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Different Views, Same Blood
By Carolina Soto, Editor-in-Chief | May 17, 2019
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Features
Their Final Year, Paper, and Goodbye
By Annette Chu, Editor-in-Chief | May 16, 2019
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Features
Juggling School and Work
By Priscila Rivas | April 26, 2019
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Features
Success Does Not Require Condition
By Alfred Cardenas | April 15, 2019
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Opinion
Battles With Myself
By Rickey Paredes, Staff Writer | April 15, 2019
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Opinion
Cha Ching! We Got Money!
By Jasmine Bermudez, Online Editor-in-Chief | April 11, 2019
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Features
Behind the Scenes of Dance
By Annette Chu, Editor-in-Chief | April 5, 2019
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Features
“You’re a Failure!”
By Carolina Soto, Editor-in-Chief | April 5, 2019
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April 24, 2019

The words art and Miami have become inseparable in my vocabulary. I have, through much research and some luck, been able to find hidden art gems scattered through out the city. But...

Electives at Stingtown

April 15, 2019

Elective classes are meant to be fun, exciting, and educational. Miami High has many electives and programs...

A new chapter in the Law Program

April 15, 2019

It’s a new day in the Law Magnet with the new law teacher Mr. Bustamante who brings a...

Food Trucks Visit Miami High

March 5, 2019

On March 5th, Miami High students got the opportunity to experience a more laid-back lunch, giving us...

Read and Chill: Do we Need Books?

March 4, 2019

Can you remember the time when you couldn’t read? It feels really distant, right? If you started...

Skills USA

March 1, 2019

Cosmetology instructor Ms. Northcut would like to congratulate the students for their hard work at Skills...

Water Polo

February 27, 2019

The season of the water polo team began on February 14. The first game was a 0-14 loss for the girls...

Girls Soccer

February 27, 2019

Girls’ soccer coach Ms. Anderson reports that the team finished with their best record (9-7-1) ever...

Boys Volleyball

February 27, 2019

Boys volleyball coach Mr. Garcia reports that the team started practicing officially on January 28th,...

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Briefs

Robotics and Technology Club

By Carolina Soto, Editor-in-Chief

April 17, 2019

R-Tech advisor Mr. Jara reports that the club is preparing to launch a Girls Code...

English Honor Society

By Carolina Soto, Editor-in-Chief

April 17, 2019

English Honor Society advisor Ms. Bramer reports that the club is looking for new...

Science Honor Society

By Annette Chu, Editor-in-Chief

April 17, 2019

Science Honor Society president Kiana Ramirez reports that the club has bi-weekly...

Mu Alpha Theta

By Annette Chu, Editor-in-Chief

April 17, 2019

Mu Alpha Theta president David Andrade reports that the club will be having their...

Stings Shine at Superintendent’s Music Honor Festival!

By Jasmine Bermudez, Online Editor-in-Chief

March 28, 2019

Choir director Ms. Cid would like to congratulate the following singers and musicians...

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Features

Different Views, Same Blood

By Carolina Soto, Editor-in-Chief

May 17, 2019

“You don’t know what you’re talking about!” “No! You don’t know what you’re talking about!” “That is the president of the United States that you’re talking...

Their Final Year, Paper, and Goodbye

May 16, 2019

There are individuals who chose to be in Journalism 1, but only a few that continue the class the following...

“WE CAN’T LIVE HERE ANYMORE!”

May 2, 2019

Ten years ago, no one would have imagined a day when they could be hanging out with friends...

Social Studies Behind the Scenes

April 30, 2019

Social studies classes can be very interesting. In world history you can learn about revolutions like...

Do You Feel Sleepy?

April 30, 2019

Sleep is an important factor in human survival, but you must know how to sleep properly to benefit the...

The Beauty in Softball

April 30, 2019

To some people, sports are just games. To others, they’re a life-changing experience. Miami High’s...

Juggling School and Work

April 26, 2019

While some students are happy to be free when the bell rings at 2:20, others are changing their...

Many Minds. One Country.

April 17, 2019

America’s political climate has been particularly tense in recent years following events...

No, I’m not blushing.

April 16, 2019

“Looks like someone went to the beach this weekend.” “Are you embarrassed?” “What’s...

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Opinion

Hidden Art Gems in Miami

April 24, 2019

The words art and Miami have become inseparable in my vocabulary. I have, through much research and some luck, been able to find hidden art gems scattered through out the city. But...

A Cheerfully Experience

April 17, 2019

By Adriana Gutierrez Y- Because our team is E- Electrifying S-Cause we’re the...

Battles With Myself

April 15, 2019

Mental health is something people should take very seriously. I had and still have struggles with my...

Electives at Stingtown

April 15, 2019

Elective classes are meant to be fun, exciting, and educational. Miami High has many electives and programs...

Cha Ching! We Got Money!

April 11, 2019

When we were younger, money was just a green piece of paper with numbers that allowed us to get things...

Read and Chill: Do we Need Books?

March 4, 2019

Can you remember the time when you couldn’t read? It feels really distant, right? If you started...

Alcohol and Teens

February 27, 2019

Alcohol is something that has always been popular with today's youth. In many countries, it is normal...

What creeps you?

February 27, 2019

Fear is an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that something or someone is dangerous. For example,...

What’s Your Sign?

February 4, 2019

Has anyone ever asked you when is your birthday and then told you one of the 12 zodiac signs that you...

