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The Raider Voice
Sara Gelrud

Sara Gelrud, Copy Editor

Sara Gelrud is a junior and the co-copy editor for "The Raider Voice." This is her first year as a full staff member but has been a contributing writer since her sophomore year. Sara leads the Book Club and the Jewish Student Union and is excited to grow as a leader for The Raider Voice.

 

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Finding Common Ground

Finding Common Ground

November 8, 2022
Attendees listen to President Biden’s speech at a rally one week before Election Day. Biden spoke to the crowd in support of Charlie Christ and Val Demings who are running for Governor of Florida and a seat in the Senate respectively.

Why You Should Go to a Rally

November 7, 2022
A NEW SIDE OF CAMPUS: Modular classrooms were placed off the side of the Sean Taylor Memorial Field in replacement of the classrooms that used to be situated in the Crossbridge Church. I haven’t experienced any noise from construction, said junior Diego Collazo despite the construction that takes place on a daily basis.

New Modular Classrooms Are Positively Viewed by Students and Teachers Alike

November 4, 2022
RIGHT ON TIME: Students walk to their class in the modular buildings. The mods are temporary replacements for classrooms that used to be in the church which has been torn down due to a new construction plan.

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TAKE A LOOK INSIDE: Teachers decorate their modular classrooms, making them a pleasant experience to learn in. Many students enjoy the mods for this reason: theyre spacious and comfortable. I like the mods because they offer a nice classroom environment which feels really cozy, said junior Valeria Castillo.

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Junior Benji Berger leaves class and fist bumps Mr. Basterra on his way out.

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Kanye West, center, attends the Givenchy Spring-Summer 2023 fashion show during the Paris Womenswear Fashion Week on Oct. 2, 2022, in Paris.

Your Words Matter

November 2, 2022
Chelsea Duchene, from left, waits to present the weather as Jake Wingo records anchors Krystal Jones and Olivia Heacock, all juniors and 16 at Truman High School in Independence, Missouri, during the KTSN Channel 15 news, October 19, 2010. Even though professional jobs are disappearing in the newspaper industry, interest in journalism is still high among young people.

The Hidden Side of Journalism

October 25, 2022
FESTIVE FOODS: Pastelitos are laid out on a table along with fun decorations. Attendees could take a break from learning salsa to enjoy a variety of hispanic snacks including pastelitos, tequeños, and croquetas.

Salsa Night Continues Hispanic Heritage Month Celebrations

October 11, 2022
SWEET TREATS: Arroz con leche is the desert of the day! In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Latin dishes were served throughout the month. Arroz con leche is a typical dessert from many countries in Latin America including El Salvador.

Hispanic Flavors Dominate this Month’s Lunch Menu in Celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month

October 7, 2022
Julian Casablancas, lead singer of the Strokes, performs at the Hard Rock Stadium. The Strokes opened for the Red Hot Chili Peppers Aug. 30. On their setlist was “Bad Decisions” which Casablancas can be seen singing.

Red Hot Chili Peppers and the Strokes Bring a New Level of Rock to Miami

September 23, 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.

[Photo] Sara Gelrud Volunteers at the Orthodox Union

September 19, 2022
Caroline Cole’s interviews Jen Maxfield about her new book, “More After the Break.” “I’ve interviewed over 10,000 people for stories on the news,” Maxfield said when discussing her background in journalism with Coles.

Jen Maxfield Celebrates the Release of her Book, ”More After The Break” at Books & Books

September 6, 2022
Steel reinforced concrete bomb shelter in Sderot. Scenes from Noah’s Arc are painted on the walls to make the shelter look more friendly. This helps kids feel less afraid.

15 Seconds in Sderot

August 23, 2022
Junior Theodore Ciperski and senior Daniela Mostelac Diaz played the protagonists, The Baker and his Wife, in this years rendition of Into the Woods.

In Sondheim’s Memory, Thespians Venture “Into the Woods”

April 28, 2022
Special Feature | Athletes Off Campus

Special Feature | Athletes Off Campus

April 18, 2022
Freshman Micaela Donoso was an avid gymnast before suffering a severe ankle injury. Now, she is reigniting her love for the sport.

Freshman Micaela Donoso: Returning to the Beam

April 18, 2022
Mayor Daniella Levine Cava speaks at the Miami Youth Climate Summit, held in the gym on Sunday.

Teen Activists Unite in Fight Against Climate Change

March 15, 2022
Abby Phillip (1988-present), journalist

[Photo] Slideshow | Black History Month Posters

February 28, 2022
NBA Hall of Famer Ray Allen and local Attorney Lisa Colon sit down for an interview with senior Jonathan Fyne.

Lisa Colon Redefines What it Means to be a Multiracial Woman in Her Field

February 27, 2022
Kamila Valieva of Team ROC falls during the Women Single Skating Free Skating on day thirteen of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games at Capital Indoor Stadium on Feb. 17, 2022, in Beijing, China.

Olympic Doping Scandal Raises Concerns Among Athletes

February 19, 2022
Members of the Jewish Student Union wrote their 2022 goals on wooden boards in a fun board breaking ceremony to commence the new year.

Jewish Student Union Members Break Their Goals

January 12, 2022
Author and alumnus Soman Chainani met with the Book Club on Tuesday to answer questions and discuss his new book, Beasts and Beauty: Dangerous Tales.

Book Club Meets with Bestselling Author Soman Chainani ‘97

December 4, 2021
Students embrace as they arrive to campus on the first day of school. For some students, a year and a half went by before they could see their friends in-person at school.

Campus Voices | While COVID Concerns Continue, Community Is “United and Lively” Once Again

August 23, 2021
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