Bringing Joy to Future Classes at MLEC
With a new year approaching, MLEC is now offering more opportunities and activities for students to explore. Click the link below to read Elizabeth Gonzalez’s article on what to expect moving forward.
Ms. Lewis: MLEC’s Beloved Security Guard Retires
After over two decades as one of MLEC’s favorite security guards, Ms. Lewis is now ready to enjoy her well-deserved retirement. Click the link to read about the legacy she left behind, written by our writer Sofia Palomino.
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An Awe-Inspiring Album, Hidden Youth, Surfaces
Surfaces, a pop-duo that blew up on TikTok and has since been popular, released their new album, Hidden Youth, on Friday. Click on the link to read an album review by our writer Kevin Perez.
Yoselin Rimada: Finding the Beauty in Uncertainty
By Kelly Sanchez The Powerpuff Girls taking on fun adventures, the horses in My Little Pony talking to each other, and the fluorescent Steven Universe crystals were some of nineteen-year-old Yoselin Rimada’s childhood treasures and inspirations for her caricatures. Rimada, a student in the Digital Arts strand at MLEC, loved art as a kid. It…
College Acceptance Story: Alanii Vargas, a Rising Star
By Kelly Sanchez Alanii Vargas was only a kid in middle school when she discovered her love for acting. Vargas lived for the thrill of being onstage. Her upbringing was anything but easy. She didn’t have many people she could rely on growing up, making it hard for her to believe in herself and see…
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Miami Dolphins Make Early Splash in Free Agency
By Kevin Perez NFL free agency opened March 14th and it did not take long for the Miami Dolphins to make a flurry of moves. With a new head coach and coaching staff, the Dolphins were active in the market from early on. The Dolphins tagged their starting tight end Mike Gesicki who secured…
Oscars 2022 Recap
By Anthony Vidal Sunday March 27th, the 2022 Oscars (aka the 94th Academy Awards) aired live. Once again, showcasing the best films and actors of the past year, the award ceremony was full of surprises. As it is customary the Oscars night began with the red carpet which was full of the bling and shining…
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The Popular Vigilante: The Batman Review
By Sofia Palomino The good-hearted vigilante has taken many forms on the big screen and has returned to roam the streets of Gotham through Matt Reeves’ rendition. From the start, there is a dark tone established, with the film beginning deep in the shadows of a subway. Reeves had a difficult task when trying to…
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The ReVe Festival Continues: ‘Feel My Rhythm’ Review
By Sophia Garcia As one of the oldest active girl groups in the K-pop scene, Red Velvet have made a name for themselves. Since their debut in 2014, the group has made headlines. The members— Irene, Seulgi, Wendy, Joy, and Yeri— have all had various activities outside of the group (and music) in the past…
M-DCPS’ Project UP-START
By Fabiha Faruque In the drive to secure equality in education, the Miami-Dade County Public Schools — the nation’s fourth largest district — realized that the clock is ticking. So, the locals and administrators took matters into their own hands and established a program that will narrow the academic disparities divided by financial deficiency in…