Sailing Slide Show from Monica Rodriguez on Vimeo. By: Daniel Paez Web Manager The athletic department introduced a new sailing program and team that will compete throughout the entire school year, under the guidance of experienced sailor, Coach Brian Kamilar. Much like other racing sports, the objective of sailing is to earn one point by being the first boat to [...]
By: Graham Reid Staff Writer Arguably one of the most influential and experimental artists of the modern age, Ariel Pink has come a long way since his days of recording hymns onto cassettes directly out of his room in the late 90’s. For the past decade, fans have seen him rapidly gain notoriety in the realm of alternative music. Unfortunately [...]
By: Ruby Willie Staff Writer Besides the usual fresh coats of paint and general cleaning around campus, the new year brought significant changes to the overall look of the school’s exterior along with other facilities. One of the more noticeable changes includes the new white fence and paving to the front of the school. “I think it makes our school [...]
By: Estefania Martinez, Contributing Writer Haitian Senate President Mr. Simon Desras came to the Prep campus to present engineering students with two Heart of Haiti awards for their water purification invention, LiTres, which has helped the Haitian people since the 2010 earthquake. The Heart of Haiti award recognizes 11 entities each year for significantly contributing to Haiti. Mr. Desras [...]
By: Anabel Epstein Layout Editor I was tired. It had been a long day. I had my pen and notebook on my lap and I was furiously scribbling to get down all the information my teacher was telling my class. Suddenly, my teacher paused, realizing that my classmates and I were feeling slightly lost. He turned around, grabbed his guitar, [...]
By: Ravi Patel Sports Editor On Jan. 8, the junior International Baccalaureate class and Japanese language students visited the Morikami Japanese Museum and Gardens. Coordinated by IB faculty member Ms. Linde Barrett, the trip is designed to allow students to immerse themselves in Japanese culture and correlate observations made in the museum to the Japanese book taught in Barrett’s class, [...]
By: Alexa Coots News Editor Breaking Dawn — Part 2, the final segment of the film series based on Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight novels, is completely different from the other movies. Up until this point in the series the plotline consisted of a Romeo-and-Juliet-like romance between a vampire and young girl. Now, Bella is no longer a delicate, lovestruck teenage human [...]
By: Alexa Coots News Editor Senior running back Bo Ellis is committed to Harvard University after being offered a football scholarship to the school. His dedication to both his academic and athletic careers played an important role in his acceptance into Harvard to join the team roster this fall. The recruiting process was a long one, but Ellis ultimately decided [...]
Raider R from Monica Rodriguez on Vimeo. By: Isaac Saba Staff Writer Of all sports rivalries, none are more competitive or important than the one between Gulliver and Ransom Everglades. Because Gulliver and Ransom are two of the top private schools in the area, it is only natural that the two are fierce rivals. According to Coach Mark Schusterman, this [...]
By: Ravi Patel Sports Editor On October 2, my classmates and I in the International Baccalaureate class had the opportunity to experience different religions and traditions from across the globe. Our day started at the Wat Buddharangsi Buddhist temple here in South Florida. We arrived only to be mesmerized by a large Buddhist temple designed with Thai architecture. Covered [...]
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