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Nov. 1-Nov. 6 News Brief
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Surrounded by her fellow performers during the dress rehearsal for the Nov. 4 show, dance junior Natalie Apuzzo waits backstage for her part in the classical ballet piece “La Bayadère.” After two years away from the Meyer Hall stage, all dance majors finally had the opportunity to showcase their craft.
“All I’m Asking is for a Little Respect”
Searching for her future school, digital sophomore Alice Mackenzie talks with a college representative while other students gather alongside her at different booths. At the annual College Fair, students had the opportunity to interact with representatives from over 80 schools nationwide. They had time to ask questions and exchange contact information to learn more about colleges they are interested in.
Seeking out the Right School
Last Wednesday, club officers stayed after school to prepare for the annual Club Rush. They decorated their tables with colorful balloons, posters, and candy to accompany their designated table. As SGA Co-President, communications senior Christian Chantayan was responsible for helping set up the gym and organize the logistics for the event. “Many students weren’t able to find sponsors for their club, and many students separately came up with duplicate club ideas, so SGA had to find club sponsors and help merge similar clubs,” Chantayan said. “It was a lot. Im just glad I have an amazing team of people who stepped up when we needed them in order to make it happen.”
Students Rush to Club Rush
Band senior Autumn Wong waves as she walks into the Senior Banquet.
“The Last Hoorah”
Before the curtain closes for the finale, the philharmonic orchestra and entire vocal department end the matinee Prism performance with “When You Believe” from “The Prince of Egypt.” Conducted by band director Evan Rogovin, this was one of two mass pieces in the show and highlighted the cumulative talent and work of every musician.
Dreyfoos Hall is Alive with the Sound of Music
Circling the main platform, the cast of “The Bee” performs “Pandemonium,” accompanied by audience volunteers, for the crowd of theatre students during the Nov. 10 preview. This was their first show with an audience and served as a chance to improve any last components before the official show opening.
The Black Box theater in P-A-N-D-E-M-O-N-I-U-M
Preparing for the dress rehearsal, theatre senior Trey Mazza works behind the stage of the production “Pride and Prejudice.” During these rehearsals, Mazza writes down details regarding blocking to help each scene run smoothly and ensure the actors are aware of what to do. “I use all types of spreadsheets to keep organized from costume changes, sound cues, props, blocking, and set changes.” Mazza said. “This organization tactic is the structure behind the production.”
The Man Behind The Curtain
Both halves of Bandana Diptych are framed in Building 9 for the Fall Vigital Showcase that opened on Oct. 7 and is open for students to visit during lunch in Buildings 2 and 9.
Bandana Diptych: Deconstructed
The Energy and Connectivity of Jazz
The Energy and Connectivity of Jazz
The Daily Dose of Wisdom
The Daily Dose of Wisdom
Communications senior Jordan Teitelbaum created the @dreyfoosbeauties Instagram account in November of 2020, and has since used the platform with the intent of spreading positivity throughout campus.
Inner Beauty Shines
Circling the cafeteria, communications senior Christian Chantayan leads the conga line as music blasts through speakers. One by one students and teachers joined the line during the Fiesta. “Ive always wanted to lead a conga line. I was presented with the opportunity spontaneously, and I took it, and I led an entire cafeteria of people,” Chantayan said.
Feliz Mes de la Herencia Hispana
Gifted Kid Burnout: More Than a Trend?
Gifted Kid Burnout: More Than a Trend?
In a World After COVID- 19
In a World After COVID- 19
Increases in school violence and concerns about security have prompted the implementation of new safety policies. Now IDs are required on campus to ensure the wellbeing of students. Photo by Sofia Hennessey-Correa. Photo illustration by Angelyna Rodriguez.
The Cameras are Watching
Where Do We Go From Here?
Where Do We Go From Here?
Communications senior Adam Goldstick records dance juniors Kailey Worontsoff, Lauren Hopta, Sophia Chambers, and Jacqueline Albanese as they perform the junior class pep-rally dance.
Dead Air
I hope [my image] evokes reliability and/or understanding. Teens, AKA test takers, [will] hopefully relate to at least one of the figures shown, visual junior Giovanna Romano said about the cartoon above. I thought it would be a good idea to illustrate how different people handle hard tests, and different emotional reactions to not knowing the answer.
Why Pass/Fail is Necessary
A How-To Guide for American Education
A How-To Guide for American Education
Visual senior Will Dhana walks towards the goal, watching the game in case the opposing team tries to score. Dhana played keeper in the game and was responsible for preventing the Jupiter team from scoring goals. “The hardest thing about playing keeper is the self-inflicted injuries,” Dhana said. “It’s extremely easy to get in and come out in a lot of pain.”
Jags Take on Jupiter: Boys Soccer Photo Recap
After a point by outside hitter and visual senior Julia Gonello, band senior Autumn Wong and graduate Czhen Beneby celebrate together in a game against Palm Beach Central during the 2020 volleyball season. Photo courtesy of Autumn Wong.
The Final Score
A Swing and a Miss for District Titles, but an Ace of an Experience
A Swing and a Miss for District Titles, but an Ace of an Experience
Senior, left midfield, Katelyn Carter smiles as she is given flowers and a crown by her teammates. Players surround her and celebrate senior night while following COVID-19 guidelines.
Girls Soccer Senior Night: Saying Goodbye to Graduating Teammates
Strings junior Sydney Felton flips the board as she counts for visual junior Elba Martin, who competed in the 500-yard freestyle. The signs are dipped into the water to help competitors keep track of how many yards they have left to swim in this long-distance event. Once out of the pool, swim team members are required to abide by CDC guidelines, wearing masks and social distancing.
Swim Team Redefines “New Normal” With First Live Meet Of The Season
In a World After COVID- 19
In a World After COVID- 19
Auditioning during COVID-19: Pre-recorded auditions are the new norm
Auditioning during COVID-19: Pre-recorded auditions are the new norm
My COVID-19 Story
My COVID-19 Story
Back to School in a Pandemic: Five Tips For Supporting Your Mental Health This Fall
Back to School in a Pandemic: Five Tips For Supporting Your Mental Health This Fall
SHIFTING EDUCATION: HOW THE SWITCH FROM IN-CLASSROOM TO DISTANCE LEARNING HAS AFFECTED US
SHIFTING EDUCATION: HOW THE SWITCH FROM IN-CLASSROOM TO DISTANCE LEARNING HAS AFFECTED US
On the Double: Down Under
On the Double: Down Under
The Muse Meets with Ms. Bennett
The Muse Meets with Ms. Bennett
The Energy and Connectivity of Jazz
The Energy and Connectivity of Jazz
What to Do Instead of Making New Years Resolutions
What to Do Instead of Making New Year’s Resolutions
Holiday Lights in Palm Beach
Holiday Lights in Palm Beach
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