This is an example of what a photo entered in the nature category might look like. This photograph was awarded a Silver Key at the Scholastic competition. (Photo/Olivia Chung) Keep Reading
As a tradition leading up to Valentine’s Day, many individuals watch romance movies. However, it is important to remember that what you see is not reflective of real life. (Photo/Olivia Chung) Keep Reading
While competing in the February statewide competition in Tampa, Fla. hosted by King High School Feb. 1, the Mu Alpha Theta math team placed second overall, with various individual awards recognizing numerous team members. (Photo/Lauren Lee) Keep Reading
The Mu Alpha Theta team hosted the Florida Association of Mu Alpha Theta (FANMAT) January regional competition in-house Saturday Jan. 25. With over 900 registrations, this competition had the largest turnout Heritage had seen since pre-Covid years. Within Mu Alpha Theta, there are five categories individuals can compete in based on assigned rankings. Thetas, often freshmen, compete in either Algebra II or Geometry; Alphas (freshmen and sophomores) compete in Pre-Calculus, Mus (juniors and seniors) compete in Calculus and there is… Keep Reading
The celebration of New Year’s holds a special place in many cultures as the dawn of a new year is symbolic of new beginnings. One of the wide-spread traditions when the ball drops is the setting of personal New Year’s resolutions. When looked at more closely, however, usually there are more pens writing than crossing off during this time. Often, people make resolutions to exercise more, to eat less junk food and to improve their finances, but does setting these… Keep Reading