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CELEBRATING THE BEST: Bethune-Cookman University Palm Beach County Alumni Chapter officers (from left) Eunice Twiggs, vice president and HBCU Luncheon chairperson; Sylvia Gibson, president; and Margaret Chukuma, treasurer.

Bethune alumni honor HBCUs

Leeds Antoine, Staff Writer
April 12, 2017
VICTORY FOR UNITY: Cane-gratulations to sophomore Victoria Lawrence (left), daughter of Herman and Judith Lawrence, shown here with her mother, president of Inlet Groves School Advisory Council, as Palm Beach School Board members honored dozens of winners of the 2017 Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholarship Contest during the Feb. 15 board meeting. Victoria won second place in this year’s MLK Oratorical Competition for her presentation on this year’s theme, “Defend the dream united; promote non-violence, social justice and positive behavior.” Other Hurricane winners (not pictured) were senior Ruchama LaFontant, first place Essay; freshman Starlia Dormeus, second place and Honorable Mention, Photography; and senior Rachelle Rene, Honorable Mention, Essay. Also recognized by the School Board were Executive Director Edith C. Bush and other members of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Coordinating Committee, the annual scholarship awards sponsor.

School Board recognition

April 10, 2017
STUDENTS MEET HEALERS: Roger L. Duncan III (center), immediate past president of the T. Leroy Jefferson Medical Society, poses with the keynote speaker, Florida Surgeon General and Secretary of Health Celeste Philip (to his left), along with other members of the Medical Society, during the Fifth Annual Health & Science Stars of Tomorrow Career Symposium at Inlet Grove.

Medical Symposium symphony

Drachme Pierre, Staff Writer
April 10, 2017
NEW WAYS: In her Spanish classes Ms. Campanioni encourages students to learn in creative ways.

Learning can be fun

April 10, 2017
Chef Tammy Newman

What’s Cooking? A.C.T.I.O.N.

Dakota Sands, Staff Writer
April 10, 2017
HONORABLE COMPANY: Attending the 16th annual William M. Holland Scholarship Luncheon along with area law students were (from left) Student Government Association sponsor Ms. Morrison, and SGA members Joudelyne Altidor, Flolaine Francois, Numigine Jean-Bernard, Sarilnar Lam, Nycole Thelwell, Jodi Abilhomme and Shannon James. The students met Benjamin Lloyd Crump, a distinguished lawyer who has won landmark cases, and Judge Moses Baker Jr., who received the Legacy Award for his contributions to the field of Law. The Feb. 3 event also was an occasion for Ms. Morrison to visit with former Palm Beach County Judge Ronald Alvarez, before whom she practiced as a senior attorney for the Department of Children and Families.

Applying the law

April 10, 2017
DANCE, DANCE, DANCE: Willie Chavers and Quantajia Bedminster were crowned King and Queen of Prom 2K17, but all the Canes were kings and queens as Mrs. Platas and the Junior class made it the best prom yet on April 8.

A perfect date

Brianna Luberisse, Editor-in-Chief
April 10, 2017
GETTING CREDIT: Canes including, from left, Sal Sargent, Jorge Murillo, and Jose Murillo are interning at Sailfish Marina for Culinary hours.

Culinary students intern at Sailfish

Dakota Sands, Staff Writer
March 31, 2017
AND THE CANES WERE THERE: The importance of social media in promoting school newspapers was the focus of the opening session of the annual High School Journalism Workshops hosted by the Palm Beach Post on Dec. 6.

The new age of Journalism

Hailey Britton, Staff Writer
March 29, 2017
HELPING PAWS AND CLAWS: National Honor Society volunteers assisted the Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League by organizing goods that were donated to the facility, allowing the staff more time with the animals.

Photo of the Day 2: Animals’ world

Nyoka Fowler, Staff Writer
March 28, 2017
THE TREE IS GONE: Students returned from Spring Break to find a favorite source of lunchtime shade missing. The tree was 40 to 60 years old, said Media Specialist Mrs. Bell, and was starting to rot and die.

Photo of the Day: Stumped

Starlia Dormeus, Staff Writer
March 28, 2017
LEARNING ABOUT THE PAST: At Riverbend Park in Jupiter during the Jan. 27 re-enactment of the Battle of Loxahatchee, the Canes were there -- specifically, members of the National Honor Society.

Learning the past, focused on future

Nyoka Fowler, Staff Writer
March 9, 2017
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