Stephanie Duque: Making Masks for Frontline Workers
Allison Cajina, Staff Writer
May 25, 2020
Sophomore Stephanie Duque has taken it upon herself to make her own masks due to shortages of them around the nation. With COVID-19 spreading rapidly throughout Florida, citizens have purchased or taken most surgical masks available in stores and hospitals which inevitably affected those who were not...
David Abraham Kuper: A One-Man Show
Allison Cajina, Staff Writer
March 18, 2020
David Abraham Kuper is a sophomore here at Gables, known for being referred to as DAK, and this unique nickname is something people always interrogate him about. The nickname DAK stemmed from his parents piecing together his initials without thinking too of it. One day Kuper decided to write DAK on...
Not Your Typical University in the Northeast: Joaquin Bierman admitted to University of Oxford
Allison Cajina, Staff Writer
February 8, 2020
On Jan. 14, Joaquin Bierman was accepted into the University of Oxford, one of the oldest and most renowned educational institutions in the world. Located in Oxford, United Kingdom, Bierman's acceptance to the university is the first occurrence in the 2019-2020 school year that a Cavalier has been offered...
The Handmade Coco: A Trend Gone Coco at Coral Gables Senior High
Allison Cajina, Staff Writer
January 20, 2020
Although hairstyle trends are constantly alternating, headscarves are accessories that never go out of fashion. While still being a full-time student, senior Chloe Casaudoumecq creates and sells headpieces during her spare time. The 100% cotton and fray-free scarves can be found on her Instagram page @thehandmadecoco for ten dollars apiece. To place an orde...
Shoes for the Unshoed: Mccall Horton
Maia Berthier, Opinion and Copy Editor
October 13, 2019
McCall Horton, a junior in Gables’ International Baccalaureate program, is not your ordinary high school student. When she was only 10 years old, she created an organization called “Shoes for the Unshoed.” Through Miami Rescue Mission, Horton hoped to provide shoes for the homeless community across the Miami-Dade Cou...
Samantha Gazda For Future Miami
Allison Cajina, Staff Writer
August 15, 2019
Samantha Gazda is a rising junior in the International Baccalaureate program. When she is not juggling a busy school schedule, she is one of the head organizers for Miami's Fridays For Future (FFF) branch. This began as an international movement in which students from all over the world decided t...
Catch a Cav with Character: Risk-Takers
Jesse Zambrano, Spotlights Editor
May 27, 2019
Risk-takers can be defined as individuals constantly seeking new opportunities and creating new goals for themselves as students. The students below have been singled out as risk-takers not just in their academic profiles, but in their other extracurriculars as well. These Cavaliers are known for not...
Girl Scouts: Here Come the Badges!
Melanie Estrada and Jefrany D'catry
February 6, 2019
The Girl Scouts promote character, outdoor activities, and good citizenship by awarding badges, planning camping trips and through cookie sales. They are also involved in projects that help improve their neighborhood and work to overall improve their communities. In order to be a Girl Scout, you ...
Cristian Ochoa Wins Friends of Gables Logo Competition
Daniela Parra Del Riego, Staff Writer
January 9, 2019
On Sept. 21, 2018, an opportunity opened up for creative students to help ‘Friends of Gables,’ a group that aims to improve facilities at Coral Gables Senior High. After senior Cristian Ochoa won the logo competition, he earned the $200 prize and the honor of having his design represent the aforementioned group. ...
History Is Made On An Epic Night
Melanie Estrada, Staff Writer
January 8, 2019
For the first time in Mr. Coral Gables pageant history, two students took the title home. Seniors Alfredo Wolfermann and Juan Toranzo were the chosen winners for this year. Although two students were not expected to win, the candidates demonstrated their extraordinary personalities, making it difficult...
Orange You Glad? Rozalyn Franklin Nominated!
Audrey Weigel, highlights contributor
February 16, 2018
Franklin has recently been named a nominee for the Miami International Film Festival for her film “Roz’s Oranges.”
Angie Lopez: Princess of Poetry
Kevin Monjarrez, highlights contributor
February 13, 2018
After much practice, student and poet Angie Lopez will be featured in Miami’s 10th Piano Slam.
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