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Flourishing Fish. Dozens of snails and Shrimpy, the red dwarf Mexican crawfish, feed on algae around Dr. Jacob Abraham’s tank. The aquatic life in the tank serve as a mascots for the MSD debate team, and students help care for the various fish and invertebrates in the tank.

Debate team and science department work together to ensure thriving aquatic life on campus

Kate Becker, Senior News Editor
February 14, 2023
MSD students partner pose during Amy Kennys yoga session

MSD Students participate in a yoga retreat and beach cleanup for “Day of Service and Love”

Bianca Navas
February 19, 2020
Making an Impact. Co-president of Save What’s Left, Daniel Bishop, empties recycling cans from classrooms into the recycling dumpster at MSD on Thursday, Nov. 14. Save What’s Left collects recycling every second and fourth Thursday after school. “Save What’s Left is an organization that puts the environment first in a world that is constantly trying to destroy it,” Bishop said. “Recycling allows our school to do its part in the work that must be done to better the environment.” Photo by Brianna Jesionowski

Save What’s Left focuses on saving the environment

Matthew Rosenthal, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
January 9, 2020

MSD’s growing carbon footprint has changed how the school consumes energy

Brianna Fisher
January 9, 2020
Seas of Green. Algae in the Caloosahatchee River beside the W.P. Franklin Lock and Dam in Alva, Florida, July 11, 2018. Environmental worry that legislation being pushed by Florida Senate President Bill Galvano to build three new toll roads will lead to suburban sprawl that exacerbates Florida’s water quality problems. Photo courtesy of Greg Lovett/The Palm Beach Post/ TNS

South Florida faces a variety of environmental issues and is working towards finding solutions for the future

Zoe Gordon
January 9, 2020
fireworks

MSD teachers work second jobs to meet their financial needs

Brianna Fisher
October 24, 2019
Sunkissed Stretches. Seniors Fallon McBrien and Sophie Ayoung Chee hold parter dancer pose together at Deerfield Beach Feb. 14, 2019. “This was a really relaxing experience that I shared with my best friend,” McBrien said. Photo by Zoe Gordon

Students cleanup Deerfield Beach and participate in yoga on Feb. 14, 2019

Brianna Jesionowski, Editor-in-Chief
April 5, 2019
Caryolas new project, Crayola Cycle, starts with a box of normal markers.

MSD takes part in Crayola’s new project: Crayola Color Cycle

Yuval Alter
September 14, 2018
Senior Demitri Hoth speaks at the press conference in Tallahassee. Photo by Kevin Trejos

Students travel to Tallahassee to lobby for change

Mallory Muller
March 15, 2018
Culinary arts teacher Ashley Kurth shares her story from Feb. 14. Photo by Mallory Muller

Culinary arts teacher Ashley Kurth pulls students fleeing freshmen building into safety

Jordyn Laudanno
March 14, 2018

Florida’s susceptibility to climate change prompts civilians to explore scientific and political agendas

Hannah Kapoor
November 8, 2017
APES Students TRASH PROJECT helps clean campus; teaches lesson

APES Students TRASH PROJECT helps clean campus; teaches lesson

Amy Scarlata
March 2, 2017
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