Doctors Overprescribing Medicine by Marissa Echeverria
Austin Boxe, a linebacker for the University of Oklahoma, was found dead after an accidental overdose on pain-killers, which were found in his body during the autopsy.
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Golden Globes and the Lead-Up to the Oscars by Christian Steiner
The Golden Globes are a strong mixture of both the Emmy’s and the Oscar’s. The Golden Globes recognizes and congratulates anything dealing with cinematography, from TV shows to movies to even the straight to TV movies that normally go right under the radar but are no less great then their big budget counterparts. However, it…
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Best and Worst 2014 Golden Globes Fashion by Vivian Bermudez
Kicking off the 2014 award season are the Golden Globes. The best of the best come out to celebrate nominated movies and TV shows. When it came to fashion, there were some hits and misses. Here are the best and worst of the night:
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Chris Christie Faces a Crisis as Emails are Released About Bridgegate Scandal by Elizabeth Martinez
New Jersey governor, and possible 2016 GOP candidate Chris Christie, is under fire. A set of subpoenaed emails indicate that people on his staff closed the BridgeGate as political retribution.
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Syrian Disarmament Won’t Be So Easy by Elizabeth Martinez
By the end of 2014, the United States will have finally rid itself of its own chemical weapons that have been manufactured since World War 1. Around the same time, the Syrian government must also remove or destroy its own weaponry under a deal that doesn’t seem possible.
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Teen Fun Day at HistoryMiami by Alejandra Mendoza
Located in downtown, HistoryMiami is a museum dedicated to preserving the culture and history of Miami. Every second Saturday, they host Family Fun Days – an experience that usually includes live performances and activities.
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Go Home Dennis Rodman, You’re Drunk by Michan Walsh
Former NBA star Dennis Rodman has spent the past year taking trips to North Korea and buddying up with the vicious Kim Jung Un, dictator of one of the most totalitarian states in the world. He claims to be helping U.S.-North Korea relations by practicing his “basketball diplomacy,” but his outrageous histrionics are doing more…
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Fukushima’s Radiation Will Reach Hawaii But Will Not Be Harmful by Daniel Saiz
After the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster happened back in 2011, Japan has been trying to keep its nuclear waste levels on a safe level. The spill was caused by a tsunami that was triggered by the Tōhoku earthquake, and considerable amounts of radioactive materials were dumped into the Pacific Ocean beginning on March 12. Reports…
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Colorful Tables Brighten Up the School by Gabriella Indart
Something is different about our school lunch tables. They’re bright, they’re colorful, and they’ve been painted with industrial car paint. Walking towards C-Cafeteria, you’ll see some awesomely painted lunch tables waiting for you to enjoy your afternoon meal.
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Bring Your Own Device: MDCPS’ New Policy by Julissa Higgins
After years of scolding kids because of the electronic devices they carry in their pockets or their bookbags, Miami Dade County School System has adopted a “BYOD” policy, which stands for Bring Your Own Device. In other words, MDCPS has finally come around to realizing that perhaps tools like tablets and laptops- in 21st century…