By Angely Peña and Luis Mila Men are the epitome of power and they deserve a month for themselves. They have created wars, sparked revolutions, developed laws, and all for a better cause — If women have a month, why can’t men? Such a progressive sex calls for celebration. “Women’s History Month ” congratulates the…
By Carla Rubio Social distancing can be a drag for anyone not used to staying home, and finding something to do — other than work or house chores —is a must. This ennui has naturally driven people to almost desperately find and practice new hobbits. Among these, many individuals —if not the majority of all…
By Fabiha Faruque A week ago, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced the continuation of virtual school — but with a twist. All schools in Florida will remain closed as the school shutdowns have been extended into next month up until at least April 15. “So, all we’ve said basically to the K-12 schools is we’re…
By Luis Mila An infinite bounty of bugs, fish, shells, oranges, pears, apples, peaches, coconuts, bells, and debt to pay – Animal Crossing is a series beloved by many. It’s newest edition, “Animal Crossing: New Horizons,” features a deserted island getaway package where the player is recognized as the representative resident. This means the player…
By Kymani Hughes Who says you can’t embrace your spring fashion wardrobe during quarantine? Sure, the coronavirus might have everyone in a panic but the season has only just begun, and a little time indoors shouldn’t stop you from pulling out those florals and bright patterns. Spring can be a little tricky at times, the…
By Yasmine Mezawi and Jaylyn Gonzalez As the number of coronavirus cases reported in Florida continues to rise, Floridians have entered a stage of shock and hysteria: Florida is now preparing for the worse. But while people are just now venturing to stores to buy sanitation products and prepapare for community spread, Miami Lakes Educational…
By Fabiha Faruque Airing on the side of precaution, the Board of Education has ordered the shutdown of all schools—from elementary schools to university campuses—as the coronavirus spread has tackled a higher population nationally. The closing down of schools has, of course, created a mixed reaction among students. High School students have celebrated across social…
By Khimmoy Hudson By now, COVID-19 has crossed the concern of every man, woman, and child. The potentially fatal disease, as of recently, has attributed to over 5,000 deaths globally; it has called for the disbanding of gatherings in various communities, and it has urged people across the world to wash their hands — religiously….
By Karla Perez This past Friday, seventy students from Miami Lakes Educational Center (MLEC) made their way through crowds of raging hormones and excited squeals of other High School students to witness one of the most well-renowned musicals in American history: Alexander Hamilton. The iridescent lights of Adrienne Arsht Center shined on the performers and…
By Fabiha Faruque M-DCPS has officially closed all schools, giving students a break longer than expected. Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho just announced this afternoon that all schools in Miami-Dade County will be closed for the week of March 16, which will be extended into Spring Break as well. Just yesterday, Superintendent Carvalho (along with Broward…