NEWS
Political discussions find their way into the classroom
In the age where political opinions make or break one’s career, many professionals choose to avoid sensitive topics in their workplace as to avoid crossing a forbidden line. In the classroom, however, controversial and political topics are often relevant to what students are learning. Teachers […]
Read more »- First look at the design for MSD’s newest building set to open next year
- Princess Meadow’s Playground officially opens to public
- MSD hosts annual Black History Month Show
- MSD art students participate in the memory project for Russian orphans
- Broward County Public Schools unveils new calendar for 2020-2021 school year
- Students, faculty participate in community service projects on Feb. 14
FEATURE
Rapid technology growth reshapes and redefines society’s standards of privacy
The screen on the mobile device reads “Current Location: Boca Raton, Florida, since 11:30 p.m. 42% battery.” The parents of the speeding blue dot reaching 70 mph on their digital map are awaiting its arrival. Simultaneously, the blue dot, or better yet, their disgruntled teenager, […]
Read more »- MSD students struggle with body image, eating disorders
- MSD students continue to adjust to life two years after deadly shooting
- March’s Artist of the Month: Jaedyn Wint
- March’s Musician of the Month: Hunter Frybergh
- MSD Brain Brawl Team wins championship to cap off undefeated run
- February’s Athlete of the Month: Samantha Diaz
ARTS & LEISURE
MSD art students participate in the memory project for Russian orphans
Seventeen select art students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School have been working on an art assignment titled The Memory Project. Each student received a child’s picture from an orphanage in Russia to draw and color. For weeks, the advanced artists utilized time at home […]
Read more »- March’s Artist of the Month: Jaedyn Wint
- Trending on the Internet: Week of March 9
- MSD Drama presents Imaginary: A New Musical
- Bolay opens new location in Coral Springs
- March’s Musician of the Month: Hunter Frybergh
- [Review] “SKIN” by EXOCIETY (Rav, Kill Bill: The Rapper, Scuare) becomes quick hit among fans
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EDITORIAL
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
- Opinion: Broward County schools should close due to COVID-19 breakout
- Opinion: Schools should institute universal mental health screenings
- Senioritis strikes seniors during second semester
- [Review] “SKIN” by EXOCIETY (Rav, Kill Bill: The Rapper, Scuare) becomes quick hit among fans
- Opinion: Twitter is creating less informed citizens
SPORTS
MSD varsity baseball team crushes Monsignor Pace High School
On Thursday, Mar. 5, the Stoneman Douglas varsity baseball team went up against Monsignor Pace High School for their second away game of the season. The game ended in a final score of 7-1 for the Eagles. “Our starting pitcher [Sophomore, Derek Rodriguez] threw lights […]
Read more »- MSD women’s varsity lacrosse team dominates Park Vista High School
- Women’s varsity lacrosse team triumphs over Naples High School
- MSD women’s varsity lacrosse takes down West Boca High School
- MSD women’s varsity lacrosse team defeats Boca Raton High School
- MSD Varsity Hockey wins State Championship
- Stoneman Douglas varsity baseball dominates J.P. Taravella High School
POLITICS & ACTIVISM
Two years after the March for Our Lives, MSD students have experienced a lack of political efficacy
Two years ago, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School changed forever. After losing 17 eagles, the school community began to channel loss into action. Teachers and students alike became active. The sadness and confusion of a tragedy spread through the community. Feelings of despair quickly turned […]
Read more »- 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
- Ron DeSantis proposes mandatory civics test for graduating seniors
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 »- 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
- Second annual Chris Hixon Memorial Walk raises money for student athletic scholarships
