Reject Senate Bill 86
By Eduardo Andrade, Editor-in-Chief While most people reluctantly accept the idea that all “good things must come to an end,” it seems like some members of the Florida [...]
Articles by Eduardo Andrade
Graduation to be held in-person
By Eduardo Andrade, Editor-in-Chief The class of 2021 will have in-person graduations in Broward County, superintendent Robert Runcie announced in tweet on Feb. 24. “We are [...]
Debate team competes virtually
By Eduardo Andrade, Editor-in-Chief The debate team competed last Saturday Jan. 23. Only two students, Aashi Chhabra, junior, and Ryan Nemnarine, junior, participated. [...]
Language dept. hopes for more face-to-face teaching
By Ashante K. Anderson, Staff Intern COVID-19 guidelines are continuing to enforce restrictions that have proven to be an issue for the World Languages Department. [...]
Sophs can’t fundraise
By Tanner Block, Staff Intern The sophomore and junior classes will have their hands full fundraising this year during the the novel coronavirus outbreak. As the majority of [...]
Schools keep online option
By Eduardo Andrade, Editor in Chief Students will have the option to continue fully-online class in January and through the second semester. While Governor Ron Desantis and [...]
New world, new self: Exchange students come back
By Isabella Castellanos Joa, Staff Intern As senior Delaney Staples was walking down the streets of the beautiful city of Adana, Turkey, she realized how much she was going [...]
Rho Kappa aims to rock the vote
By Eduardo Andrade, Editor in Chief Rho Kappa, the National Social Studies Honor Society, is having its first meeting on Friday Sept. 11 at 11 a.m. where they will hold [...]
Miami heats up playoffs
By Eduardo Andrade, Editor in Chief Things are heating up in Orlando as Miami takes a 2-0 series lead following a 116-114 victory against the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday [...]
It’s still best to stay at home
By Eduardo Andrade, Managing Editor As states continue to lift stay at home orders, for less than altruistic reasons, the coronavirus pandemic continues to get worse. [...]
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