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  • September 26Classes to resume as normal tomorrow, Sept. 27; students will go to burgundy day classes as scheduled
  • September 25BCPS cancels school for Thursday, Sept. 26 due to Hurricane Helene following the 6 p.m. advisory
  • September 25BCPS announces that they are "closely monitoring" Hurricane Helene, but claim there is currently no impact on BCPS operations; current models show South Florida under a tropical storm watch until 7:15 p.m. tonight
  • September 19MSD cancels homecoming carnival and petting zoo after school
  • September 11Congratulations to English teacher Cynthia Beach for being recognized as a Hixon's Hero
The Student News Site of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School

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The Student News Site of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School

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Natalia Dzielnicka

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter

Natalia Dzielnicka is a sophomore at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. She is a second-year reporter. She enjoys reading books, painting watercolor art and helping out in Marjory's Garden.

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Vice Presidents Colin Crippen and Sidd Ojha lead the discussion at the first Politics Club meeting. The conversation revolved around social media and media bias.

[Photo Gallery] Politics Club holds first meeting

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
September 1, 2024
Presidential candidate and current Vice President Kamala Harris announces her vice president pick, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, on Aug. 6. She picked him over several other politicians in the running, including Ben Shapiro and Pete Buttigieg. Photo permission from Tom Gralish/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz joins Kamala Harris as vice president nominee in 2024 election race

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
September 17, 2024
Around the country, states are increasingly using AI to grade students' essays. These decisions have elicited controversy because of the lack of transparency regarding how AI is calculating students' scores.

[Opinion] AI should not be used to grade writing exams

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
September 6, 2024
Science teacher Kier Tarrazona and physics club president Evan Mazzilli show an example bridge. The bridges were made out of popsicle sticks, skewer sticks, hot glue and tape.

[Photo] [Photo Gallery] Physics Club members build bridges in meeting on April 16

May 1, 2024
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a law banning kids under 14 from social media and requiring parental consent for 14-and-15-year-olds. Photo permission from Pedro Portal/TNS.

Desantis signs law targeting internet use for minors

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
April 18, 2024
"Light From Uncommon Stars" is an uplifting fantasy book that takes readers on a unique sci-fi journey. It follows a famous violin teacher, Shizuka Satomi, and her student, Katrina Nguyen, as they impact each other's lives in monumental ways.

[Review] ‘Light from Uncommon Stars’ is a sci-fi inspired fantasy novel that everyone should read

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
March 20, 2024
The mental health of teen girls has been getting steadily worse over the years. Currently, there has been little done to combat the causes.

[Opinion] Teen girls’ mental health continues to worsen without healthcare reforms

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
March 13, 2024
Released in 2022, "Seasparrow" is one of many books in a young adult fantasy series written by Kristin Cashore. The novel follows the character Hava as she embarks on a sailing journey, works to translate complicated texts and above all, learns to love herself.

[Review] ‘Seasparrow’ by Kristin Cashore is a must-read fictional masterpiece

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
March 9, 2024
Many students take the bus to school every day. Students should make the effort to appreciate the bus drivers that get them to school.

[Opinion] Students need to respect bus drivers

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
January 17, 2024
"Babel," a historical fiction by R.F. Kuang, is a book about language, secrets and anarchy. The book takes readers through emotional turmoil and thrilling adventure, creating a wholly unique book.

[Review] ‘Babel’ is a beautiful historical fantasy that illustrates the harsh reality of colonialism.

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
January 7, 2024
Animated movies are continuously adapted into live-action versions. These live-action adaptations take away from the creativity of the original piece and the realistic elements, such as realistic animals, can be uncomfortable for viewers to watch as the characters' personalities are lost.

[Opinion] Live-action adaptations ruin the art and fantasy elements of animation

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
January 7, 2024
Stocking stuffers. Sophomores Anna Bezzie, Santi Rincelin and Angel Rodriguez write heartfelt letters to put in stockings for patients at Joe DiMaggio’s Children’s Hospital. Their letters were put in one of the 112 stockings filled with gifts that were made by Latinos in Action members. “Letters to the children will be inside the stockings, as well as toys collected from the class,” Hernandez said.

[Photo] Latinos in Action hosted stocking activity for Joe DiMaggio hospital

Alison LaTorre, Associate Editor-in-Chief
January 8, 2024
Many new movies have been and are being released in the fall and winter months of 2023.

[Multimedia] Recently released and upcoming movies for the 2023 fall and winter months

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
November 30, 2023
Newly elected House Speaker Mike Johnson speaks after his election at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., on Oct. 25, 2023. House Republicans, led by Johnson, passed a $14.3 billion Israel aid package tied to cuts in IRS funding, triggering a clash with Democrats over tax law enforcement that risks delaying U.S. financial help. Photo permission from Tom Brenner/AFP/Getty Images/TNS.

House elects Mike Johnson as new speaker

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
November 3, 2023
Seniors Piper Bourne, Serkan Aymaz, Arya Gujarathi and Caleb Hebert pose with Principal Michelle Kefford and Head Guidance Counselor Veronica Melei. The four seniors were announced to be MSD's National Merit Semifinalists, based on their PSAT scores from October of their junior year.

Four National Merit Semifinalists announced from MSD

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
September 28, 2023
Geometry teacher Lauren Bender explaining part of the lesson to students in her second period class of the day. Geometry is an EOC class that is a part of the graduation requirements.

[Brief] MSD ranks high in U.S. News rankings

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
September 15, 2023
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