The Day of the Doctor Review by Daniel Siaz
Last week BBC’s famous science-fiction show, Doctor Who, celebrated its 50th anniversary since its premier on November 23, 1963, quite exuberantly too.
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Fitness Reports Broadcasting the Truth by Gabriella Indart
When school starts students dread the return of homework, but when physical education teachers start taking down heights and weights we all know what’s around the corner: fitness reports.
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Wanted: Low-Income, High-Achieving Students by Samantha Cardet
With the cost of postsecondary education – public and private alike – skyrocketing annually, outstanding low-income students are often discouraged from applying to their dream schools simply because they don’t believe they will be able to afford them. Some of these elite schools, along with College Board, are working to fix that.
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Homecoming Proposals by Maria Vasquez
“Will you go to homecoming with me?” Come November, this is the question almost every girl dreams of being asked. Fortunately, for these girls, their wish was granted.
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A Night Right Out of a Movie by Ruth Reyes
It was the perfect night, that’s for sure. A masquerade right out of the Phantom of the Opera, filled with different faces, of all different shades and sizes, everywhere around you.
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YouTube Comment Clean-Up by Maria Vasquez
When it comes to using the internet, many people feel like they are invincible behind their computer screen. They are much more willing to post negative comments when they are not being held accountable. YouTube is trying to fix that.
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The Holidays: A Time for Longer Work Hours by Alejandra Mendoza
On Thanksgiving Day, many stores will open in anticipation of Black Friday. Consumers will line up around dinnertime; they will have chosen to be there. The employees won’t.
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Bring Autumn Home by Rosaly Casanueva
The cold is coming, and while you pack away the bathing suits and bring out the jackets, you might realize that you need new décor for the new season. Here are some ways to decorate and cozy up your home for the fall.
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Fun Thanksgiving Food by Laura Gonzalez
Most families have Thanksgiving traditions. Whether it’s cooking a certain food or going over to other people’s house’s to eat their food, traditions are nice.
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The Miami International Book Fair is Back! by Gabriella Indart
Guess who is turning thirty this year? That’s right: the Miami International Book Fair (MIBF)! The books are coming and they bring with them eight days of literature.