COVID-19
[Opinion list] Ways to help your local health care workers, first responders and medical professionals
Read more »- MSD students create websites and Instagram accounts during the COVID-19 pandemic
- MSD students are eager to make plans after quarantine
- Broward County Public Schools has created a survey to gain insight on distant learning from students and their families
- MSD graduation ceremony moves to a virtual platform
- Some MSD students are choosing to social distance, while others are not
- MSD teacher, Mr. Jeff Foster, shares what his day in quarantine looks like
NEWS
Krispy Kreme Donuts gives out free donuts to Class of 2020 seniors
On Tuesday, May 19, Krispy Kreme gavet a box of one dozen donuts to every 2020 graduate who brought identification. Every senior who showed up to their local Krispy Kreme location wearing a cap and gown, 2020 apparel, class ring or student ID received a […]
Read more »- MSD Drama takes home 8 South Florida Cappies Awards for their production ‘Imaginary: A New Musical’
- U.S. Navy releases footage and documents regarding UFOs
- MSD color guard seeks new members for upcoming season
- MSD students create websites and Instagram accounts during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Broward County Public Schools has created a survey to gain insight on distant learning from students and their families
- MSD graduation ceremony moves to a virtual platform
FEATURE
How to have aced the online Advanced Placement exams for the 2020 school year
With the COVID-19 pandemic forcing a transition to online school, there have been several changes to end-of-course exams in the United States. While most classes will not have a final or EOC, Advanced Placement exams have continued onward with a few changes. The traditional format […]
Read more »- MSD Seniors are given opportunities to celebrate their success
- Students find ways to hang out with friends while staying six feet apart
- MSD students create websites and Instagram accounts during the COVID-19 pandemic
- MSD students are eager to make plans after quarantine
- Teachers try to make online classes more interesting
- Some MSD students are choosing to social distance, while others are not
ARTS & LEISURE
[Opinion list] Ways to help your local health care workers, first responders and medical professionals
Read more »- MSD Drama takes home 8 South Florida Cappies Awards for their production ‘Imaginary: A New Musical’
- Spotify releases celebrity readings of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone
- MSD color guard seeks new members for upcoming season
- Trending on the internet: week of May 11
- Eagle Regiment selects 2020 leadership and holds Zoom training meetings
- May’s Musician of the Month: Nicolette Gulla
EDITORIAL
[Opinion] Netflix has negative impacts on teenagers during quarantine
To pass the time as a good samaritan in Broward County while still being under a stay-at-home order, Netflix has become a vital part of life in quarantine. Since the global lockdown, Netflix has released an array of youth-targeted entertainment ranging from teen comedies to […]
Read more »- [Opinion] AP reviews are decent study material, but need improvement
- [Opinion]: President Trump is putting people in danger with his health suggestions
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- [Opinion] Celebrities have an unfair advantage towards medical treatment and coronavirus testing than the general public
- [Opinion] How to be a successful animal foster parent
- [Opinion] It’s too soon for the economy to open in coronavirus pandemic
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- [Opinion] A female vice president might be the key to Biden winning the 2020 election
SPORTS
May’s Athlete of the Month: Colby Collins
Senior Colby Collins is pictured playing for the Marjory Stoneman Douglas men’s varsity baseball team. Photo courtesy Colby Collins
Read more »- NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell hosts the NFL 2020 Draft virtually
- Esports and live-stream viewership grow as people are stuck at home
- April’s Athlete of the Month: Chantal Jimenez
- Spring sports seasons end abruptly, leaving senior athletes disappointed
- [Opinion] High school spring sports seasons cut short due to COVID-19, leaving seniors disappointed
- New Varsity Running Back Al “AJ” Darring joins MSD Varsity football team
POLITICS & ACTIVISM
[Opinion] A female vice president might be the key to Biden winning the 2020 election
America has gone through a wide variety of changes over the past century from electing its first female congressman in 1917 to electing the first ever African-American President in 2008. This nation has evolved into an incredibly progressive country, despite its legislative shortcomings. However, there […]
Read more »- Two years after the March for Our Lives, MSD students have experienced a lack of political efficacy
- New clubs at MSD allow students to voice their political opinions
- Opinion: Twitter is creating less informed citizens
- What was the point of Impeachment 2020?
- Seniors Sari Kaufman and Jacob Kanfer launch educational website ‘MyVote’
- Opinion: Iowa Caucus disarray spells disaster for democracy
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
