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Best Friends and Peers: The Guides For A Teen’s Social World
Adolescents are social strategists more than they are followers. A recent FAU study reveals that teens distinguish between the emotional influence of best friends and the status-driven pressure of popular peers, carefully choosing which cues to follow. As explained by Rebeca Funes.
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The Ethics Behind Zoos: Prisons or Sanctuary
Zoos remain highly controversial, with incidents like Harambe’s death raising ethical questions about animals in captivity. While critics cite mistreatment and limited space, supporters argue well-run zoos fund conservation and education efforts, highlighting the complex debate over their role, from the perspective of Marlon Bojorge.
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Ground Flights: FLL Travelers Face Frequent Delays
Flight delays and cancellations at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport have surged during the busy spring break season due to storms, staffing shortages, and high travel demand, leaving many passengers stranded or missing flights across South Florida, as explained by Leila Gardner.
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Massive Miami Gardens Warehouse Fire Affects Community
On March 5, a massive warehouse fire in Miami Gardens triggered a five-alarm response as over 200 firefighters battled flames fueled by flammable inventory. Residents were warned about toxic smoke while investigators review a suspected electrical cause, as explained by Jeremiah Thomas.
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History in the Making: Bam Adebayo Drops 83 Points
The Miami Heat played against the Washington Wizards and Bam Adebayo scored 83 points, setting the record for the second most points scored in a single game. Learn more as told by Kelcey Etheridge.
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Spring Break Tests the Limits: Discover the Hidden Dangers
lorida is the top spot for spring break, but the sun and sand come with risks like alcohol poisoning and rising crime. To combat this, strict security measures this year have successfully reduced arrests by 24%. As explained by Omaya Mitchell.
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The Youth Fair: Families and Friends Chase the Wild Magic
The Youth Fair is back with its “Wild About the Fair” theme, featuring everything from safari animals to the heart-racing Pegasus ride. It’s a perfect mix of student talent, thrills, and classic treats. As told by Omaya Mitchell.
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Reviving the School Newspaper At MLEC
The MLEC newspaper is making a comeback as journalism students work to turn the digital Harbinger into a physical publication. Beyond the competition for Editor-in-Chief, this revival aims to bridge the gap between students and school news with a permanent format that covers everything from local reviews to politics. As told by Zoe Rodriguez.
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