By Abigail Rosales The 60th Annual Grammy Award Show yesterday has been the second award show, and the biggest award show in the music industry, to kick off the 2018 award season. With stellar performances from the most popular and beloved artists and a star studded guest list – including artists such as, John Legend,…
By Krystal Alverio What started out as a curious outing with friends exploring the secrets hidden in the vibrant green leaves and cracked woods infected with fungi in a tree struck down by Hurricane winds, quickly turned into a matter of life or death. Trapped inside one of the fences of Miami Lakes Educational Center…
By Gabriella Licona Darryl Forges, a reporter for NBC 6, visited Miami Lakes Educational Center’s newsroom on Thursday and discussed journalism, work ethic and the 24-hour news cycle with The Harbinger staff. A huge thanks to @DarrylNBC6 for coming into the Pink Room journalism class yesterday and teaching us all you know from experience. Glad…
By Devin Dubon Odalis Soto is an artist, but her work is not limited to canvas, digital design, and sculpture. In fact, her classroom is her largest mosaic. Walk into her classroom and become immediately immersed in living, breathing art, in bright vibrant colors or in muted pastels or even ink blots and advertising campaigns….
By Abigail Rosales Every upcoming New Year, social media is taken over by posts with repetitive captions — “New Year, New Me!” or “It’s a new me this year.” — but is this really the case when you are literally the same exact person you were just a couple months ago? Everyone always likes exciting,…
By Malique Lewis As 2017 dwindles to an end and 2018 nears, there are many traditions that take place to bring in the new year. Many people spend New Years in the company of loved ones, and each culture celebrates in their own unique way with traditions meant to bring good luck in the upcoming…
By Gabriella Licona A few days before January 1 hits, the big question comes in: What are possible New Year’s resolutions? With December flying by and the last day of 2017 inching near, people constantly think about where their lives are currently and how they want to change them. New Year’s resolutions are meant to…
By Devin Dubon 2017 has been a year filled with controversy and tragedy, mass shootings and suicide bombers, political upheavals both domestic and worldwide. Every month has seen dozens of new stories breaking and information being revealed, and the consequence of which is that they are quickly forgotten – receiving only a few days in…
By Luz Mosquera The holiday season has finally begun and Christmas is right around the corner. For many, this season is the most a stressful time of year because many do not have enough money to buy their loved ones presents. What many might not know is that there are ways to get family and…
By Ericka Miller Art week began with bang as MLEC Jaguars were eager to join in on the activity of the day. A long strip of black paper reading “One Day I Will…” lay plastered upon the wall of third building. Students, as well as faculty and staff, wrote down their dreams and ambitions with…