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Health, Investigative

Dengue Epidemiology in the Dominican Republic

By Cely Reyes, 10th grade. In the Dominican Republic, a tropical and subtropical Caribbean nation, dengue fever is a recurring public health concern. This article examines the prevalence of dengue, related risk factors, implemented preventive measures, and continued difficulties in managing this mosquito-borne illness, with an emphasis on epidemiology. The Dominican Republic is no stranger to dengue, having had outbreaks there on several occasions. The … Continue reading Dengue Epidemiology in the Dominican Republic

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Health, Op-ed

The Science of Laughter: Why We Need More Humour in Our Lives

By Cely Reyes, 10th grade. Laughter has long been touted as the best medicine, but its relevance extends beyond simply entertainment. It’s a powerful force that influences our well-being on many levels mentally, emotionally, and physically. Understanding the powerful influence of comedy is not only a luxury in a society often marked by stress, uncertainty, and obstacles; it is also necessary for our overall health. … Continue reading The Science of Laughter: Why We Need More Humour in Our Lives

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Entertainment, Op-ed

Should Children Be Allowed to Consume Horror Content?

By Ana Perez, 11th grade. In light of the release of the highly anticipated horror movie Five Nights at Freddy’s, many parents wonder: should children be able to consume horror franchises? In light of the release of the highly anticipated horror movie Five Nights at Freddy’s, many parents wonder at what age should their children start consuming horror franchises. For the uninformed, Five Nights at … Continue reading Should Children Be Allowed to Consume Horror Content?

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Academics, Featured

Life after graduation: How New Horizons graduates feel about the school’s teachings. 

By Daniela Morales, 11th grade.  When you graduate school, real life begins, and for those of us who are still on the playground, it would be useful to know if the lessons we gather will assist us on the battlefield. There’s no better source to confirm this with than graduates themselves. Lia Lockward, Sydney Joa, and Jongyeop Jeon, who agreed to collaborate in this interview, … Continue reading Life after graduation: How New Horizons graduates feel about the school’s teachings. 

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Featured, Health, Op-ed

Deciphering Drugs: Effects and Prevention.

By Anamari Dávila, 10th grade. Today, the use of drugs has been normalized in society and this is concerning. But most people are not informed about the potential effects and consequences of getting involved in drugs. In 2022, there was an estimate of 284 million individuals from ages between 15 and 64 that have been reported for the use of drugs. This number is extremely … Continue reading Deciphering Drugs: Effects and Prevention.

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Op-ed

The life of a councilman candidate

By Sergio A. Caval When one thinks about the political campaign of a councilman a few thoughts come to mind. Maybe it starts with debates, or with press releases you might think. Nothing further from the truth. In the following few paragraphs I will paint a picture for you kind reader, about the experience. I have first hand knowledge because this candidate happens to be … Continue reading The life of a councilman candidate

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Academics, Featured, Op-ed

My Blue Key experience

By Camila Santana, 11th grade. On October 26th of 2023, the New Horizons debate team took on another challenge to add to its already vast repertoire. With a team made up of less than 25 students, we traveled all the way to Gainesville, Florida, to compete in the Bluekey tournament. The resolution, which is just another way we debaters use to say the topic, was: … Continue reading My Blue Key experience

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Academics, Op-ed

Why should the school have a better music program?

By Camille García, 11th grade. Artistic spaces are very important in any school. When talking about music programs, these have endless benefits for students, such as the development of motor skills, aiding emotional maturation and it represents a creative space in which students can find music as an inspiration. Music has a unique ability to promote self-expression. This makes it a potent tool for improving … Continue reading Why should the school have a better music program?

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Featured

A recap of the strikes of 2023

By Daniela Morales, 11th grade. For both business owners and employees in the United States, 2023 has been a chaotic year with many worker unions rising to protest for better working conditions among different fields. Despite the risks of striking, like permanently losing your job, not having a salary throughout the strike, losing social security benefits provided by the workplace, and not having guaranteed unemployment … Continue reading A recap of the strikes of 2023

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