, third and fourth graders, as well as two teachers, succumbed to injuries from a shooting at Robb Elementary School, May 24. (Photo/Reuters) … Keep Reading
AP Precalculus is born
A bridge from honors to college-level math no longer, precalculus has officially joined the ranks of AP classes. (Photo/College Board) … Keep Reading
Cast of “Les Miserables” wins multiple awards at Cappies Gala
The Cappies is an organization composed of student reviewers who critique high school productions in South Florida. Every year, a gala is held at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts to present the awards and the cast of … Keep Reading
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College tours: the Southern Ivies
Our very own Ella Gohari reviews the ivy leagues of the South. (Photos/Ella Gohari and Babak Gohari) … Keep Reading
AP classes that CollegeBoard should offer
These are five AP courses that College Board should consider adding to its collection. (Graphic/Ella Gohari) … Keep Reading
To study or not to study?
Self studying allows students to take the final AP exam without taking the actual class. (Photo/Irene John) … Keep Reading
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Olympics take over Human Geography
Students in Mrs. Roisman's AP Human Geography class put on their own version of the Olympics. (Photo/Zoe Horowitz) … Keep Reading
Farewell to Mrs. Blum
After 16 years at Heritage, Mrs. Blum is packing up her things and exchanging the warm tropical sun of Florida for the warm, not-so-tropical sun of Southern California. (Photo/Mrs. Angela Moorman-Davis) … Keep Reading
BETCHA hosts Campus Smart
SGA and First Priority partnered with Be the Change (BETCHA) to host the Campus Smart sexual assault prevention class. (Photo/Shania Mahmood) … Keep Reading
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Spring cheer starts up
The school year may be wrapping up, but school cheerleading definitely isn’t. (Photo/Jen Arias) … Keep Reading
Boys lacrosse takes on Belen Jesuit
The boys lacrosse team took on Belen Jesuit Preparatory School Apr. 8, and claimed victory on their home field. (Photo/Zoe Horowitz) … Keep Reading
Differences between NCAA College Divisions
Continuing their sport in college is a dream for many athletes, but there are various levels at which these athletes can perform that some might not be aware of. Check out an explanation of the three divisions. … Keep Reading
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Adam Sandler’s new movie ‘hustles’ to the box office
Adam Sandler's new movie "Hustle" hit the box office June 8. (Photo/Netflix) … Keep Reading
Goodbye, Ellen Show
After 19 seasons and over 3,000 shows, the Ellen DeGeneres Show has finally come to an end. (Photo/The Ellen Show on EllenTube) … Keep Reading
Stranger things returns and it’s stranger than ever
After a long awaited arrival, the Netflix original “Stranger Things” made a comeback. (Photo/kindpng) … Keep Reading