THE MUSE

‘PANIC BUYING’ HITS STORES’ SHELVES HARD AND RESIDENTS EVEN HARDER

March 29, 2020

When schools in Palm Beach County closed on March 13, communications sophomore Alyssa Jean-Louis didn’t think that she’d be sharing space with 15 boxes of water, all stacked...

COVID-19 INFECTS THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY

March 28, 2020

THE MUSE’S GUIDE TO TRAVELING WITHOUT LEAVING YOUR BED: CORONAVIRUS EDITION

March 28, 2020

BRIDGING THE DIGITAL DIVIDE

March 20, 2020

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OPINION

FACING ECONOMIC CRISIS, AMERICANS NEED MONEY NOW

Nirmit Chandan and Miles Wang

March 24, 2020

Coronavirus has plagued the United States with economic woes and pitfalls. Analysts now predict that economic growth may soon diminish at rates worse than those of the 2008 recession. With the stock market at risk of free fall and the threat of layoffs emerging in many service industries, Americans need a solution to stay afloat. And while economic...

DEAR CLASS OF 2020

March 20, 2020

HOW THE INITIAL U.S. RESPONSE TO COVID-19 FAILED

March 16, 2020

TEST PREPPING FOR THE FUTURE

February 26, 2020

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ARTS

STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN LAKE WORTH’S 26TH ANNUAL STREET PAINTING FESTIVAL

Jade Lichtenstein, Arts Writer
March 10, 2020

As 100,000 people crowd into downtown Lake Worth, artists prepare to display their art, chalk in hand. Small murals fill the streets. Many of these intricate designs were created by students, blending in with a sea of murals made by adults. The Lake Worth Street Painting Festival was held from Feb. 22 to 24. About 40 Dreyfoos students participated, taking up half of J St. and Lake Ave. “Even...

STUDENTS CELEBRATE BLACK ARTISTS AT THE NORTON MUSEUM

Shreya Srinivasan, Arts Writer
February 28, 2020

“A lot of her work [includes] the figures [being] racially ambiguous [...] I also really find it interesting how she uses water color,” theatre junior Mayah Bernstein said, in hopes of inviting additional observations from the crowd of museum-goers in front of her. From afar, a few heads slowly nodded in agreement, while some turned a bit sideways and leaned closer, trying to get a better...

NATALIE MACADAR: THE FACE BEHIND THE FILM

Kaja Andric, Arts Writer
February 19, 2020

Digital media sophomore Natalie Macadar looks like she belongs in one of her street fashion photo shoots. She wears neon green polos and white-stitched black pants. She plays the guitar and belts along to the radio. You can run into her taking photos at the Post Modern skate shop. However, if you looked at her film photo archive on Instagram, you wouldn’t be able to see any of this. It is her photos...

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SPORTS

JAGUARS VS. CRUSADERS GIRLS SOCCER GAME RECAP

Sam Cohen, Sports Writer
December 12, 2019

The girls soccer team brought home another win on Dec. 11 after fighting through an 80-minute game, challenging the ball, and scoring three goals against Cardinal Newman. “The team played great overall,” Coach Sarah Garcia said. “The girls were able to pass the ball a lot quicker, which made our attack very strong.” With many shots on goal in the first half, the offense could pursue...

SEVEN QUESTIONS WITH STEFFAN GAWLIKOWSKI

Jules Popiel, Sports Editor
November 8, 2019

Class of ‘15 alumnus Steffan Gawlikowski achieved his dream of playing soccer for a U.S. national team. Having made memories and honed in on his skills during high school, he had recently returned to Dreyfoos to be an assistant coach for the boys soccer team. In an interview with The Muse, Gawlikowski discussed his soccer experience. Steffan Gawlikowski Q: What team do you currently play...

KICKING OFF THE SEASON WITH GIRLS SOCCER JAMBOREE

Sam Cohen and Jules Popiel
November 5, 2019

The girls soccer team competed against FAU High School and Santaluces High School in two separate 20-minute games as a part of Olympic Heights High School’s ninth annual soccer showcase on Nov. 4. The Jaguars walked off the field last night after tying with both their opponents 0-0. Coach and media center specialist Sarah Garcia helped team members prepare for the pre-season tournament during...

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CULTURE

OUT WITH A BANG: RISING ADDICTION TO THE NEWEST CAFFEINATED DRINK

Sam Cohen, Culture Writer
February 24, 2020

Within the competitive world of caffeinated drinks, companies such as Starbucks, Monster, and Redbull have dominated the shelves for years. Now, another competitor is on the rise. Feeding off teens’ growing obsession with energy drinks, Bang Energy Drinks are the new rage and have now made their way into classrooms. “I started seeing all my friends with [Bang] and wanted to give it a try,”...

STUDENTS AND THE STOCK MARKET

Sasha Smith, Culture Editor
December 5, 2019

Tracking a company’s profits, assessing values, and dividing cash among businesses: All of these entail a hobby that isn’t unheard of among teens. Contrary to popular belief, students, like piano junior Ethan Cheung, have ventured into the realm of funds, investments, and stocks. To some, those words sound like bland jargon, but to others, they represent a passion rooted in the world of finance. While...

COOKING WITH CULTURE: THANKSGIVING EDITION

Sasha Smith, Jade Lichtenstein, and Alana Cavanagh
November 26, 2019

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