Tips For Couples On Surviving Summer by Maria Vasquez
Summer gives people the opportunity to have more freedom and time together. If that’s true, why do so many couples break up over vacation?
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On the Edge of Your Seat with “Edge of Tomorrow” by Lessenitt Campos
Tom Cruise’s new sci-fi adventure provides a whole new look at an extraterrestrial invasion; it’s like “Armageddon” meets “Aliens”. With the right amount of action, computer graphics, humor, and heartfelt moments (mainly between Cruise’s and Emily Blunt’s characters), “Edge of Tomorrow” gives the phrase “summer blockbuster” a whole new meaning.
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Eating Disorders: Guys Have Them Too by Maria Sanchez
It is a widespread view that only women have eating disorders. Unfortunately, this misconception has closed opportunities for men with these disorders to find help. A study published by the BMJ Open, a British online journal, suggests that the idea that women are the only ones who can have anorexia or bulimia makes it harder…
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Christian Paredes: A Celebration by Michan Walsh
Christian Paredes was a senior in the Medical Assistant strand of the Health academy at Miami Lakes Educational Center. On Wednesday, May 21st, he fell suddenly ill, and on Tuesday, May 27th, he died of heart failure.
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What’s In Store for Marvel? by Salwa Raza
Spoilers ahead: In the events of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, it is revealed that HYDRA had – over the course of 70 years – infiltrated the ranks of SHIELD. This is was a shock to many moviegoers, and this shock will change the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Agents of SHIELD forever.
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On Rescheduling the Park Screening of Frozen by Ruth Reyes
Dear Town of Miami Lakes, I know that I’m too old to complain about this – seeing as half the children my age were playing basketball, or exercising, instead of competing against five year-olds for better seats – but I would appreciate it if the Frozen screening at Miami Lakes West Park was rescheduled — quickly.
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It’s Not the Media’s Responsibility to Make Us Feel Good About Ourselves by Julissa Higgins
Put into simplest terms, magazines make money off of models, and if having thin models or digitally altering them sells, then it’s good for business. And if you really start thinking about the science behind this, it’s genius. It doesn’t mean it’s morally or ethically right, but from a strict, business standpoint, it’s genius. We…
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A Recap of Your Favorite Finals by Alejandra Mendoza
Tuesday night was a busy night on television – between the second Miami Heat playoff game against the Indiana Pacers, the Dancing with the Stars finale and The Voice finale, watchers were furiously flipping between channels in an effort to catch everything and miss nothing.
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Federal Government Comes Down on College Rape Cases by Vivian Bermudez
The federal government has been cracking down on the issue of rape across college campuses in the United States. This has come to light as rape victims have increasingly gone public, continuously filing formal federal charges and plastering it across social media.
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The Young Men’s Prom Guide To Fresh Fashion by Michan Walsh
Men of the world, listen hard and listen close. Prom is right around the corner, and you need to be prepared for one of the most memorable nights of your (so far) short life.