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The Raider Voice
Anya Gruener

Anya Gruener, Managing Editor

Anya Gruener is currently the managing editor of “The Raider Voice” and the editor in chief of the Print Magazine. Gruener has been in the staff since freshman year, having held the position of multimedia editor in the past. She greatly enjoys creating both video packages and articles. Within the school community, Gruener is also the Student Body President, the Health Information Project President, the Don’t Close Your Eyes Club President, and the Jewish Student Union Vice-President.

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Board members of The Jewish Student Union (JSU) took turns presenting on the current Israel-Hamas war during a presentation titled, “Understanding the Hamas War on Israel”. JSU board members hosted the community event to foster education and understanding. They also aimed to address misinformation and the rise in antisemitism that often accompanies discussion about the Israel-Hamas War.

The Jewish Student Union Presents on The Ongoing Israel-Hamas War

Anya Gruener, Managing Editor
October 25, 2023

Arroz Con Leche – A Mexican Dessert Tutorial

Anya Gruener, Managing Editor
October 13, 2023
The club sponsor of the Jewish Student Union, Leigh Husband, helps lead an after-school meeting. Sponsors had many responsibilities when leading and supervising club-related events and meetings. With many club offerings, shortage of club sponsors was a prevalent issue for many of the clubs on campus.

Activities Office to Streamline Club Offerings

Anya Gruener, Managing Editor
October 5, 2023
As seniors enter school for their last first day, they carry the one thing that allows them to reminisce about their first days of school: character backpacks. Luciana Hornstein, Ana Catherine Guimaraes, and Sofia Gershanik showed off their backpacks in front of the senior backdrop. Seniors were excited to rock backpacks with a variety of childish prints.

A Throwback to the Past: Seniors Welcome Their Last First Day of High School with Little Kids’ Backpacks

Anya Gruener, Managing Editor
August 25, 2023
Parent Association members set up an array of decorations, drinks, and treats for the Seniors to enjoy while participating in the occasion. The Class of 2024 gathered on Crandon Beach to watch the sunrise to celebrate the start of their senior year. The event was truly a success.

Seniors Celebrate the Start of Senior Year at Sunrise

Anya Gruener, Managing Editor
August 22, 2023
Two young refugees of the Russian Ukrainian War enjoy making arts and crafts in the makeshift daycare within the PTAK Humanitarian Aid Center.

 A Year Later: My Experience in the Largest Refugee Camp for Victims of the Russian Ukrainian War

Anya Gruener, Copy Editor
May 3, 2023
Senior Salomon Bibas rides the metro, a popular form of commuting in Tokyo. The tour group spent many evenings traveling by metro to get to their locations.

Initial Reactions

Anya Gruener, Copy Editor
April 20, 2023
On Feb. 16 the Heal Club partnered with OneBlood to host a blood drive in the gym amidst a nationwide blood shortage. For the entire day, most individuals who were over 17 years of age, not underweight, and in good health were eligible to donate.

Blood Drive Amidst A Nationwide Blood Shortage

March 6, 2023
Recent construction has forced the closing of multiple bathrooms, causing a negative response from students and teachers alike. From foul smells to a limited number of stalls, a myriad of problems have faced students who use the facilities.

Construction Leaves Bathrooms in Short Supply

Anya Gruener and Sara Gelrud
February 14, 2023
PSA: Keeping Our Campus Clean

PSA: Keeping Our Campus Clean

Anya Gruener, Copy Editor
January 31, 2023
Students in Michelle Cooper’s IB SL Physics class engaged in a ‘Cooking with Heat Transfer Activity’, which allowed students to observe and discuss the various means by which heat is transferred into, or out of, food as it is being prepared for consumption. Students were then to create a “live-action” cooking video showing the separate types of heat transfer present during the cooking process.

Cooking with Heat Transfer: An Alternative Method of Learning 

Anya Gruener, Copy Editor
January 12, 2023
How To Make A Poached Egg

How To Make A Poached Egg

Anya Gruener, Copy Editor
January 9, 2023
Students in Dr. Keitha Burnett’s United States Government classes celebrated the second annual Call to Action Symposium on Dec. 14. Students presented their research papers on a variety of issues including water scarcity, gun control, and mental illness.

