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Ainsley Kling

Ainsley Kling, Podcast Editor

Ainsley Kling is a senior at Gulliver Prep. She is the podcast editor for "The Raider Voice." In her free time, Ainsley enjoys sewing and helping out within the Drama Program.

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Brief History: Episode 11: Miami

Ainsley Kling, Podcast Editor
April 28, 2023
Brief History Episode 10: Hedy Lamarr

Brief History Episode 10: Hedy Lamarr

Ainsley Kling and Sara Gelrud
February 15, 2023
Bathroom renovations leave students with limited options during breaks. Many have to walk across the school, causing delays and lines.  “If I need to leave class to go to the bathroom, I have to walk across the school. But its my only option because the bathrooms are closed,” junior Isabella Biscombe said. (Ainsley Kling)

[Photo] Construction Leaves Bathrooms in Short Supply

February 14, 2023
Brief History Episode 9: A Brief History of Pockets

Brief History Episode 9: A Brief History of Pockets

Ainsley Kling and Sara Gelrud
February 13, 2023
On the other side of campus, construction continues on the addition of a new athletic center and parking garage.

Slideshow | Construction Updates

Ainsley Kling, Podcast Editor
January 26, 2023
Construction is currently underway for a new academic building located where the bleachers for the Sean Taylor Memorial field once existed.

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One of the sacrifices faced from construction over the school year has been the demolition of Crossbridge Church, a space that once housed both classrooms and parking spots for faculty.

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Some of the new athletic center installations will include a running track, basketball courts, and be constructed with the use of outside natural light in mind— a strong departure from the existing blue dungeon.

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As a result. all junior and junior/senior parking buddies must now park at a designated Dadeland Mall lot and take an additional bus to school.

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Cement prepares to be poured as construction will be continued into the summer.

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Students may soon see the benefits stemming from the construction, as the new Sean Taylor ’01 Memorial Field was scheduled for completion by the end of Jan. but may continue into Feb. Along with bleacher completion scheduled for the beginning of next year.

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Troop 2450 performed “Sit Down Youre Rocking the Boat , which consisted of coordinating many actors in a large group performance. Hernan Rodriguez (center top) took a leading role in the score.

Slideshow | Drama and Deserts

Ainsley Kling, Podcast Editor
January 13, 2023
Brief History Episode 8: A Brief History of Football

Brief History Episode 8: A Brief History of Football

Ainsley Kling, Podcast Editor
December 8, 2022
The subjects of the photos are various family members from the past. The photos have been entrusted to me by my family to protect and sort. These photos are as old as the 1860s and span all the way to the 1980s.

Remembering The Importance of Photos in the Digital Age

Ainsley Kling
November 29, 2022
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?

Ainsley Kling, Podcast Editor
October 18, 2022
The Area of Responsibility for United States Southern Command Area

How Miami Is a Strategic Asset

Ainsley Kling, Podcast Editor
October 18, 2022
Mark Gauerts view of the Indian Creek waterway from his familys room at the Eden Roc in Miami Beach in January 1969. It looks about the same today except for the vintage automobiles.

Miami Under Attack: Why Miami Did Not Build Shelters

Ainsley Kling, Podcast Editor
October 18, 2022
How To Build A FALLOUT SHELTER; CA. 1957; RECORDS OF THE FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY, RECORD GROUP 311

Where Are We Now?

Ainsley Kling, Podcast Editor
October 18, 2022
Florida gubernatorial candidate Rep. Charlie Crist at the Hilton St. Petersburg Bayfront on Aug. 23, 2022, in St. Petersburg, Florida. Crist, a Democrat, will face Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Nov. 8 in the general election.

Charlie Crist, a Career Politician 

Ainsley Kling, Podcast Editor
September 23, 2022
Freshmen are guided around the school by link leaders

A Fresh Start: Freshmen Orientation

Ainsley Kling, Staff Writer
August 18, 2022
Junior Samuel Lichtenberger studies hard for an upcoming final.

Exams versus Projects

Ainsley Kling, Staff Writer
May 20, 2022
This week, our staff would like to recognize all of the wonderful teachers who have made our high school experience so special.

Editorial | Thank You, Teachers

Ainsley Kling, Paulino Mercenari, Eduardo Kingston, Madison Aguilera, and Julian Concepcion
May 7, 2022

Celebrating Culture with “It’s a Small World” Tradition

Andrea Malpica, Valeria Castillo Colmenares, and Ainsley Kling
March 14, 2022
A Ukrainian serviceman says goodbye to his girlfriend before departing in the direction of Kyiv at the central train station in the western Ukrainian city of Lviv on March 9, 2022, amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Invasion of Ukraine | The End of the Long Peace

Ainsley Kling, Opinion Editor
March 11, 2022
Brief History Episode 7: Black History Month (feat. Dr. Keitha Burnett)

Brief History Episode 7: Black History Month (feat. Dr. Keitha Burnett)

Ainsley Kling, Opinion Editor
February 11, 2022
Age-Adjusted Rates of COVID-19-Associated Hospitalizations by Vaccination Status in Adults Ages ≥18 Years, January–November 2021

Consider This | COVID and Vaccines

Ainsley Kling, Opinion Editor
January 26, 2022
Principal Jonathan Schoenwald addresses the school during a moment of silence on Tuesday, Jan. 17 held for the passing of English teacher Juli Gerlach.

