By Daylin Delgado “Harvest Fest is MLEC’s most anticipated event. Preparation starts months in advance and attracts hundreds of students from other schools. This year was no different at 1,000 tickets. The gym was packed with people dancing and clubs selling. It’s an unique event that I’m going to miss dearly,” said Katherine Duarte, Class… Read More Harvest Fest 2017 Recap
By Roxana Casanueva The famous and powerful producer, Harvey Weinstein, co-founder of Miramax Films in 1979, has worked in the film industry for decades, making many enemies throughout his career. A story published by the New York Times had released several unknown sexual harassment accusations toward Weinstein. He had planned to take a leave of… Read More The Rise and Fall of Harvey Weinstein, the Hollywood Mogul Accused of Serial Sexual Harassment
By Diana Rodriguez This year, October is not only a super spooky Halloween month, but a month filled with concerts taking place throughout Greater Miami, so there’s sure to be at least one concert this month that fits your taste in music. On October 11, The Growlers are playing in Fort Lauderdale’s Culture Room. The… Read More Your October Concert Setlist
By Abigail Rosales This past August 13th, Patrick Harmon, A 50 year old black man, was shot three times by Salt Lake City police officer, Clinton Fox, the footage of which was caught on Fox’s body cam. Although this incident occurred in August, an ongoing investigation has carried on for seven weeks and his actions,… Read More Bodycam footage shows Utah police shoot man as he runs away
By Valeria Bula Roughly about a month after Hurricane Irma swept across Florida, leaving destruction in its wake, two more residents, Francesca Andrade, 95, and Cecilia Franco, the 90-year- old wife of another resident, Miguel Antonio Franco, who died a week after the hurricane, have passed away as announced by the Hollywood Police Department on Monday… Read More 14 DEAD AFTER FLORIDA NURSING HOME LOST A/C
By Gabriella Licona As the students of MLEC jump in fright and endless screams echo the haunted house, music blares through the room, making the students dance into the night. Harvest Fest is one of the most highly anticipated events of the year, consisting of dancing, music, and long lines for snacks and drinks, all… Read More Costume Ideas for Harvest Fest
By Abigail Rosales MLEC’s biggest event of the year, Harvest Fest, will be hosted this year on Friday, October 13th. This must-attend event is one so large that students from other schools all throughout Miami-Dade and Broward County come. Music is blasted through the speakers across the gym, costumes are worn, the drama club hosts… Read More Harvest Fest Quick Tips
By Luis Mila “You are, in my opinion, the worst sort of drug dealer. You poured thousands of prescription opiates into the streets, to people you knew weren’t taking them as prescribed.” says Judge Irene C. Berger to a defendant at his sentencing hearing in the West Virginia federal court. The defendant, Dr. Michael Kostenko,… Read More National Emergency: The Opioid Crisis
By Andres Cruz After an Impressive season opening win against the San Diego Chargers, the Miami Dolphins were on the road to success. Jay Cutler had over 200 passing yards, Cody Parkey dominated the field with four successful field goals, and the defense was consistent in containing San Diego’s offense. After the game, most Dolphins… Read More Football Talk: Dolphins’ two-game losing streak and how they can Improve
By Yasmine Mezawi Protests started by NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick have surfaced social media with the the hashtag #TakeTheKnee, as a challenge towards the government by demonstrating the player’s disapproval against state acts/problems. Kaepernick has been kneeling during the national anthem before, since 2016. Since then, his actions have gained hundreds of views and more… Read More #TakeTheKnee: Stars Support NFL Protests after Trump calls for Boycott