Students Tackle Critical Issues at Second Annual “Call to Action” Symposium

Anya Gruener, Copy Editor
January 4, 2023
Simon began making charcuterie boards in May of 2020 as a creative outlet to pass the time. The hobby quickly turned into a profitable business gaining much community recognition.

Avery Simon’s Charcuterie Board Business: Where It Started and Where It Is Now

Anya Gruener, Copy Editor
December 9, 2022
Senior Ainsley Kling took it upon herself to commemorate all those who served in the United States Armed Forces for Veterans Day on Nov. 11. With the help of the student government, Kling was able to create 300 poppy pins which will be handed out to the student body, serving as a symbol of both remembrance and peace.

Veteran’s Day: Remembrance Through Poppies

Anya Gruener, Copy Editor
November 11, 2022
In a cross cultural event, the Jewish Student Union and the Embrace Christian Culture club came together to build gingerbread houses that resembled Noahs Ark: a common figure in both religions.

Finding Common Ground

Anya Gruener, Samantha Gitlin, and Sara Gelrud
November 8, 2022
The Health Information Project, better known as HIP, recommenced for the 2021-2022 school year on Monday, Oct. 17. The objective being peer to peer teaching of health education.

HIP Presents Health Lessons to Freshmen Classes

Anya Gruener, Copy Editor
October 28, 2022
Featuring ten haunted houses, five scare zones, two live shows, and exciting attractions will ensure visitors have a terrifying night. With limited time —running on select nights from September 2 through October 31— and with so much to do, hitting the best haunted houses first is the best way to experience all of the horror. The Weeknd: After Hours Nightmare takes number three on the list, but whichever haunted house you choose to embark on, you are sure to have a spooky night.

Halloween Horror Nights: Haunted Houses Ranked

Anya Gruener, Copy Editor
October 6, 2022
Ariana Kaye stands alongside other volunteers from the TECHO mission in the Dominican Republic after helping to build a house for the people of the underprivileged community.

Ariana Kaye Builds Housing for TECHO

Anya Gruener, Copy Editor
September 19, 2022
Sara Gelrud spends a day at the Orthodox Union’s library in Jerusalem, Israel with Rabbi Aryeh Berzon, a mentor, during her time volunteering throughout the month of July.

Sara Gelrud Volunteers at the Orthodox Union

Anya Gruener, Copy Editor
September 19, 2022
Olivia Johnson (left) stands next to Fabiola Minda (right), the creator of the Rescate Animal Mompiche Shelter, after volunteering and aiding homeless cats and dogs during the summer of ‘22.

Olivia Johnson’s Impact on Homeless Dogs and Cats

Anya Gruener, Copy Editor
September 19, 2022
Victoria Figueroa spends time with the children of the La Berenjena community in the Dominican Republic after a hard day of work building new bathrooms with the Blue Missions Group initiative.

Victoria Figueroa Provides Clean Water to Those in Need

Anya Gruener, Copy Editor
September 19, 2022
Summer of Service: Students Provide Aid Across the Globe

Summer of Service: Students Provide Aid Across the Globe

Anya Gruener, Copy Editor
September 19, 2022
Each student from the class of ‘23 walked through the ring to commemorate their rite of passage in their academic career.

Seniors Receive Their Class Rings

Anya Gruener, Copy Editor
August 31, 2022
Sofia Gershanik and her peers in the U.S. Senate Page Program meet with Majority Leader Chuck Schumer.

Sofia Gershanik Takes The Senate

Anya Gruener, Staff Writer
August 21, 2022
Contributing writer Anya Gruener discusses the issues surrounding stereotypes in the media. Even though we may not recognize them at first, stereotypes are all around us and impact the way we view the world and ourselves.

Op-Ed | Stereotypes in the Media

Anya Gruener, Contributing Writer
October 17, 2021
Teacher Appreciation Week: Thank You Teachers!