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Sports Stories

The Beauty in Softball

April 30, 2019

To some people, sports are just games. To others, they’re a life-changing experience. Miami High’s...

Water Polo

February 27, 2019

The season of the water polo team began on February 14. The first game was a 0-14 loss for the girls...

Girls Soccer

February 27, 2019

Girls’ soccer coach Ms. Anderson reports that the team finished with their best record (9-7-1) ever...

Boys Volleyball

February 27, 2019

Boys volleyball coach Mr. Garcia reports that the team started practicing officially on January 28th,...

Boys Basketball District Champions

February 27, 2019

Mami High’s boys’ basketball team had a great season, but unfortunately lost 69-58 in the regional...

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Features
Different Views, Same Blood
May 17, 2019
By Carolina Soto, Editor-in-Chief
“You don’t know what you’re talking about!” “No! You don’t know what you’re talking about!” “That is the president of the United States that you’re...
Features
Their Final Year, Paper, and Goodbye
May 16, 2019
By Annette Chu, Editor-in-Chief
There are individuals who chose to be in Journalism 1, but only a few that continue the class the following year. This year in Journalism 2, we have 10 students in total,...
Features
Juggling School and Work
April 26, 2019
By Priscila Rivas
While some students are happy to be free when the bell rings at 2:20, others are changing their school uniform for their job uniform. These students are living a double...
Features
Success Does Not Require Condition
April 15, 2019
By Alfred Cardenas
Everyone has a story to tell. We all have a message to express, and that message is clear: there should not be any limits to be successful in life. We all learn at our own...
Opinion
Battles With Myself
April 15, 2019
By Rickey Paredes, Staff Writer
Mental health is something people should take very seriously. I had and still have struggles with my state of mind, but I am overcoming it, and I feel like it won’t affect...
Opinion
Cha Ching! We Got Money!
April 11, 2019
By Jasmine Bermudez, Online Editor-in-Chief
When we were younger, money was just a green piece of paper with numbers that allowed us to get things that we wanted. A single dollar bill made us feel like the richest person....
Features
Behind the Scenes of Dance
April 5, 2019
By Annette Chu, Editor-in-Chief
When I was four years old, I watched movies with ballerinas, and that’s how I was introduced to dance. I would be fascinated watching them, and I wanted to do that myself....
Features
“You’re a Failure!”
April 5, 2019
By Carolina Soto, Editor-in-Chief
With finals coming soon and the last quarter of the school year already started, seniors are getting their acceptance or rejection letters from their dream schools...

News

Hidden Art Gems in Miami

April 24, 2019

The words art and Miami have become inseparable in my vocabulary. I have, through much research and some luck, been able to find hidden art gems scattered through out the city. But this curiosity for art didn’t just appear one morning. In December 2017, I went on a date to the Design District with my boyfriend Isaac Silva. We set foot in a free museum called “Institute of Contemporary Art,”...

Electives at Stingtown

By Christhian Mendoza, Staff Writer

April 15, 2019

Elective classes are meant to be fun, exciting, and educational. Miami High has many electives and programs that help you explore different careers such as Health Science, Journalism, Teaching and Law Magnet programs. Other electives allow you to explore your interests. Sophomore Julio Hernandez’s favorite elective is Health Science because he’s “always learning something new that’s going...

A new chapter in the Law Program

By Christopher Perez, Staff Writer

April 15, 2019

It’s a new day in the Law Magnet with the new law teacher Mr. Bustamante who brings a fresh approach towards teaching law after veteran law teacher Mr. Asper retired last month. Mr. Bustamante says he is ecstatic about being the new law teacher because he himself graduated from the law program and was taught by Mr. Asper. On February 28, 2019, Miami High and the Law Magnet said...

Food Trucks Visit Miami High

By Juliana Jaramillo

March 5, 2019

On March 5th, Miami High students got the opportunity to experience a more laid-back lunch, giving us carnival vibes. A big blue Miami Dade Department of Food and Nutrition food truck, which can feed up to 900 kids, was stationed next to Building 2 in the student parking lot for both first and second lunch and. Students with free or reduced lunch only had to show their ID in order to get something...

Read and Chill: Do we Need Books?

By Paola Urribarri, Copy-Editor

March 4, 2019

Can you remember the time when you couldn’t read? It feels really distant, right? If you started to read at 5 or 6 as the average person, you probably have been reading at least 10 years of your life. Reading is probably the most important thing we learn in our lives, since reading gives us a lot of the knowledge in our brains. Knowledge is one of the most precious things we have as humans, and...

Skills USA

By Rickey Paredes

March 1, 2019

Cosmetology instructor Ms. Northcut would like to congratulate the students for their hard work at Skills USA Region 5 competition. The gold winner in Esthetics was Ailen Milanes, who has advanced to the State competition in Pensacola, FL. Silver winners were Jessica Torres in Esthetics and Yesenia Nerey in Nails. If you see any of these students, please congratulate them on their wins!

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Briefs

Robotics and Technology Club

By Carolina Soto, Editor-in-Chief

April 17, 2019

R-Tech advisor Mr. Jara reports that the club is preparing to launch a Girls Code collaboration...

English Honor Society

By Carolina Soto, Editor-in-Chief

April 17, 2019

English Honor Society advisor Ms. Bramer reports that the club is looking for new members....

Science Honor Society

By Annette Chu, Editor-in-Chief