By Elizabeth Gonzalez Netflix is a popular and highly addictive media streaming service that allows its members to watch movies, shows, and recently, anime. Netflix is the website you find yourself on when you’re bored and there is nothing “good” on T.V. It’s the app that always has you saying “just one more episode”. According…
By Veronica Rarick “I never talk about boxing. It just served its purpose. I was only about eleven or twelve years old when I said ‘I’m going to get famous so I can help my people,’” said Muhammad Ali in 1988 during an interview with the New York Times. Muhammad did both in his lifetime: become…
By Laura Romero Rising seniors, now that junior year is over, it’s time to start preparing for senior year: class events, college applications, and scholarships. The last year of high school will be overwhelming, exciting and definitely very expensive. Here’s how to make most of your senior year on a budget: Don’t Attend Every School…
By Maria Vasquez MLEC’s administration is implementing new school shirts with hopes to unite all the academies at MLEC. The shirts were designed by WunderThought, a company created by current Cambridge and Health Seniors, Sebastian Salas and Erick Rivera. The shirts will be predominantly black with white patches and will have the school’s logo as…
By Cesar Zafra BLANK is much more than just a yearbook. This yearbook was designed for you to create whatever you want it to be. It was created to be decorated, loved, preserved, destroyed, and anything else you’re capable of. After all the anticipation, it’s finally here, but now what? Here are some hacks to…
By Juanita Cardona Each year, Superintendent Alberto Carvalho holds a Student Roundtable. This is his opportunity to meet with students from across the region to speak to them, gauge their interests, share his vision and learn what it’s like to be a high school student in 2016. This year’s discussion took place at Barbara Goleman…
By Diana Rodriguez This past year fell victim to a number of cliché horror movies and crude attempts at comedies. As 2016 begins, highly anticipated films are already scheduled for release to make up for last year’s movies that were not worth buying tickets and a large popcorn. Around the corner is the new adaptation…
By Veronica Rarick Marine Richards, a french woman, was given about $700 a month disability based on her allergy to Wifi and any other technology that creates an electromagnetic field. So cell phones and TV’s and laptops and microwaves and metal plumbing (yes, they have a current) and power lines can cause symptoms relating to…
By Edysmar Diaz-Cruz
By Juanita Cardona Thank you for your interest in being a part of our upcoming fall semester. Unfortunately, it is with regret that I write to inform you that we are unable to offer you a position in our upcoming freshman year at [insert university name here]. After waiting anxiously for that small envelope, or…