COVID-19
The Eagle Regiment hosts their 31st annual Pops N’ Pies event
The Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Eagle Regiment hosted their annual Pops N’ Pies event on Friday, Oct. 9 at the Fort Lauderdale Marriott Coral Springs Hotel & Convention Center. The Eagle Regiment hosts this event every year, as it is the first performance of […]
Read more »- [Multimedia] MSD prepares to welcome students participating in e-learning on campus
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- MSD fall sports teams begin voluntary conditioning; official practices to start Monday
- MSD students consider alternative Halloween activities
- Teachers balance online instruction and taking care of their own children at home
- Social distancing guidelines alter the way students are getting involved in extracurriculars
- [Opinion] Five minutes between class periods is not long enough for students or teachers
NEWS
MSD administration allows students to submit their own ID pictures
This year, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School has given freshmen the opportunity to submit their own photo for their student identification badges, with some restrictions. Those who previously enrolled at the school did not have to submit a photo since their photo is on record. […]
Read more »- [Multimedia] Colleges offer virtual visitations through Naviance
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- What is on the Nov. 3rd election ballot?
- The Eagle Regiment hosts their 31st annual Pops N’ Pies event
- Rachel Kusher voted Broward Schools Counselor of the Year
- MSD technology specialists help students with technical issues via call center
- [Multimedia] MSD prepares to welcome students participating in e-learning on campus
FEATURE
October’s musician of the month: Nicholas Hernandez
Senior Nicholas Hernandez has been a member of the Eagle Regiment since his sophomore year of high school as part of the percussion, playing bass drum in the drumline. “Seeing a lot of my friends march and be involved in something with the school motivated […]
Read more »- Students’ favorite local places change during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Students and teachers share their opinions on safety at school after the COVID-19 pandemic
- [Multimedia] MSD senior Ashley Moskowitz maintains perfect attendance throughout her academic career
- [Multimedia] Day in the life of a student attending school in person
- Seniors find alternative ways to gain insight on their potential colleges
- October’s Scholar of the Month: Tehzib Philip
ARTS & LEISURE
October’s musician of the month: Nicholas Hernandez
Senior Nicholas Hernandez has been a member of the Eagle Regiment since his sophomore year of high school as part of the percussion, playing bass drum in the drumline. “Seeing a lot of my friends march and be involved in something with the school motivated […]
Read more »- Apple released the iPhone 12 and 12 Pro
- [Multimedia] Fall foods to try at home
- [Review] “Among Us” is the new best thing
- Rick Riordan releases the last book in “The Trials of Apollo” series
- Local fall activities for community members to participate in
- iOS 14 update has allowed users to be creative with home screens
EDITORIAL
[Multimedia] Stop teaching American exceptionalism in schools, teach history
Out of our 11 years of attending public school classes, including years of United States and world history courses, it was not until the seventh grade that we had finally learned about America’s brutal treatment of the indigenous people. For those who have grown up […]
Read more »- [Opinion] Fans should be allowed to attend NFL Games
- [Opinion] Broward County Public Schools should not reopen for face-to-face instruction
- [Opinion] Physical textbooks are better than online textbooks
- [Opinion] Five minutes between class periods is not long enough for students or teachers
- [Opinion] American media has perfected the art of demonizing children of color
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- [Opinion] Students should not have homework during virtual school
SPORTS
- [Multimedia] Sixteen MLB teams fight for a World Series title
- [Multimedia] Fans devastated as injuries around the NFL continue
- L.A. Dodgers and Tampa Bay Rays face off in the World Series
- Fans have mixed reactions over NHL season
- [Multimedia] Historic season comes to an end for Heat in the bubble
- MSD sports teams set different rules for mask usage
POLITICS & ACTIVISM
[Multimedia] Stop teaching American exceptionalism in schools, teach history
Out of our 11 years of attending public school classes, including years of United States and world history courses, it was not until the seventh grade that we had finally learned about America’s brutal treatment of the indigenous people. For those who have grown up […]
Read more »- What is on the Nov. 3rd election ballot?
- MSD students express their varying opinions on Joe Biden as the Democratic Candidate
- The upcoming Mayoral election and what it means for MSD students
- Broward County August Primary Recap: Black candidates sweep county-wide elections
- [Multimedia] The Life and Legacy of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
- Presidential candidate Joe Biden breaks presidential campaign fundraising records
MSD STRONG
Valentine’s day has been forever changed from a holiday of love to a day of service and mourning
How do we feel two years after the shooting on Feb. 14, 2018? We all get asked this question, but don’t answer it honestly. We can’t say good because it sounds insensitive, and we can’t say bad because then we will get the looks of […]
Read more »- Security changes are only a band-aid on the issue of shootings in schools
- Two years after the March for Our Lives, MSD students have experienced a lack of political efficacy
- Princess Meadow’s Playground officially opens to public
- MSD students continue to adjust to life two years after deadly shooting
- Students, faculty participate in community service projects on Feb. 14
- Parkland community gathers for 3rd annual Run 4 Beigel 5K
