Let’s say that in about 50 years, humanity advances to such a complex level that what we consider science fiction is a scientific fact. Take the fictional Teleporter, a device so powerful it can instantly transport objects from one spot to another. The proposed method of transportation, however, is often a major source of contention. The biggest controversy known today is the Teletransportation...

The School District of Palm Beach County has added a referendum to the November ballot proposing a one mill levy—a new "tax rate" to be applied to the assessed value of citizens’ properties. The one mill levy, which is equal to $1 per $1,000 of assessed value, would fund a multitude of educational resources, increase school security measures, allow for hiring of new faculty, and improve teacher...

For most high school students, the holiday season is marked by copious amounts of hot chocolate, candy canes, and Michael Bublé’s carols on the radio. For Dreyfoos students, the holiday season begins when the curtain rises at the annual Prism concert. Prism took place on Wednesday, Dec. 5 in the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts. Students from all music departments collaborated on renditions...

From the seas of the South Pacific to the deserts of the Middle East, several members of Dreyfoos faculty have trekked across the world’s oceans and continents for a greater purpose: serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. The Muse spoke with English teacher Carmen Gallardo and school resource officer Luis Valdez to hear their stories and how their service inspires them in their work.

As we get further into the month  of October, the temperature has slightly (emphasis on slightly) cooled from a warm 90 degrees to a bitter 80, and world of the most popular costumes and parties have begun to circulate campus. While it may be easy to get caught up in superficial Halloween culture, we should never forget to embrace the horror content produced by the film industry, especially during...

With Hanukkah’s candles all burnt and Christmas presents being wrapped, the holidays are in full swing. Classrooms are decorated, ugly sweaters are appearing, and jingle bells echo through the halls. Even though this time of the year can be jolly, sometimes gift giving can get stressful. Between your school and sports friends, family members, and Secret Santas, expenses can start adding up—not...

After 3 weeks of sprints, stretches, and sweat, the boys’ and girls’ soccer teams completed their last conditioning session before tryouts. Beginning on Oct. 22, both teams had tryouts to determine the players for this season. Here are some photos to recap their last conditioning session.