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NEWS
MSD welcomes an increase of students returning to school for second semester
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School has required students to learn virtually using platforms such as Canvas and Microsoft Teams. This shift began on Mar. 30, 2020 when students returned from spring break, in order to keep students and staff […]
Read more »- [Multimedia] Joe Biden sworn into office at 2021 presidential inauguration
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- The U.S. House of Representatives passes to impeach former President Donald Trump for a second time
- COVID-19 pandemic causes a screeching halt on mass school shootings
- [Multimedia] MSD clubs and organizations offer a variety of volunteering opportunities for students
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- Trump mob causes insurrection on Capitol Hill
- MSD hosts ‘A Day of Service and Love’ for the third anniversary of Feb. 14, 2018
FEATURE
Three MSD sophomores start ‘People of Change’ organization to unite the BIPOC community
In today’s society, it is the youth that enact change and call out national issues concerning the well-being of their peers. Whether it be a fifth grader or a senior in high school, younger generations are making their mark on the world. At Marjory Stoneman […]
Read more »- Junior Sarah Kathuria starts ‘The Wallet Project’
- Junior Cameron Harris triumphs throughout his baseball career
- [Multimedia] MSD clubs and organizations offer a variety of volunteering opportunities for students
- Ongoing COVID-19 pandemic transforms the travel industry with new restrictions
- MSD National Honor Society helps the community
- Students adjust back to online school after winter break
ARTS & LEISURE
A ‘Gossip Girl’ reboot is coming to HBO Max in 2021
The CW’s hit television show, “Gossip Girl,” has been circling Instagram and Twitter over the past few weeks with talk about a new, more diverse reboot coming out in 2021. The original series came out in 2007 with Kristen Bell as the narrator. According to […]
Read more »- [Multimedia] Crumbl Cookies Food Review
- Freshman Malena Molina explores her artistic capabilities
- Olivia Rodrigo’s new song ‘Driver’s License’ stuns fans
- [Review] ‘Soul’ provides a new perspective to life
- Netflix loses popular shows to newer services
- [Review] Viewers have mixed feelings regarding “Wonder Women 1984”
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EDITORIAL
[Opinion] Are the COVID-19 vaccines trustable?
Throughout the past year, the COVID-19 pandemic has had a large impact on people all over the world. The virus has prevented some from working, seeing family and friends and carrying out day-to-day activities such as going to school. After being worked on and researched […]
Read more »- [Editorial] Political cultures built on superficial values mislead voters
- [Editorial] Individuals should put their pronouns in their bios
- [Editorial] Schools should teach mandatory life skills like taxes and home economics
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- [Editorial] Asians continue to be subjected to racism in American society
- The American government must decriminalize drugs in order to advance the growth of society
- System to elect president no longer meets needs of our country
SPORTS
Junior Cameron Harris triumphs throughout his baseball career
Cameron Harris, a junior at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, is a middle infielder for the men’s varsity baseball team. Harris was born and raised in Parkland, Florida. Starting out his baseball career at five years old, Harris played for the Parkland Little League. His […]
Read more »- MSD girls’ varsity soccer loses momentum with first loss of the season
- Men’s basketball team begins season with consecutive wins
- MSD girls varsity soccer beats Pembroke Pines Charter and Fort Lauderdale in season-opening games
- [Multimedia] MSD dancers adapt their rehearsals and competitions to COVID-19 safety measures
- Seniors involved in football, cheerleading, color guard and Eagle Regiment say farewell at second football game of the season
- MSD Cross Country Wraps Up Their Season at the Tri-County Championship
POLITICS & ACTIVISM
[Multimedia] Joe Biden sworn into office at 2021 presidential inauguration
*Co-written by Haley Jackson, Abby Marton, Kate Becker, Ryan Shimony and Zach Weisberg
Read more »- Three MSD sophomores start ‘People of Change’ organization to unite the BIPOC community
- The U.S. House of Representatives passes to impeach former President Donald Trump for a second time
- Trump mob causes insurrection on Capitol Hill
- [Editorial] Political cultures built on superficial values mislead voters
- [Editorial] Individuals should put their pronouns in their bios
- Despite deceptive early results, former Vice President Joe Biden wins the presidency
MSD STRONG
MSD hosts ‘A Day of Service and Love’ for the third anniversary of Feb. 14, 2018
On the three-year commemoration of the 17 lives lost and those injured on Feb. 14, 2018, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School will conduct “A Day of Service and Love” on Friday, Feb. 12, 2021. Staff and students are invited to participate in the activities provided […]
Read more »- Valentine’s day has been forever changed from a holiday of love to a day of service and mourning
- 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
