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People should care more about being satisfied with their jobs instead of the salary. Illustration by Madison Lenard

[Opinion] Job satisfaction is better than a good salary

Phiona Smith, Writer
April 24, 2022
Junior Jolie Wainland working on her presentation for ICDC. ICDC is a DECA conference where students go to present and compete against other DECA programs.

MSD DECA program makes its way to Atlanta for ICDC in late April

Alison LaTorre, Writer
April 11, 2022
MSD senior Lybah Haque has had a passion for words dating back to middle school. She was first inspired to pursue writing more intensely in eighth grade through a new opportunity: creative writing courses in school.

Words Do More Than Actions

Sofia Kaplan , Managing editor
February 22, 2022
Four MSD players from the womens varsity soccer team officially committed to a college at the signing in the school library on Feb. 2.

Five players from MSD’s women’s varsity soccer team commit to colleges to continue their athletic careers

Reece Gary, Sports editor
February 14, 2022
The SAT/ACT do not do a good job to fully represent the knowledge of students.

The SAT/ACT is a measure of wealth not knowledge

Sophia Golberg, Section editor
January 25, 2022
These are the most popular colleges in the state of Florida.

[Multimedia] An overview for the top colleges in Florida

Sophia Squiccirini, Isabel White, and Julianne LoFurno
November 5, 2021
New B.R.A.C.E. advisor Randy Congdon has worked in the education industry for several decades. This school year is the first time he has ever worked in a high school after transitioning from a college environment.

MSD welcomes new B.R.A.C.E. advisor Randy Congdon to the guidance department

Ivy Lam, Editor-in-Chief
September 21, 2021
[Opinion] Universities should be prioritizing in-person learning

[Opinion] Universities should be prioritizing in-person learning

Brooke Harrison, Writer
May 21, 2021
Jackpot. Intently studying a chapter of her textbook, a girl hopes that the material is covered in her soon-to-come Advanced Placement exam. The shorter AP exam formats of 2020 covered only a select unit of information, leaving much of the curriculum unassessed. Graphic by Angela Guiso.

[Opinion] Colleges should be lenient in assessing exam scores influenced by the pandemic

Angela Guiso, Writer
April 27, 2021
Lexie Sealy stands in front of river in University of Florida gear.

MSD students decide their future in new ways

Delaney Walker, Social media editor
March 14, 2021
An SAT prep book is resting next to a laptop with school materials open. Photo by Ariella Bishari

[Opinion] Students should not be forced to take the SAT this year

Benjamin Tichauer, Writer
February 16, 2021
Seniors have begun to commit to colleges for the Fall 2021 semester. Graphic by Julia Landy

Seniors commit to their prospective colleges amid early decisions

Brianna Torres, Writer
February 9, 2021
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