NEWS
Corporations across the country are ending open carry in their stores
In a wave of new changes to the weapons market, various corporations are changing their stance on the carry and sale of guns. Due to increasing demands from citizens, chains such as Walmart and Publix have made significant changes to their gun policies. The store that seems to have jump-started these changes is Walmart, after a mass shooting occurred in […]
Read more »- Teachers Stacey Lippel and Gregory Pittman win September Teacher of the Month award
- Sergeant First Class Ramon Arias presented a Silver Instructor Award certificate by the Department of the Army
- “Guac: My Son, My Hero” performed as a tribute to Joaquin Oliver
- Band students to miss out on homecoming for mandatory competition
- Principal Michelle Kefford accepted to the BCPS Hall of Fame
- ‘Start With Hello’ week encourages an inclusive environment at MSD
FEATURE
Standing for the pledge is a popular debate among high school students
From school to sporting events, most Americans have stood for the pledge at some point. For many Americans, standing for the pledge was something that was never questioned. However, due to the actions of Colin Kaepernick, who kneeled for the national anthem in 2016 to shed light on the oppression that people of color in America go through, the debate […]
Read more »- New Varsity Quarterback Matthew O’Dowd joins MSD football team
- Principal Michelle Kefford accepted to the BCPS Hall of Fame
- Student yearbook photos can cause stress
- Culinary club feeds varsity football team before game night
- Effects part-time jobs have on MSD students
- Catherine Britt takes on new teaching job with U.S. Department of Defense
SPORTS
Matthew Wargo joins the JV football staff
Matthew Wargo is a U.S. history teacher at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. Wargo has been teaching at MSD for three years, but recently became one of the new junior varsity football coaches. He is very excited for the opportunity to be able to coach. Wargo has been colleagues with Varsity football coach, William Short, for the last three years, […]
Read more »- MSD womens varsity volleyball team is defeated by West Broward High School
- MSD womens varsity volleyball team loses to Monarch Highschool
- MSD womens varsity volleyball faces loss against Western High School
- MSD womens varsity volleyball team defeats Piper High School
- MSD womens varsity golf takes home the BCAA Championship
- MSD womens varsity golf beats Archbishop McCarthy
ARTS & LEISURE
MSD art classes raise awareness for human trafficking
According to WJCT Public Media, human trafficking has become an increasingly prominent issue in Florida, as it ranks third in the U.S. in human trafficking cases reported by states, behind only California and Texas. With increasing news reports telling the stories of human trafficking victims, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School art teachers Jacquelene Leiberman and Randee Lombard were inspired to […]
Read more »- MSD students have a variety of interesting pets
- “The Tyrant’s Tomb” is an exciting addition to The Trials of Apollo series
- Hollywood improves at accurate age representation
- MXMTOON: The voice of a platform
- Thirteen Reasons Why season three shines light on rape in American high schools
- Eagle Regiment invited to perform in London’s New Year’s Parade
EDITORIAL
Veterans deserve more respect and better resources
America is the home of the free for one reason: our veterans. No matter what your view of the government is, it is vital to acknowledge that the elements of government you do agree with are protected by the U.S. military, including the freedoms you exercise every day. Recently in the media, veterans have been cruelly mocked. They are made […]
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MSD STRONG
“Guac: My Son, My Hero” performed as a tribute to Joaquin Oliver
On Friday, Sept. 20, Manuel Oliver’s latest protest project, “Guac: My Son, My Hero” was performed at the Colony Theater in Miami Beach. Following the release of several art projects dedicated to his son, Oliver presented a one-man show that both encaptured the life of Joaquin Oliver, known as “Guac” by friends, and protested against gun violence. The show mixed […]
Read more »- SandyHookPromise video brings attention to gun violence in school
- International Peace Day at MSD
- Community comes together to replenish Project Grow Love
- “Anguish in the Aftermath: Examining a Mass Shooting” to open Sept. 14 at the Coral Springs Museum of Art
- Eagles’ Haven gifts teachers welcome back plants
- New banner installed around 1200 building
POLITICS & ACTIVISM
Corporations across the country are ending open carry in their stores
In a wave of new changes to the weapons market, various corporations are changing their stance on the carry and sale of guns. Due to increasing demands from citizens, chains such as Walmart and Publix have made significant changes to their gun policies. The store that seems to have jump-started these changes is Walmart, after a mass shooting occurred in […]
Read more »- Recent shootings in America inspire rally at local Parkland Walmart
- End of Florida legislative session brings educational changes
- Breaking down the Democratic Primary
- MSD students walkout in hopes of better mental health support at school
- Matt Gaetz’s attitude should not be tolerated at a meeting about HR-8 again
- ‘Ban Assault Weapons Now’ plans to petition their way onto the ballot in 2020