Teacher Appreciation Week: Thank You Teachers!

Anya Gruener and Madison Aguilera
May 10, 2021
Senior Ingrid Gruener and her sister freshman Anya Gruener are two of many high school students who have finally gained the opportunity to tour potential colleges in-person. For most of the year, however, college campuses have been closed and students have resorted to virtual tours to get a sense of the schools to which they apply.

Changes in the College Process as Pandemic Continues

Anya Gruener, Multimedia Editor
May 7, 2021
Freshman Ana Catherine Guimaraes enjoys the snowy scenery after a long day of skiing in Aspen, CO.

Colorado: A Top Spring Vacation Destination for Floridians

Anya Gruener, Multimedia Editor
April 9, 2021
Many students, having been vaccinated or considering conditions now safe enough to travel, are taking the opportunity to leave Florida over Spring Break.

Students Share Spring Break Travel Plans

Anya Gruener, Video Editor
March 25, 2021
Three overlooked women in history. Video by Anya Gruener.

Women’s History Month: Overlooked Women in History

Anya Gruener, Multimedia Editor
March 17, 2021
Freshman Luciana Hornstein is making an effort to become a valuable member of the school community by her involvement in soccer and commitment to spreading kindness.

Freshman Luciana Hornstein’s Kindness On and Off the Field

Anya Gruener, Multimedia Editor
March 4, 2021
Black History Month: The Story of Journalist Earl Caldwell

Black History Month: The Story of Journalist Earl Caldwell

Anya Gruener, Multimedia Editor
February 13, 2021
A medical worker prepares to administer a flu vaccination at a drive-through clinic held by Meijer at Comerica Park in Detroit on November 10, 2020.

Residents Worry As New Strains of the Coronavirus Appear in the US

Anya Gruener, Multimedia Editor
February 1, 2021
An organized desk is a crucial element towards successful online learning.

National Clean Your Desk Day: How to Organize Your At-Home Workspace

Anya Gruener, Video Editor
January 18, 2021
A colorful cup of homemade ice cream from Whipn Dip Ice Cream Shop in South Miami.

Top 3 Best Ice Cream Places to Visit in Miami

Anya Gruener, Video Editor
December 16, 2020
A graphic showing small ways to preserve energy at home.

Families Celebrate National Energy Conservation Day on Dec. 14

Anya Gruener, Video Editor
December 14, 2020
Many students live on Key Biscayne, a barrier island about five miles from Miami.

Island Life in Key Biscayne

Anya Gruener, Video Editor
November 17, 2020
People set Thanksgiving tables for a limited amount of guests to avoid any risk of the Coronavirus.

Celebrating Thanksgiving Despite the Pandemic

Anya Gruener, Video Editor
November 4, 2020
Senior Ingrid Gruener has a passion for helping others, and took initiatives to create her own nonprofit and club against domestic violence and human trafficking.

Spotlight: Senior Ingrid Gruener and Her Passion for Helping Others

Anya Gruener, Video Editor
November 2, 2020
Celebrating Halloween Amidst COVID-19

Celebrating Halloween Amidst COVID-19

Anya Gruener, Video Editor
October 30, 2020
IOS 14 users can use boxes called widgets to customize their home screens. Some widget options include displaying the time, weather, reminders, specific apps, or custom text.

IOS 14 Update Makes iPhone Smarter and More Customizable

Anya Gruener, Video Editor
October 9, 2020
Senior Ingrid Gruener has been studying for the SAT, but

Changes to the College Application Process During the Pandemic

Anya Gruener, Video Editor
October 2, 2020
Freshman students have a socially distanced conversation before class starts.

How to Stay Healthy When Returning to Campus

Anya Gruener, Reporter
September 15, 2020
Adjusting to Another Year of Online School

Adjusting to Another Year of Online School

Anya Gruener, Reporter
August 31, 2020
How We Spent the Summer of 2020

[Video] How We Spent the Summer of 2020

Anya Gruener, Staff Writer
August 24, 2020
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