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When I began teaching the book, Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford in 2013, I created a TIME CAPSULE project: a letter from
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I was appalled when I learned that MAST Blast was going to be held at Miami Seaquarium this year. Miami Seaquarium is known to mistreat and neglect their
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On February 21, the student body participated in a nationwide walkout to bring awareness following the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School massacre. Makos wore white and stood in solidarity. Posters held read expressions
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The Performing Arts Club is getting ready to debut their latest spring musical, Little Shop of Horrors on March 7. The cast has been having daily rehearsals in
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On February 7, MAST kicked off its Anti-Bullying campaign with a student presentation in each homeroom about a recently-prevalent issue in our school: racism. The Student Government Association
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What can Key Biscayne residents expect from the upcoming change? After 32 years of being in Key Biscayne, the Miami Open is now relocating to Hard Rock Stadium
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As the saying “don’t stand by, stand up” has been preached in schools for decades as a means to stand against bullying, Florida lawmakers are taking an alternative
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Attending a waterfront school along the shores of Key Biscayne has its perks, like getting to witness the flaming sunset in the mornings when crossing the bridge. In
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It was not too long ago that I felt almost no motivation to crawl out of my bed in the morning. Relentless thoughts about my school work, personal
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Dear The Beacon staff, Thank you for publishing “Buying your way in,” the article you have online which shines a light on the unspoken decline of MAST’s student culture. Spilt Milk
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