Palliative Care: what it is and why it matters
By Sophie Lichtenstein, Managing Editor, Beanpicker Yearbook As modern medicine in our world develops, doctors of all kinds are able to drastically improve patient care in [...]
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‘Fins show start of something to look forward to
By Javier Garcia, Sports Editor It’s about that time again, not that I intend to make this an annual thing, but reflecting on this past season with the Dolphins, I [...]
Security still wary against threats
By Brady Williams, Staff Intern Even though only 100-190 students are on campus, security remains an important aspect of the school’s procedures, according to campus [...]
2 flag football graduates earn scholarships
By Caleb Holness, Staff Intern Recent graduates Tatiana Maker and Lorraine Angelakos were announced on Sept. 18 as winners of scholarships pledged by the National Football [...]
Football starts conditioning, practice
By Nicholas Rapalo, Staff Intern Wearing masks, socially distancing, and being put into pods, student athletes returned to campus on Sept. 21 for football conditioning with a [...]
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School board pushes back plan for reopening
By Matthew Shanbom, Editor-in-Chief and Eduardo Andrade, Editor-in-Chief The school board held a meeting to discuss plans on reopening in person learning on Tuesday Sept. [...]
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Key Club reaches out while social distancing
By Kayla Gayle, Student Life Editor Key Club is still committed to fulfilling its duties while in the pandemic. The club focuses on helping the community both in and outside [...]
First virtual Freshman Invasion hosted
By Emma Parker, Managing Editor Face-to-face became face-on-screen at this year’s Freshman Invasion. For the Class of 2024, introduction to high school was through [...]
