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On Clouds of Turbulence
April 7, 2020
By Alejandra Anias, Staff Writer
For some, depression is more than just a tough topic that some families don’t want to talk about; it’s their daily life. But, have you ever stopped to wonder, what could...
Opinion
First Concert: From Earphones to Real Life
April 7, 2020
By Christhian Mendoza
Attending a concert from a singer that you like listening to is an amazing feeling. Seeing your favorite up there on that stage singing their hearts out live and raw is great....
Features
Ariana Grande: From a Small Actor To a Record Selling Artist
April 3, 2020
By Basil Morales, Staff Writer
Ariana Grande is a sitcom-star-turned-pop music sensation, known for such hit songs as 'Problem,' 'Bang Bang,' 'Dangerous Woman' and 'Thank U, Next.' Miami High has many people...
Opinion
Our Love For Anime
April 3, 2020
By Amanda Nunez
When you think of anime, what's the first thing to pop up in your mind? Is it cartoons? Or your favorite animated series? Do you think of Japanese cartoons? Or do you have...
Features
Menstrual Products: A Right, Not Privilege
April 1, 2020
By Carolina Soto, Editor-In-Chief
When you think of necessities, you think of soap, toothpaste, deodorant, razors and so on. Vital necessities that women require to make it through their monthly menstrual...
Features
Coronavirus, Not The “Chinese Virus”
April 1, 2020
By Annette Chu, Editor-in-Chief
The Coronavirus, officially known as COVID-19, has spread across the world, and the United States is now the country with the most known cases. It originated in Wuhan,...
Features
Youths Take on Climate Change
February 26, 2020
By Carolina Soto, Editor-In-Chief
Climate change has been an ongoing topic for several decades now, yet the awareness of youth today, is growing more than ever whether in protests or volunteering through organizations. Is...
Features
Class of 2020, A Sting with Vision: Daniela Banon
February 26, 2020
By Annette Chu, Editor-in-Chief
2020 has been a remarkable senior class, filled with outstanding students who have promising futures ahead. One extraordinary sting tops the ranking: Daniela Banon. With a...
Opinion
Maduro VS Guaido: Who Will Win The Battle?
February 25, 2020
By Helena Palis
Government in Venezuela is complicated. The country is under the power of what some people consider “communist” president Nicolas Maduro. As Venezuelan vice president,...
Features
Teenage Vaping in School
February 25, 2020
By Matthew Rey, Writer
Vaping among teenagers has become a widespread epidemic in schools all throughout the United States. In recent years the vaping trend has exploded out of proportion with teens...

New Trust Counselor Arrives at Miami High, Promoting Mental Health

By Yaneilys Ayuso

March 2, 2020

More often than not, there are lines of students trailing out of the offices of guidance counselors. While many may be there for something as simple as a schedule change, others may actually be in need...

2020 New Decade

By Christhian Mendoza, Layout Editor

February 25, 2020

December 31st was the last year of 2019, and here in February, we are already into a new decade, with so many more chances to better ourselves and start fresh. Many people made resolutions to change in the New Year. Senior Karyn Millien said, “My New Year’s resolution is to better myself, work on my attitude, and strive for what I want in life.” Resolutions Junior Valeria...

TIKTOK IS ON THE CLOCK

By Basil Morales, Staff writer

February 25, 2020

TiKTok is a social media app for creating, sharing, and discovering short music and funny videos. As the most entertaining and time-consuming app, some say it has replaced Vine. TiKTok is owned by ByteDance, a Beijing- based company founded in 2012 by Zhang Yiming. The app was launched in 2017 for iOS and Android for markets outside of China, and since then, it has gained a lot of fame...

Certified Masters While Still in School

By Christopher Bellina, Layout editor

December 17, 2019

Ever wonder what it’s like to be considered a master in something? Sophomores Marco Perez-Vazquez and Carlos Campos Jr. have accomplished this very task, becoming certified masters in five Microsoft Office programs. Business technology teacher Ms. Branch had both masters in the same class period last year. Her first impressions of Carlos were that he was quiet, intelligent, and he only asked one...

One of Miami High’s Best, Mr. Jara

By Carolina Soto, Editor-in-Chief

December 13, 2019

Whether you had him as a student or teacher, Miami High alumnus Mr. Jara, recently named Miami High’s Rookie Teacher of the Year, has four years of teaching experience, from math to science to computers,...

Do You Have to Dress For Success?

By Luismari Ramirez, Staff Writer

October 21, 2019

Picture this: Someone wakes up in the morning and realizes they forgot to do laundry leaving them with no clean uniform. They decide to go with a black shirt they find in their closet and come to school....

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Briefs

Miami Senior High Choir Goes Virtual!

By Carolina Soto, Editor-In-Chief

April 6, 2020

Choir director Ms. Cid reports during this time of distance learning, they are working...

Chess Team

By Francesca Thonday, Staff Writer

February 28, 2020

Chess coach Mr. Aguilar reports that the chess team won 1st place at the Regional Tournament...

Chorus Student Achievement

February 28, 2020