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Zoe Horwitz has 86 articles published.

Zoe Horwitz, a junior at American Heritage, returns to the Patriot Post for her third year as the Sports Editor and Assistant Editor-In-Chief. Besides reading and writing, she spends her time playing with her dog or tutoring younger students through Learn with Peers, a non-profit organization she helped found in 2020. During her freshman year, she co-founded FALIA (Food Allergy/Intolerance Awareness) at school, a club that advocates for those with food allergies. Zoe also plays lacrosse, as she plays for a club team and American Heritage girls varsity lacrosse team. Zoe is very excited to be contributing to the Patriot Post.
News

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 tools. (Photo/Zoe Horwitz) Keep Reading

Features

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 & relaxation, speed & agility, high intensity interval training, flexibility and core exercises. (Photo/Zoe Horwitz) Keep Reading

Entertainment/Reviews

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

Opinion

Choosing private school over public school

There are a variety of reasons for leaving the public school system including some moving to other districts, getting home-schooling and switching to private school. Heritage enrolls new students each year for reasons including academics, athletics or fine arts. (Photo/Zoe Horwitz) Keep Reading

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