Brianna Torres

Brianna Torres, Writer

Brianna is a junior at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. She is a first year writer for the Eagle Eye. Brianna enjoys playing her guitar, traveling and baking.

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Defensive player Chris Trockey devotes himself to ice hockey

Brianna Torres, Writer
April 27, 2021

Students are given the option to take the AP exam in person

Brianna Torres, Writer
March 11, 2021

[Multimedia] Fanbases experience toxic behavior

Mackenzie Quinn, Cassidy Tarr, Delaney Walker, Trista Mungal, Gabby Gilmore, Brianna Torres, and Sarah Stricker
February 16, 2021

Seniors commit to their prospective colleges amid early decisions

Brianna Torres, Writer
February 9, 2021

Broward County Public Schools implements a mandatory cameras-on rule for virtual learning

Brianna Torres, Writer
December 8, 2020

2020 Midterms set to occur at home; unlike any year before

Brianna Torres and Sarah Bedoya-Marin
November 20, 2020

[Multimedia] Students at MSD give advice to their younger selves

Delaney Walker, Brianna Torres, Rayne Wesler, Sasha Lechtenstein, Isabella Palomino, and Sarah Bedoya-Marin
November 20, 2020

Seniors find alternative ways to gain insight on their potential colleges

Brianna Torres, Writer
October 22, 2020

The stressors of COVID-19 and online learning actively affect the mental state of students and teachers

Angela Guiso and Brianna Torres
September 14, 2020

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Brianna Torres, Writer

Defensive player Chris Trockey devotes himself to ice hockey

Students are given the option to take the AP exam in person

[Multimedia] Fanbases experience toxic behavior

Seniors commit to their prospective colleges amid early decisions

Broward County Public Schools implements a mandatory cameras-on rule for virtual learning

2020 Midterms set to occur at home; unlike any year before

[Multimedia] Students at MSD give advice to their younger selves

Seniors find alternative ways to gain insight on their potential colleges

The stressors of COVID-19 and online learning actively affect the mental state of students and teachers

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