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MLEC’s Halloween Through Photos
Kalia Guzman aka Juno makes sure to study hard for her future.
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The End of the Canes’ Reign by Lessenitt Campos
The teams have not met face-to-face and been in the Top Ten since 2004. The long awaited battle between The University of Miami, seventh, and Florida State University, third, has arrived. Both teams, wanting to continue their winning streak, knew that somebody would finally lose on November 2, 2013. The unlucky team was the Hurricanes,…
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Boston Strong in Fenway Park by Lessenitt Campos
After placing last in the American League East in 2012, the Boston Red Sox made an outstanding comeback under rookie manager John Farrell. Last night, the Red Sox were able to defeat the St. Louis Cardinals during Game 6 of the 2013 MLB World Series, bringing back the World Series trophy to Massachusetts for the…
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Air Pollution Is Deemed a Carcinogen by Maria Sanchez
For years a secret killer has been attacking us, posing a threat to our health and causing lung cancer. According to recent research, the very air we breathe is working against us.
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Netflix is the New TV by Julissa Higgins
Ever since the birth of Netflix, it seems that the world of television has changed. The million dollar question, however, is if this will continue to get more and more popular and whether or not online television will mean the reincarnation of classic television as we know it.
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Where’s the Party At? by Rosaly Casanueva
When you’re a teenager Halloween seems too childish of a holiday without egging or teepeeing a house, but it’s a night that can turn into lots of fun! Whether you’re going to a party or trick-or-treating with friends, there is plenty to do for Halloween.
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Album Review: A Day To Remember – Common Courtesy by Amanda Delgado
Source: Google Images Ocala natives A Day to Remember are right back at it again with their latest record, Common Courtesy. Despite a lawsuit against their record company, Victory Records, the pop punk/post hardcore band managed to self-release their album back in October 8th, just as they promised fans.
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The Lumineers Concert Review by Elizabeth Martinez
The indie-folk quintet, The Lumineers, stepped out on the Sunset Cove Amphitheatre’s stage for their first concert in Miami on Sunday, October 20. Everything from the suspenders, plaid button downs, barefoot piano solos, and fedoras, to the vintage gold chandeliers onstage expressed their homespun folksiness.
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Florida Tragedy Leads to Rising Concern About Cyberbullying by Sana Chaudhry
On Monday, two girls from Lakeland, Florida-ages 12 and 14 were arrested for aggravated stalking after the death of 12 year old Rebecca Sedwick, a girl who committed suicide last month.
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Miami-Dade and the Teachers’ Union Reach a Deal on Raises by Carina Vo
On October 14, the United Teachers of Dade (UTD) and the Miami-Dade school district came to a tentative agreement on teachers’ raises, which will start at $1,100 and range up to $2,500, as promised by Governor Rick Scott.