If Walls Could Speak
Valentina Caceres, Sports Editor, Multimedia Editor
October 23, 2019
Before Miami Palmetto Senior High students know it, they will walk the halls of a brand-new, three-story building. Everyone agrees the time has come for some updates to our school — Palmetto’s oldest buildings date as far back as 40 years. As soon as the new building is complete, the destruction ...
Homecoming Day 4: Palmetto Spirit Day
Valentina Caceres, Sports Editor, Multimedia Editor
October 20, 2019
Homecoming Day 3: Class Colors Day
Valentina Caceres, Sports Editor, Multimedia Editor
October 20, 2019
Inside the Darkroom: Photography Class Profile
Sabrina Catalan, copy editor
April 30, 2018
The tapping of a pen on a desk, the flipping pages of a textbook, the ringing of a bell, the bustling in the hall. Take in a breath, and it starts all over again in a slightly different seat. At times, high school may seem like a monotonous routine. Thus, creative electives, such as photography,...
Meet The Candidates: Prospective Student Representatives Make Their Case
Camila Myers, Life Editor
April 4, 2018
With the election for Student Council and class representatives for the 2018-2019 school year quickly approaching, all the candidates running for office met in Panther Square during both lunches today, Apr. 4, to campaign for the election tomorrow. The candidates handed out candy, food and stickers an...
Hear Them Roar: What the March for Our Lives Protesters Have to Say
Jack Cruz-Alvarez, Alexis Garcia-Ruiz, and Alex Pedroso
March 25, 2018
Over a month after a shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida left 17 dead, student activists helped coordinate March for Our Lives events across the US and the world on Saturday, March 24. With the help of groups like Everytown for Gun Safety, MSD students have organized mar...
Day 3: #MeToo Among Generations
Allessandra Inzinna, feature editor
February 3, 2018
Shared experiences regarding sexual harassment transcend generations, but the ability to publicly vocalize these concerns is something only younger generations have access to. The #MeToo movement gave victims of sexual harassment the microphone in mainstream media. The momentum, which stripped m...
After Irma: Power Struggle
Jack Cruz-Alvarez and Morgan Elmslie
October 13, 2017
As Irma neared and models shifted west, Miami-Dade County breathed a sigh of relief at the idea that it would be spared the worst of the storm. But, despite Dade receiving only category 1 force winds when we were expecting category 4 force winds, many residents of the county sustained significant da...
High school sweethearts tell their stories
Morgan Elmslie, Copy Editor
February 15, 2017
In the four years we spend at Palmetto, many of us find ourselves, our passions, our best friends and our strengths. But some lucky ones find their soulmates. The same classes we sit in and the same hallways we walk in are the sacred meeting grounds for a few inseparable lovers. Maria Dao, ...
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