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The Student News Site of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School

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Captain of the MSD varsity lacrosse team Michael Cacace (5) drives down the field on Wednesday, Feb. 12, controlling the Eagles' offense. MSD lost their second game of the season 1-17 to the Community School of Naples Seahawks at Cumber Stadium; the team's point was scored by attacker Zaid Popen (43) in the first quarter of the game. "After each game there is improvement," Cacace said. "It only goes up from here."

[Live Coverage] MSD men’s varsity lacrosse team faces off against Community School of Naples in second game of season

Andie Korenge and Landon Levine
February 12, 2025
Midfielder Emily Rodriguez (5) passes the ball during the first half of the MSD women's varsity soccer regional quarterfinals on Tuesday, Feb. 4. MSD ultimately beat Doral Academy Preparatory School 4-3 on penalty kicks after a scoreless game and extra time.

[Live Coverage] MSD women’s varsity soccer team beats Doral Academy Preparatory School in regional quarterfinals

Brynn Schwartz and Andie Korenge
February 4, 2025
The death penalty's use in the U.S. is excessive and immoral. America is the only Western democracy that still puts people to death, even in spite of the fact that countless innocent people have been killed as a result.

[Opinion] U.S. needs to put an end to capital punishment

Andie Korenge, Editor-in-Chief
November 13, 2024

[Brief] Broward County School Board approves collective bargaining agreements with BTU and FOPE

Isabella Candela and Andie Korenge
October 21, 2024
Sophomore Bruno Delgado-Falconi wins musical chairs on Tuesday, Sept. 17. Delgado-Falconi ultimately won the first game of B lunch on "Winning Team Tuesday," the second day of spirit week. "I feel amazing," Delgado-Falconi said.

[Photo Gallery] MSD participates in “Winning Team Tuesday” for second day of homecoming spirit week

Kaitlin Zaharia, Ashveen Saini, Andie Korenge, Yijun Wang, and Crystal Goes
September 19, 2024
The stigma that currently surrounds acne leaves people feeling lesser than they are. In order to change this, acne needs to be normalized via more representation in the media.

[Opinion] Acne needs to be normalized

Andie Korenge, Editor-in-Chief
May 27, 2024
Ryan Gosling stars as stuntman Colt Seavers in new film "The Fall Guy." Acting alongside Emily Blunt, the pair's dynamic lends itself to an entertaining and action-packed movie full of surprises. Photo permission from Universal Pictures/TNS.

[Review] ‘The Fall Guy’ proves to be an absurd movie in the most intentional and entertaining way possible

May 7, 2024
Country music has been growing in popularity over the past few years and now, pop musicians are helping to further this phenomenon. With country albums from artists like Beyoncé, Dasha and Lana Del Rey, the music genre is only continuing to expand its fanbase.

Pop singers help grow country music’s popularity

Sophia Hamm and Andie Korenge
April 17, 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
With Usher having just performed at the Superbowl and current artists like Tate McRae and Olivia Rodrigo putting out songs reminiscent of 2000s pop, noughties music has seen a massive resurgence in recent years.

2000s music experiences a resurgence as new and old artists re-popularize the genre

Andie Korenge, Editor-in-Chief
March 12, 2024
In school curriculums important historical figures such as Thomas Jefferson and Henry Ford are often discussed. However, it is not typically acknowledged that in addition to their monumental contributions to society, they also committed atrocities.

[Opinion] The faults of historical figures should be acknowledged in school curriculums

Andie Korenge, Editor-in-Chief
March 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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