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Butterfly Club hosts the Bagel Brunch
The bagel brunch, an annual event The Butterfly Project hosts, took place Nov. 21 from 11 a.m- one p.m. Senior Julia Seifer and her board members lead the event under the guidance of adviser Mrs. Marisa Behar. (Photos/Eva Pierre-Antoine) … Keep Reading
Notability changing how it charges
For individuals that already paid for Notability prior to November 1, 2021, previously available features like paper templates and unlimited note edits will still be accessible. However, they now have the option to purchase the premium plan that offers more … Keep Reading
Tips on how to stay safe as a woman
A startling study from the UN Entity for Gender Equality reports that nine out of ten women feel unsafe venturing into public spaces by themselves. While we cannot entirely rule out the possible dangers of an attack occurring, we can … Keep Reading
Haitians beaten at the border
From being the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, to being battered by several earthquakes and hurricanes, to having its president assassinated, it is no question that Haiti is in need of significant economic, political and infrastructural development. However, Haitians … Keep Reading
Homecoming Day 5
Homecoming week ended strongly with a black and gold theme for school spirit. (Photo/Elizabeth Zhu) … Keep Reading
Homecoming Day 4
The fourth day of Homecoming culminated in outfits for Band Day, a movie night and Trunk-or-Treat. (Photo/Nithisha Makesh) … Keep Reading
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Americans enjoy a new year of their favorite traditions
The aroma of warm food in cold weather and the gathering of family and friends for new memories and yearly traditions arrive as a new season emerges with one of North America’s holidays: Thanksgiving. Every year, families gather around the … Keep Reading
Media shapes public perceptions
Wielding words as its weapon, the media can shape public perceptions of individuals or events, potentially marring reputations. (Photo/SciencesPo) … Keep Reading
Zodi-fake signs
Zodiac signs, while once a silly way to correlate your birthday with arbitrary traits, have evolved into something far more serious. People of all ages, belief systems and genders are rapidly falling for this scam in droves, ignoring basic logic in … Keep Reading
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Thanksgiving Dishes
Learn about the Thanksgiving dishes and traditions of each member on staff. (Photo/Wikimedia) … Keep Reading
Mr. Vazquez-Rivera leaves for Coast Guard training
Since childhood, World History teacher Mr. Vazquez-Rivera has hoped to serve in the Coast Guard in order to connect with communities and protect them peacefully. With his age one year below the cutoff, he decided to take his last chance … Keep Reading
Core Fitness overview
For anyone looking for a class that involves working out, calming the mind and learning about topics like nutrition and fitness, look no further than Core Fitness. Core Fitness is a semester-long class that involves yoga, pilates, meditation, rest & … Keep Reading
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Work hard, think hard
Engaging in physical activity makes it easier for the brain to retain information by making original brain cells sharper and producing new cells, thus improving students’ academic performance. So, to prepare for that math test, students might benefit from running … Keep Reading
Amal Israilova skates to first place
Seventh grader Amal Israilova won first place in the Novice Solo Combined Dance Category in the U.S. Figure Skating National Competition, held in Kalamazoo, Michigan. (Photo/KrPhotogs Photography) … Keep Reading
American Heritage vs. Cardinal Gibbons
Patriots win 23-20 over Cardinal Gibbons. (Photo/Julia Seifer) … Keep Reading
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Review of “Big Brother”
85 days, 16 houseguests, one house and one summer full of blindsiding and strategizing can only mean one thing - CBS’ “Big Brother.” Read Zoe’s review of the 23rd season. (Photo/Julie Chen Moonves from Instagram) … Keep Reading
Thespians practice to perform “The Theory of Relativity”
To showcase their talents and creativity in the first musical of the school year, Heritage’s performers will be performing their adaptation of “The Theory of Relativity” Oct. 20 - 23. (Photo/Alyiece Morreto-Watkins) … Keep Reading
Most liked books by the school librarian
Mrs. Siegel knows almost every single book featured in the school’s library and has a few she loves to reread. (Photo/Kayra Dayi) … Keep Reading