Safe spaces: an idea that sounds harmless, but in actuality, they threaten both democratic ideals and a person’s capability to thrive in a harsh world filled with bigotry and bias. Over the past few years, colleges across the country have made spaces on their campus’ where no controversial topics are discussed in the hopes of making all feel welcome. Such spaces differ from the ones at Dreyfoos...

The Palm Beach Post Awards Round tables with floral centerpieces and polished trophies were seen at the 38th Annual Palm Beach Post Excellence in High School Journalism Awards, held at the Hilton West Palm Beach on May 3. With categories ranging from Column Writing to General Excellence in Student Newspaper, The Muse at Dreyfoos, alongside 15 other schools in Palm Beach County, received plaques,...

Amidst the standardized tests of the fourth quarter, students invest their time working on something besides studying: juries. At each semester’s close, each major requires their students to exemplify expertise in their art area to prove their passion and dedication to Dreyfoos. Typically weighted the same as a final exam, juries can either make or break a student’s grade. Even though juries are...

She had been coaching college-bound students for over a decade, but in February of 2016, math teacher Olive Bryan decided to make it official. Ms. Bryan founded her own business, Excelsior College Planning, which is now in its second year of working with students. “I started Excelsior to help students maximize their full potential inside and outside of the classroom to position themselves to gain...

While there is significantly less controversy surrounding this season’s release of “Dear White People” compared to volume one, that doesn’t mean the show’s content isn’t dubbed controversial. While the show expands into new horizons, “Dear White People” continues to explore various topics that spark significant dialogue among its viewers. The show continues the same episode format,...

AP and AICE exams are finally over, juries have been finalized, and we slip comfortably into the rainy and hot summer days filled with relaxation and fun. Now the biggest worry for the next two months will be figuring out how you are going to spend your summer. If you are not going out of the state or country, it can feel like there is nothing fun to do in Florida; however, you will be surprised as...

Some have unwashed lucky socks and others have a secret handshake with a fellow teammate, to get mentally prepared for a big game ahead, but the most common ritual for Dreyfoos students is related to the arts. Swim team member and visual junior Nina Zaremba and basketball player and strings senior  Amare Davis are no different. Both of the Dreyfoos athletes utilize music before meets and games,...