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Local Features: Miami’s The Underline
Ian Fox '24 • April 29, 2021
Newly introduced vaccines make their way into hospitals, drug stores, and conversations
Could new COVID variants threaten the efficacy of vaccines?
Gabriel Vianna '21 • April 16, 2021
New Google Meet restrictions do not allow students to create their own meetings
Google Meet updates make it difficult for students to collaborate and connect with one another
Ella Rubell '21 • April 13, 2021
Mr. Bitzer
RE students and faculty adjust to the return of in-person APs
Sabrina Soto '22 • April 11, 2021
Mr. Jackson, an educational entrepreneur, speaks about his new class
"Represent," a new elective with Mr. Raheem Jackson, reimagines Black history
Hilary Weisburd '21 • February 12, 2021
Dani Sanchez
In quarantine, students practice pandemic painting
Jon Tandy '21 • April 13, 2021
Tuba players Jasper Broad
An alternate reality for the RE Band Program
Sebastian Mateu '21 • February 12, 2021
"The White Tiger," a RE junior year favorite, is transporting individuals to India with a new movie.
Netflix’s "The White Tiger" walks the line between scathing and safe
Ricardo Andrade '21 • February 10, 2021
SV Defy the Odds, SailFuture
Inside SailFuture, the revolutionary new school headed by RE legend Ms. Lindsay Danielson
Gabriel Pulido '21 • April 19, 2021
Arturo Di Modica
RE's Traders: As $GME shot to the moon, students placed more cautious bets
Aaron Holtz '21 • April 16, 2021
Alex Dray
Expanding your worldview: a quick glimpse into AP Comparative Government
Rachel Bienstock '21 • April 13, 2021
RE class of
Is 'Senioritis' a Hoax?
Daniel Fisher '21 • April 11, 2021
Mr. Dubard and Ricky Andrade
Building a new format for RE's beloved Bridge Competition
Thomas Schein '21 • April 11, 2021
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RE Boys’ Volleyball Struggles Against the Miami Stingarees in District Final
Pablo Joseph '21 • May 6, 2021
Mia Balestra
Track and Field teams qualify for state championship
Chloe Wiesenfeld '21 • May 3, 2021
Magnus Kron ‘21 winning a point towards the end of the first set.
RE Boys’ Volleyball cruises through District Semifinals with three-set win
Pablo Joseph '21 • May 2, 2021
Born in Colombia, Mr. Silva spent years working at restaurants and learning culinary skills in Utah before moving to Miami.
Johansson
Freshman year of college is an adjustment under normal circumstances. This year, Leyva says, it has been a new kind of strange.
Dr. King left a career in finance to pursue his passion: studying classical Chinese
In the wake of Tsialas
Coach Hamm celebrating at a Speech and Debate tournament with Danny Jackson
Nikki Weisburd
Photo provided by Albert III
Thomas Schein
Mr. Cooper is known for his politics classes and his infamous green pen.
Balboa, a cancer survivor, is doing cutting-edge work at the intersection of quantum physics and computer science.
In just a year and a half, Guzzi has become a music producer with songs heard by millions on Monday Night Football and Spotify.
The author surprising Tammy with flowers.
In addition to teaching ninth- and tenth-grade English, Ms. Ellis has guided RE
Jake Beber-Frankel
Lucas Miner
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The Student Newspaper of Ransom Everglades School
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