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The Student News Site of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School

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Laying on the floor, both of the Cousans family’s new foster cats, Archie and Edith play around. The Cousans found homes for all of their foster cats and personally adopted four of their past fosters.

Sisters Madison and Riley Cousans care for foster kittens

Ashveen Saini and Ahana Tippanagoudar
May 10, 2025
Junior Mckayla Barton dives under the Blue Heron Bridge pier in Riviera Beach, Florida. The place is known as a popular diving spot for its diverse marine life and easy accessibility.

Junior Mckayla Barton pursues challenging scuba diving certification to further passion for sea life

Grace Brill, Editor-in-Chief
May 10, 2025
Advanced Placement Environmental Science teacher Tammy Orilio launches an expendable bathythermograph, an instrument that falls through the water column and takes temperature measurements while on board the vessel Oscar Dyson. She sailed along the Aleutian Islands while working as a Teacher at Sea for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration back in 2011.

Q&A: Advanced Placement Environmental Science teacher Tammy Orilio shares journey navigating marine science field

Victoria Damaso, Copy Editor and Multimedia Editor
May 10, 2025
The sun sets over the Everglades on April 12, 2025.

Climate change poses various threats to Florida’s ecosystems and citizens

Andie Korenge, Editor-in-Chief
May 10, 2025
A large American alligator suns on the shore of Lake Apopka on Dec. 31, 2021. Now an abundant species in the Everglades, the American alligator was considered an endangered species up until 1987. Photo permission from Joe Burbank/TNS.

The Everglades faces restoration efforts to preserve the ecosystem’s biodiversity

Ahana Tippanagoudar and Jasmine Bhogaita
May 10, 2025
Climate Change Club President Constanza Lamaison helps fellow officer Bryce Smith at the club’s meeting on Monday, Oct. 28, 2024. The club discussed Halloween’s relation to climate change and how to be more aware of its effects over the holiday. “Especially now, with Halloween approaching, we need to be very conscious of what we’re consuming for Halloween, the plastic we’re wasting and the costumes we’re using,” Lamaison said.

Climate Change Club and Project Moana inform students about sustainability

Ella Bernbaum and Crystal Goes
May 10, 2025
In the hot sun, sophomore Octavio Blanco-Bulhoes, juniors Niki Yuan and Bradley Hau and volunteer Kenny Rattray rake in mulch in the back of the garden. Every Sunday, students come to Marjory’s Garden to participate in volunteer activities and are awarded service hours for it.

Marjory’s Garden Club fosters student involvement and environmental education

Ava Thomas, Copy Editor and Multimedia Editor
May 10, 2025
Sophomore Rebecca Rinderknecht smiles at the camera as she rides her bicycle on a trail. In July of 2024, Rinderknecht and her family rode their bikes across Germany in the span of four days, and the trails consisted of many different terrains and cities.

Sophomore Rebecca Rinderknecht cycles internationally with her family

Chelsea Townsend, Social Media and Photo Editor
May 10, 2025
AP Environmental Science teacher Caitlin Hanley glances through a microscope in her classroom, where she teaches AP Environmental Science and AICE Marine Science. Prior to becoming a teacher, Hanley attended the University of Georgia as a geology major, where she was even a teacher’s assistant, carrying out lab studies with other students.

Q&A: AP Environmental Science teacher Caitlin Hanley evaluates how her connection with environment has evolved over course of her life

Andie Korenge and Grace Brill
May 10, 2025
Standing with her online friends, sophomore Alexandria Sundquist takes a selfie at Billie Eilish's Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour on Thursday, Oct. 17. Sundquist camped outside the venue beginning at 4 a.m. to get front row seats. "This show was my first time being front row for Billie, which was incredibly meaningful and special since I had been looking up to her since I was a little kid," Sundquist said. Photo permission from Alexandria Sundquist.

Sophomore Alexandria Sundquist attends more than five concerts every year

Ahana Tippanagoudar, Copy Editor
March 11, 2025
Social media platforms censor users in a variety of ways. Algorithmic bias has previously been observed on such apps, for instance, suppressing the content of certain creators.

Social media platforms push boundaries of censorship

Andie Korenge, Editor-in-Chief
March 10, 2025
MSD student Lincoln Miller shares his experience as a professional student journalist

MSD student Lincoln Miller shares his experience as a professional student journalist

Ava Thomas, Copy Editor and Multimedia Editor
March 10, 2025
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