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California wildfires and climate change
The summer of 2021 has seen a cascade of deadly, extreme weather and climate-related disasters like wildfires, hurricanes and tropical storms. (Photo/Ross Stone on Uplash) … Keep Reading
Cubans demand an end to the dictatorship among a growing humanitarian crisis
Cuban citizens call to end the 62-year dictatorship that worsens their already devastating living conditions, shortage of foods and vaccines, and a general lack of basic goods and services as they are experiencing the worst economic crisis in decades. (Photo/AHS … Keep Reading
School construction
Here is a look at the new construction to look forward to in the 2021-22 school year. … Keep Reading
Constructing an Era
Some important components of preparation for administration for the upcoming year are the series of updates and renovations occurring on campus. … Keep Reading
Congress spars over voting rights
Voting laws explained with perceived threats to voting rights. … Keep Reading
Heritage’s 3rd annual Butterfly Project Ceremony spreads its wings
The Butterfly Project seeks to spread awareness about genocide, specifically the Holocaust, to ensure nothing similar ever happens again. … Keep Reading
Opinion View all
Dear America, stop intervening in other countries’ governments
As America reels from the embarrassing failure of the “War on Terror” in Afghanistan—which senselessly cost over 8 trillion taxpayer dollars and nearly 1 million lives (including more than 300,000 Afghan civilians) only for Afghanistan to end up right back … Keep Reading
Dark Side of the K-pop Industry
While the idea of wearing designer brands and making a large amount of money by performing songs on stage may seem exciting, k-pop group members sacrifice and go through many hardships to accomplish their dreams. … Keep Reading
Students should receive more optional summer assignments
As an incoming junior, I realize just how important summer work is and how much it helps with retaining information you learned in the previous year and adjusting to the rigour of a new school year. … Keep Reading
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National Merit Program Updates
Out of all nationwide private high schools, American Heritage produces the highest number of National Merit Scholars: last year, both campuses had 74 Finalists, 77 Semifinalists, and 52 National Commended Scholars in total. (Photo/@americanheritagebroward on Instagram) … Keep Reading
Back to School: Is it Cool?
There are benefits to both styles of learning and students must decide which option they prefer. I enjoyed virtual learning, but there simply is no comparison for experiencing classes in person. (Photo/Irene John) … Keep Reading
Adulting 101: Cooking up a Storm
Ellaheh Gohari shares her three favorite meals to make at home. (Photo/Ella Gohari) … Keep Reading
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Heritage falls short against St. Thomas Aquinas
The bout between the Patriots and the Raiders was a highly anticipated game for high school football. (Photo/Kaye Vogt) … Keep Reading
Brandon Iniss commits to Oklahoma University
Junior Brandon Iniss, has attracted attention from top college programs in the country, including former national champions Alabama University and Clemson University. … Keep Reading
American Heritage vs. IMG Recap
The first official matchup of the 2021-2022 preseason of the Patriots football team. … Keep Reading
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If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power
Following the massive success of her three previous albums, American artist and songwriter Ashley Frangipane, better known as Halsey, released their much anticipated fourth studio album, “If I Can’t Have Love I Want Power.” (Photo/Glenn Francis of the Pacific Pro … Keep Reading
YouTube delves into the short side of video sharing
Recently, however, YouTube seems to be changing its stance on ideal video length with the introduction of YouTube Shorts. (Photo/Ella Gohari) … Keep Reading
Review: High school musical the musical the series season two (HSMTMTS)
A review on the second season of High school musical the musical the series (HSMTMTS). … Keep Reading