NEWS
MSD celebrates peace week
The International Day of Peace is celebrated on Sept. 21, however, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School is making the celebration a week long event called Peace Week. During this week, there were different activities occuring while the students were at school. “As the sponsor of Politics Club, I am always looking for positive things that the club can get involved […]
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FEATURE
MSD welcomes new Marine Biology teacher Caitlin Hanley
Many new teachers were welcomed with open arms for the 2018-2019 school year at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. One of these new teachers included former MSD substitute, Caitlin Hanley. Now teaching Marine Biology, Hanley enjoyed her experience as a substitute and found the students to be exceptional. Before becoming a teacher, Hanley graduated from Pompano Beach High School and […]
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SPORTS
[Brief] Varsity football team loses to Cardinal Gibbons High School
On Sept. 21, the men’s varsity football team lost to Cardinal Gibbons High School. The final score of the game was 48-8, with the Eagles’ only touchdown coming from wide receiver Preston Sasser (12). The team suffered another tough loss in front of the home crowd. “I played my heart out all night but our team struggled to gain yards […]
Read more »- Men’s cross country team competes in Bofshever Northwest Community Cross Country Classic
- [Brief] Women’s varsity volleyball team loses to Western High School
- [Brief] Women’s varsity cross country team places first in meet
- [Brief] Women’s varsity volleyball team defeats Taravella High School
- [Brief] Varsity football team loses to Piper High School
ARTS & LEISURE
Crayola presents their new project: Crayola Color Cycle.
Dried markers are left untouched for years to pollute the environment. However, with the new Crayola program, ColorCycle, markers are now able to be recycled in the hopes of creating a cleaner Earth. Crayola recently announced their new program, ColorCycle. This new program is targeted towards schools and specific districts in hopes of being able to work hand and hand […]
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EDITORIAL
Women in tennis unfairly punished due to misogynistic regulations
Cases in the media are unveiling the strange rules that official female sports players must follow. The most recent was an incident at the US Open involving tennis player Alizé Cornet, who decided to leave the court to change her shirt during a 10 minute cool down in the middle of her match against Johanna Larsson. After realizing she had […]
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