By Khimmoy Hudson For the past few years, the Harbinger staff had the privilege to welcome NBC 6 reporter Darryl Forges into the PinkRoom. In those years, the journalism students interviewed, visited the NBC 6 news station, and even had Forges featured as a judge for our very own senior capstones. However, as Forges continues…
By Vanessa Falcon Hurricane Dorian was expected to hit Florida— and hard —but luckily the storm changed its directory last minute. Unfortunately, the Bahamas weren’t as lucky as the United States. The storm lingered for days, eating away at homes and destroying lives in the Bahamas. Now that residents of the Bahamas are searching for…
By Tyler Banks At the beginning of the 2018-19 NFL season, the Miami Dolphins looked like an actual contender to make the playoffs, starting the first 3 games off 3-0. For the first time in years, the Dolphins were viewed as an actual threat to the current AFC champion New England Patriots and were set…
By Rhobie Toussaint Imagine roofs being torn off of buildings, houses being flooded with water, and cars flipped over and damaged. People have nowhere to turn, trying to brace themselves for impact. The devastation that would strike the Bahamas was one they could never truly prepared for. Dorian, a Category Five at the time it…
By Michelle Mairena When most of us first heard about BROCKHAMPTON, the thing that jumped out to us about the self-proclaimed “boy band” was the chaotic experimental energy that the collective radiates: a pan-racial, non-heteronormative, tight-knit group born out of a social media group and destined for pop domination. With their SATURATION Trilogy in 2017,…
By Michelle Mairena Gargantuan lines of cars at gas stations, families covering up their windows with plywood, individuals frantically raiding every grocery store in the hope of finding packs of water — the past 24 hours have been marked by a form of pre-apocalypse frenzy across South Florida. While Armageddon is not happening though, Florida…
By Luis Mila MLEC’s class of 2020 returned to this new school year to face a new type of competition; not one of academic achievements, or advanced placement, but one of who can make the most phenomenal crown and get the most attention. Like years prior, Senior Crowning has accumulated less and less hype, and…
By Karla Perez Summer has finally culminated and we have finally gotten out of our hibernation period to commence a new school year. Some of us came back for the first, second, third or even last time here at Miami Lakes Educational Center, and with this new year (just like any other) many events and…
By Daniel Gonzalez III As underclassmen transition into upperclassmen they tend to learn a few things along the way. Some of these learnt things sometimes tend to be realizations of what they could have done better throughout their academic year. Sometimes, these realizations even lead to those moments where one says to oneself “woah, I…
By Carla Rubio As a representation of their transition from underclassmen to upperclassmen, the upcoming junior class creates a paw to reveal to the entire school in order to symbolize the class’s everlasting legacy. This paw, representing our school mascot, the jaguar, is sketched and painted on the wall of the main cafeteria. Both the…