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Andie Korenge

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor

Andie Korenge is a sophomore at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and the Feature Editor for Eagle Eye News. She enjoys reading, writing and spending time with her family and friends in her free time.

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A DECA general member reads an icebreaker question that is written on a beach ball aloud. As part of this years first DECA social, students who attended played fun games to aid them in getting to know their peers.

[Brief] MSD DECA hosts DECA social after school

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
September 21, 2023
English teacher Holly Van Tassel explains to science teacher Terrence Narinesingh how to sign up for eDues. Due to new laws restricting public union dues from being collected from employee paychecks, all MSD teachers that are members of the Broward Teachers Union had to set up automatic payments from their bank accounts to pay their future dues.

Florida law creates new requirements for public sector labor unions

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
June 18, 2023
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signs legislation on Monday, May 15, 2023, banning state funding for diversity, equity, and inclusion programs at Floridas public universities, at New College of Florida in Sarasota. Photo permission from Douglas R. Clifford/Tampa Bay Times/TNS.

Florida passes over 30 bills in the 2023 legislative session affecting education

Brynn Schwartz, Jessie Gesund, Andie Korenge, Anna Horowitz, Ashveen Saini, Carolina Ochoa Lozano, Lyla Sachs, Ryan Shimony, Alison LaTorre, Glory Lee, Rayne Welser, Andres Fuenmayor, Jasmine Bhogaita, Vincent Ciullo, and Aisha Hashmi
June 18, 2023
Doug Berven is the Vice President of Corporate Affairs for POET, the largest biofuel producer in the world. With no formal education extending past a Bachelor of Science degree from a small private school in South Dakota, Berven has been working in a number of different roles to combat the climate crisis. Photo courtesy of Doug Berven

[Q&A] Vice President of Corporate Affairs at POET Doug Berven actively works to combat the climate crisis on the international sphere

Ivy Lam and Andie Korenge
June 1, 2023
Andrea “Annie” Kritcher is a nuclear engineer, who specializes in high-energy density plasma physics and is currently employed at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California. She served as the lead designer of the HYBRID-E experiments, which reached inertial confinement fusion ignition. Photo courtesy of Annie Kritcher

Nuclear engineer Annie Kritcher combats the climate crisis through her acclaimed lab work and publications

Ivy Lam and Andie Korenge
May 31, 2023
Many teens use social media on a daily basis, consequently getting the majority of their news from them. However, while social media increases the visibility of news, it is also common for it to be drenched in misinformation, which may actively influence or skew teens opinions on what they are viewing.

Increasing number of teens use social media as primary source of news

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
April 20, 2023

Social media regulation bills increase across U.S.

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
April 12, 2023
There have recently been many bills proposed to restrict social media for youth to combat the negative effects social media could have. These pieces of legislation have sparked many debates on whether they are necessary or not.

[Multimedia] U.S. targets teen social media use

Andie Korenge and Kevin Hamm
April 12, 2023
Skims and other clothing brands have released adaptive clothing lines to provide accessible and comfortable clothing to those with disabilities, chronic illnesses and mobility impairments. These people and many others, require clothing made from specific fabrics, clothing with side openings, garments with Velcro enclosures and more to better suit their needs.

[Opinion] Major clothing brands fail to supply disabled individuals with accessible clothing

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
April 11, 2023
350 students at MSD were asked if they can be a victim of a microaggression in the classroom.

MSD students express their opinions and share their experiences on microaggressions committed in the classroom

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
April 4, 2023
Teen vaping causes dangerous side effects, such as popcorn lung, which can lead to overall poor health outcomes, or even death, for students.

Use of electronic cigarettes remains high among teens

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
March 9, 2023
Romance in movies and other media can be an integral part of the story. However, some movies when trying to make it cute, end up romanticizing toxic traits.

[Opinion] Films regularly portray toxic relationships, normalizing them and depicting them as desirable

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
February 27, 2023
A woman acts timid, rather than fighting back, exemplifying a common stereotype in horror movies. Though in more modern films these stereotypes havent appeared as often.

[Opinion] Horror films enforce stereotypical representations of women

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
February 15, 2023
In this photo illustration, the welcome screen for the OpenAI ChatGPT app is displayed on a laptop screen on Feb. 3, 2023, in London. Photo permission from Leon Neal/Getty Images/TNS.

Presence of artificial intelligence in academics provides both benefits and detriments to students’ education

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
February 13, 2023
Austin Butler is nominated for a lead actor Oscar for his portrayal of Elvis Presley in Baz Luhrmann’s movie “Elvis.” Permission from Courtesy Warner Bros. Pictures/TNS

[Multimedia] Film industry trends reveal rise in biopics

Liliana Griffis, Grace Brill, and Andie Korenge
February 12, 2023
I Have a Crush. Melissa Azzarito, played by Cecily Cardew, talks to Miss Prism, played by Sydney Lotz, about her engagement to Moncrieff. Miss Prism is Cardew’s motherly figure as she has no mother.

MSD Drama performs first play of school year, ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
December 14, 2022
An MSD student sits in the courtyard, transfixed by her phone. Provided the fact that teenagers are constantly consuming media via their cellular devices, it is arguably important to provide them with accurate and diverse representation that makes them feel seen and heard.

MSD students voice opinions on the innacuracy of diverse teen representation and how it plays into harmful stereotypes

December 8, 2022
MSD student wears mix-matched socks for Red Ribbon weeks sock it to drugs day. Sock it to Drugs was Tuesdays theme.

[Photo] MSD participates in Red Ribbon Week

November 2, 2022
The MSD library offers a variety of diverse books, including a section of banned novels. In recent months, states have moved to ban books that include sensitive topics about schools.

MSD staff and students voice their opinions on altering school required reading novels to better suit modern standards and society

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
October 24, 2022
Young Adult novels, comfortable seating, and desks meant for studying can all be found within the Parkland Public Librarys teen section. These items were instituted to give teens a reason to visit the library, utilize its resources, and participate in its programs, for their benefit.

[Brief] Parkland Public Library partcipates in TeenTober to encourage teen services and activities

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
October 22, 2022
Thrift stores display a wide variety of garments and accessories for customers to choose from, offering items that are not only unique, but have history derived from their past owners.

The current generation of teens find increasing enjoyment in the act of thrifting

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
October 6, 2022
Rumors have been circulating on social media regarding students being suspended for bringing over the counter medicine to school.

[Brief] Principal Michelle Kefford addresses rumors regarding suspensions over possession of medication at MSD.

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
September 25, 2022
Looking on the Bright Side. Members of the new Hope Sunshine Club hold a meeting in the Wellness Center, and explore thoughts about peace and mental health. Members played mini cards games to emphasize understanding of social skills and open-ness. The subjects talked about were very helpful to not only myself, but others too. Your mind set can change for the better, senior Alex Senior said.

MSD students create unity and change by forming new clubs this school year

Andie Korenge, Feature Editor
September 21, 2022
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