The Current: Are Vaccines Enough to Stop COVID-19?
BY: GOWRI ABHINANDA Since March 2020, the United States has been affected by the COVID-19 virus as lockdowns occurred and schools became virtual. About 361,000 people lost their lives, and the number is rising. As [...]
SGA Participates in The MSD Week of Service and Love
The MSD Week of Service and Love took place from Feb. 8 to the 14 to honor the 17 lives lost and those affected by the massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School (MSD) on [...]
PRIDE club orchestrates annual Weston World Fest
BY SOFIA DA MATA Promoting Relationships in Diversity through Education (PRIDE) celebrated international culture in the community by participating in the sixth annual Weston World Fest hosted by The Arts Council of Greater Weston on [...]
DECA Prepares for State Competition
BY ALYSSA GREENBAUM As the annual Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) competition is approaching, the Bay’s DECA students are beginning to prepare for their categories. Junior Gabriel Romanini Debarros said that the [...]
Social media activists power through pandemic
BY ISABELLA GROGAN Print Managing Editor Recent history has shown how social media plays a role in spreading awareness. People have the ability to post about various different issues going on in the world that [...]
Personality Profile: Alejandra Yarleque
BY HANNAH GROGAN Multimedia Editor Students here at the Bay have different goals for their futures, and for senior Alejandra Yarleque, it has always been to start up her own business. Yarleque created her self-owned [...]
The Things They Carried: Lucy Bonolo-Cohen
BY: ISABELLA TORO Sophomore Lucy Bonolo-Cohen makes sure to carry her sketchbook, from France, when she goes to school. She carries the sketchbook around with her on campus so she can sketch whenever she gets [...]
The Outlet: Lauren Bender
BY: SOFIA DA MATA In this issue’s recurring segment that gives students an opportunity to learn more about the teachers they see every day, staffer Sofia Da Mata interviews Geometry Honors and Regular teacher Lauren [...]
Boys Wrestling Team Pushes Through COVID-19
BY: RACHEL MATHEW The Bay’s wrestling team season started this past December and have already competed in a total of 10 tournaments. The team has also competed in the Broward County Wrestling Tournament and won [...]
Boys Varsity Volleyball Holds Tryouts for 2021 Season
BY: RACHEL MATHEW The Bay’s boys’ varsity volleyball team officially held their tryouts for this upcoming season on Feb. 8. The season aims to start in early March and run until late April. Coach Breno [...]
Faceoff: Will the Miami Dolphins make the playoffs?
YES: BY JAKE STOLL The Miami Dolphins of the National Football League (NFL) are currently positioned to make the playoffs at a record of eight wins and four losses with four games to go. They [...]
The Bay’s girls soccer tryouts turn out to be a great success
BY ERIN GREENBAUM Just after tryouts, girls soccer players at the Bay said they were able to reflect on the tryout process and the nerves that come with it. Sophomore Isabella Serna said having [...]
Demands For De-colonized Curriculums Must Be Met
BY: GOWRI ABHINANDA Web Features Editor The summer of 2020 was monumental, as activists across the nation mobilized to demand an end to racial inequalities in society. Recently, activists at the Bay took the next [...]
Why The Youth Voter Turnout Needs to Increase
BY: GOWRI ABHINANDA Politics is overrun with a demographic of elderly white men, with 65 percent of them holding national power and disregarding groups like the youth, women and Black, Indigenous and People of Color [...]
Why Chickens Are Awesome Quarantine Pets
BY: AGAVNI MEHRABI Picture this: There’s no one else in the house. The whole building is eerily quiet, confidingly empty and devoid of anything interesting to do. Except, there’s no reason to ask the average [...]
Negative Effects of Zoos on the Community
BY: JULIA WINTON A zoo is an establishment that maintains a collection of wild animals, typically in a park or garden, for study, conservation, or display to the public. While many may picture zoos as [...]
“The Queen’s Gambit” Review
BY GOWRI ABHINANDA Features Web Section Editor Scott Frank’s adaptation of Walter Tevis’ gripping novel of “The Queen’s Gambit” never failed to pin many’s attention as, Beth Harmon, (Anya Taylor-Joy) an orphan turned chess prodigy, [...]
6-Page Review: “Dirty Dancing”
BY SUMMER KAUFFMAN “Dirty Dancing” hit screens on Aug. 21, 1987 and took the world by storm. Even though the film was rejected because the storyline was considered absurd and risqué for its time since [...]
“The Notebook” Review
5 Stars BY: ALESSIA DE LEO On June 25, 2004, the romantic and tear-jerking movie based on the Nicholas Sparks book, The Notebook, hit theaters. The Notebook focuses on a wealthy city girl Allie (Rachel [...]
Musically inclined student works toward goal of becoming music producer
BY FRANCISCA GIULIANI Print Features Editor For Junior Constanza Ardiles, singing and composing music have always been her biggest passions, and she dreams of one day being able to produce her own pieces. Ardiles said [...]