Editorial | Remembering Juli Gerlach: The Upper School’s “Ray of Sunshine”

Eduardo Kingston, Jade Garcia, Ainsley Kling, Kathleen Lewis, Paulino Mercenari, Ian Uccelli, Samantha Gitlin, Monica Rodriguez, and Madison Aguilera
January 19, 2022
Brief History Episode 6: Formula One

Brief History Episode 6: Formula One

Ainsley Kling and Ethan Melendi
December 17, 2021
The annual Holiday Concert commences as conductor and Music Department Head Rufus Jones bows to the audience.

Holiday Wishes: Music Department Holds Annual Holiday Concert

Ainsley Kling, Opinion Editor
December 9, 2021
Special Feature | Whats In a Name?

Special Feature | What’s In a Name?

Ainsley Kling, Opinion Editor
December 7, 2021
Voting is an essential part of maintaining democracy. While municipal elections may receive less attention than federal ones, they can often have a more noticeable impact on everyday Americans lives.

Municipal Elections See Low Turnout

Ainsley Kling, Opinion Editor
November 8, 2021
Juniors sport a wide range of uniform (and non-uniform) apparel. According to administrators, students should keep in mind that while there are some compromises, uniforms serve an important safety and security purpose on campus.

School Uniforms: A Safety and Security Issue

Ainsley Kling, Opinion Editor
September 27, 2021
This is just a small portion of my yarn collection for knitting.

Why Is Knitting So Relaxing?

Ainsley Kling, Opinion Editor
September 21, 2021
Sophomore Victor Giraldez composes his own jazz pieces. He is also a jazz drummer and classical percussionist in the school music program.

Sophomore Victor Giraldez, A Jazz Drummer and Classical Percussionist

Ainsley Kling, Staff Writer
May 26, 2021
Be mindful of where you put your trash.

What You May Not Know About Recycling At School

Mia Carrasco, Eduardo Fernandes Kingston, Paulino Mercenari, Ainsley Kling, and Kathleen Lewis
May 5, 2021
A group of Alaska health care workers prepare to board a plane that delivers COVID-19 vaccines to remote areas of the state. Small states with centralized health care apparatuses are getting the vaccine into arms more efficiently than states with larger populations.

It Came By Boats, Snowmobiles, and More: Vaccinating Isolated America

Ainsley Kling, News Editor
April 9, 2021
Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine

New COVID-19 Guidelines: When Can We Get “Back to Normal?”

Ainsley Kling, News Editor
April 2, 2021
Brief History Episode 5: Womens Suffrage in the US

Brief History Episode 5: Women’s Suffrage in the US

Ainsley Kling, News Editor
March 25, 2021
The Raiders #2, senior Alyssa Jensen, played against Archbishop McCarthy on Tuesday. The team suffered a disappointing loss, but is looking towards improving their record this afternoon against St. Brendan.

Girls Softball Faces Difficult Loss Against Archbishop McCarthy, Looks Toward Improvement

Ainsley Kling, News Editor
March 25, 2021
Brief History Episode 4: Journalist Alice Dunnigan (Black History Month)

Brief History Episode 4: Journalist Alice Dunnigan (Black History Month)

Ainsley Kling, Opinion Editor
February 18, 2021
Brief History: Christmas Traditions

Brief History: Christmas Traditions

Ainsley Kling, Opinion Editor
December 18, 2020
Teen volunteers are participating in a Kaiser study that could accelerate the COVID-19 vaccines potential use in young people.

The COVID-19 Vaccine (And When You Could Receive It)

Ainsley Kling, Opinion Editor
December 6, 2020
The Electoral College plays a major role in Americass democracy and millions of voters will see it at work again on Election Day, Nov. 3. Learn more about the history and inner workings of the Electoral College here.

The Electoral College: A Biased Institution or the Framework of Democracy?

Ainsley Kling, Opinion Editor
November 17, 2020
A view of the U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C. on Nov. 19, 2019.

“We the People:” Why We Should Have Mandatory Civics Classes

Ainsley Kling, Opinion Editor
October 29, 2020
Brief History Episode 2: Ice

Brief History Episode 2: Ice

Ainsley Kling, Staff Writer
October 9, 2020
Brief History Episode 1: Aglets

Brief History Episode 1: Aglets

Ainsley Kling, Opinion Editor
September 25, 2020
Passengers board a plane in LA, California over the summer.

The New Travel Experience During COVID-19

Ainsley Kling, Video Editor
September 9, 2020
My grandfather (far left) and I (far right) in Miami Beach in 2019.

Tragedy in Time of the Coronavirus

Ainsley Kling, Contributing Writer
April 11, 2020
Video: Students show their Florida pride during Homecoming Week

Video: Students show their Florida pride during Homecoming Week

Ainsley Kling, Contributing Writer
October 23, 2019
Students protest outside of Miami Beach City Hall. With over 500 students participating, the Youth Climate Strike has come a long way since its first strike with 4 participants. Photo by Ainsley Kling

[Photo] Video: Students Fight For Climate Justice at Miami Beach City Hall

September 24, 2019
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