Mu Alpha Theta members compete in statewide competition
23 May 2018
BY RACHEL GREENBERG Members of Mu Alpha Theta (MAO) attended the math state competition on April 19 and 20 to compete against teams from all of Florida. Around 1000 students from...
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SHPE combines gaming with engineering to fundraise for the club
21 May 2018
BY JAKE MILLER To raise money for the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) club, members hosted a Mario Kart Tournament on April 13. Tickets were sold during all lunch hours...
The United States must help Puerto Rico
21 May 2018
The island of Puerto Rico has been a territory of the United States (U.S.) since 1898, after the U.S. defeated Spain in the Spanish-American War. Although the island is separate...
Alumni Strike: Katherine Fernandez
17 May 2018
BY SABRINA BLANDON Alumna Katherine Fernandez, who graduated from the Bay in 2014, went to Honduras this past summer to aid people through a foundation called Humanity and Hope. While there,...
Novel inspires with story about the authenticity of romance
14 May 2018
BY SABRINA BLANDON “Once and for All” by Sarah Dessen is an uplifting and hopeful book that follows Louna, daughter of famed wedding planner, Natalie Barrett. Louna has seen every type...
Waitlists have a negative effect on possible collegiate futures
08 May 2018
BY SHANTY FIERRO MANAGING EDITOR As college decision day...
Mu Alpha Theta succeeds in regional competition
02 April 2018
BY JAKE MILLER Members of Mu Alpha Theta (MAO) competed in the Cypress Bay March Regional competition at the Bay on March 3. Over 1,000 members from a variety of different...
Rock band pays tribute to Parkland tragedy
21 March 2018
BY ANNABELLE DANIELS-ROSENBERG Dead & Company lit up the...
Fortnite gains popularity amongst video game fanatics
21 March 2018
BY AUSTIN DUNN GRAPHICS EDITOR “Fortnite,” a third-person shooter game developed by Epic Games, has just...
1 in 4,700: Gabriela Tirado
19 March 2018
BY SHIRA COHN MULT. FEATURES EDITOR With the ultimate purpose of engaging, involving and connecting the Bay’s diverse community, The Circuit has launched an ongoing multimedia project that highlights the individual stories...
Gymnast overcomes ankle injury
19 March 2018
BY JESSICA BERNSTEIN Sophomore gymnast Lauren Maykut sprained her ankle in the summer of 2017 while warming up on her bar dismount. Many...
Teachers find ways to make class more interesting
19 March 2018
BY ETHAN GAER Sophomore Jack Ross said he spends most periods glancing at the clock eagerly awaiting the bell to ring, signifying the end of the period. He said he attempts...
Model UN members compete at Florida International University
19 March 2018
BY CHLOE WAIN Members of Model United Nations (Model UN) represented the Bay at a conference hosted at Florida International University (FIU) from Feb. 23 to 25 in Miami. The members...
Wisdom teeth removal hinders winter break plans
19 March 2018
BY JESSICA BERNSTEIN Winter break is a time away from school where many students go on vacations or hangout with friends. However, others, such as freshman Marley Solomon, plan to have...
Different weather patterns impact mood
19 March 2018
BY ESTELA SUAREZ Being born and raised in South Florida, senior Emilie Vargas said the weather has a tremendous effect on her mood. She said her mood changes completely on a...
Transfer students overcome obstacles
19 March 2018
BY SOFIA RUSS When sophomore Clementine Spaethe arrived at the Bay, she said she was confronted by a world of change and excitement. She transferred as an exchange student from France...
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