Amanda Ferber, Guest Writer
November 19, 2020
I managed voting precinct 2166 on Nov. 3, 2020. I was one of the 16 clerks in charge of precincts in Area 15 as designated by the Palm Beach Supervisor of Elections (SOE)....
November 14, 2020
The Importance of Young, Early Voters
November 12, 2020
November 5, 2020
Melodie Barrau, Business Editor
June 7, 2020
The police failed Ahmaud Arbery in Georgia when they waited weeks to arrest his murderers, despite the video footage of his death. The police failed Breonna Taylor in Kentucky when they stormed her home and murdered her in a cruel case of mistaken identity. The police failed George Floyd in Minnesota when they sat idly by and watched as he gasped that...
May 29, 2020
CLIMATE POLICY TURNED CLUELESS
April 28, 2020
PASS OR FAIL? ONLINE SCHOOL LEAVES TRAIL OF GRADE INSECURITY
April 1, 2020
![Dance sophomore Mason Evans and dance junior Brenan Gonzalez were just two of several male dancers in last year’s Spring Concert. “I think the biggest challenge [of being a male dancer] is all of the stigmas and stereotypes that come around,” dance junior Alex Thomas said. “[People say], ‘Oh, ballet or dance is not a sport and you don’t have to work as hard and this and that.’ Growing up and defying all of those odds is a challenge.”](https://www.themuseatdreyfoos.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/IMG_1547-1-e1568827392719-300x450.jpg)
As performing arts classes have shifted to a virtual platform, students have adapted their arts to digital spaces. Dance choreography is being taught through Google Meets, theatre majors practice lines in front of cameras, and visual students are confined to the supplies and space they have at home. Among these students is communications junior Ryden Trimble, who has learned how to collaborate on...
Theatre senior Sabrea Stallings drafted her first spoken word poem, “Crying Over Caskets,” in middle school. Sitting over a lunch table, she scribbled down her feelings as they flooded her mind. The opening sentence: “When did the color of my skin become your weapon?”Written in 2017, her words remain relevant today. Stallings translated her thoughts about police brutality into art, with lines...
Art. A concept that is cherished around the world, stretching beyond the horizons of the creator, stroking the canvas with glistening oil pastels, capturing the beauty life instills through means of a lens, and finding joy through self expression. Dreyfoos students often tap into their personal triumphs and tribulations, conjuring a deep inspiration represented through forms both tangible and intangible....
