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  • November 7MSD students scheduled to leave at 11:40 a.m. today, Nov. 7 due to Professional Study Day
  • November 5Americans cast their vote for president, among other critical races; follow Eagle Eye News for live updates
  • October 21MSD women's volleyball wins districts 3-0 against Boca Raton High School
  • October 9Broward County under Tropical Storm Warning and Tornado Watch as Hurricane Milton nears Florida Gulf Coast
  • October 9Florida State University, University of Central Florida and Florida Atlantic University extend early action deadlines in wake of Hurricane Milton
The Student News Site of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School

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Ice Ice Baby. Skating to "Waltz" and "Romance" during her long program, figure skater Ava Zubik competes at the Cranberry Open in Massachusetts on Aug. 12, 2022. She scored a total of 86.90 on her short and free skate program, earning fifth place overall. "I try to make it [competing] as fun and enjoyable as I can because it's my senior year, and so I want to really enjoy competitive figure skating while it lasts," Zubik said.

Student athlete Ava Zubik divulges her enthralling figure skating journey

Victoria Damaso, Copy Editor and Multimedia Editor
November 13, 2024
AP World History teacher Devin Schaller and guidance counselor Jerry Turmaine play a performance in South Florida. The cover band is called "Mischief."

MSD staff reveal their hobbies and alternate careers

Victoria Damaso, Copy Editor and Multimedia Editor
November 13, 2024
Pressured by beauty standards, some teens at MSD submit to various forms of tanning to relieve the dysphoria about their pale skin. Social media has further promoted these views, ignoring the dangers of tanning.

MSD students grow concerned over tanning dysmorphia mindset

Lyla Sachs, Copy Editor
October 15, 2024
AICE General Paper teacher Cynthia Beach helps seniors Thomas Zanatta and Shayne Shapario with a classroom assignment. This year is Beach's third year teaching at MSD, but she has taught a variety of courses at other schools during her 14-year teaching career.

AICE General Paper teacher Cynthia Beach receives Hixon’s Hero Award for positively impacting her students

Taras Myhdal and Shannon Merlin
October 4, 2024
Bookkeeper Lisa Morales reviews project approval forms in her office on Sept 18. The school staff selected Morales to represent MSD as the Non-Instructional Employee of the Year for 2024.

Bookkeeper Lisa Morales wins Non-Instructional Employee of the Year Award

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
September 28, 2024
Although political discussions tend to be discouraged in public spaces, they are crucial to staying informed and exchanging views on relevant issues. MSD students have differing opinions on teenagers' participation in political conversations.

MSD students evaluate the importance of political awareness for teens

Ellis Reuvers and Victoria Damaso
September 17, 2024
MSD has recently implemented a new metal detector policy to improve students' safety. Students have had different experiences with the change, with some facing delays and others questioning its effectiveness.

MSD students express concern over and suggest improvements for new metal detector policy

Taras Myhdal, Reporter
September 8, 2024
Senior Tyler Dilek collects historical memorabilia. Photo courtesy of Tyler Dilek.

From CDs to ketchup, MSD students share their most prized possessions

Victoria Damaso, Copy Editor and Multimedia Editor
April 8, 2024
Gardening Galore. Junior Mia Lubin works in Marjory’s Garden to help move soil for planting new trees on the Day of Service and Love. The new trees, including a pomegranate and jabuticaba tree, are intended to be for a new orchard extension of the garden.

MSD hosts sixth annual Day of Service and Love

Ava Thomas, Copy Editor and Multimedia Editor
April 7, 2024
In recent years, men, particularly young men, have faced increased societal pressure to be hypermasculine. This likely comes as a result of social media influencers that promote toxic masculinity.

Toxic masculinity’s growing prominence online impacts students

Jasmine Bhogaita, Ahana Tippanagoudar, and Javier Otero
April 7, 2024
Students eat lunch in the courtyard while scrolling on their phones. This has become an increased phenomenon in recent years.

Phone addiction disproportionately affects teens

Andie Korenge, Editor-in-Chief
April 7, 2024
Recently retired social studies teacher Carla Verba stands with an award in hand, which she received for the impact she has made in students' lives. Verba taught for 32 years at MSD and has developed a deep connection to the school in the process. “I think I will miss the school itself the most," Verba said. "I’ve been here for so long that I’ve seen all of the changes that have been made for the better and better."

Retired teacher Carla Verba leaves lasting impact on MSD students’ lives

Andie Korenge and Jasmine Bhogaita
February 9, 2024
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