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Luxury high-rises now make up the oceanfront skyline of Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, a community that has been transformed by money and migrants from Russian, Ukraine and other Eastern European nations. The war back home is a constant worry for many residents.

A New Nuclear Era: Is Miami Prepared?

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Junior Eden Tzur selling her “Beads for Israel” jewelry to customers at an event at Temple Beth Am. Tzur, who started the business in Nov. 2023 after the Oct.7 Hamas attacks, has raised over $10,500 in aid for Israel. In the future, Eden plans on continuing to grow the business by attending pop-up events and raising awareness.

Beads for Israel: A Student's Mission to Support War Relief Efforts Through Jewelry

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Senior student’s devices and Yondr pouch appear on display. The initial implementation of Yondr pouches, now followed by an advanced model, forces students to adapt their digital behavior. “I used to listen to music on my phone a lot during class, but now I have started using my computer instead,” senior Ashley Garcia said. Additionally, many students share a sense of confusion and discontent toward the new system, “This all came as a sudden shock; I just wish they would have asked for our opinion first,” senior Gina Copetti said.

Plans for an Advanced Signal-Blocking Yondr Pouch Raises Questions Among Students

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Junior Antonella Aguero plays Dress to Impress during break before second period. Ranging from popular teenage aesthetics like Cottagecore to general concepts like folklore and even extending to pop culture, if there’s an interest, the game is likely to offer an outlet. As shown above, ‘Dress to Impress’ breeds a motley of outfit outputs.

Dress to Impress: Students Obsessed with Online Fashion Video Game

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Freshman Valentina Isabella Matos Pizzorni participates in a blocking drill during practice at the Sean Taylor ‘01 Memorial Field on the Upper School Campus. Matos Pizzorni breaks barriers as the first female athlete on the junior varsity football team. “If there are girls who want to play, they should take action,” Matos Pizzorni said, advocating for gender-inclusivity in football.

Breaking Barriers on the Football Field

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