Our staff writer, Elizabeth Martinez, explains the history behind the crisis in Northern Iraq and Syria, and ISIS.
This video is the first of a 2-part series on ISIS.
By Carla Rubio While you are anxiously (or excitedly) waiting for the results of the presidential election, spend your time listening to some politically driven, patriotic, or all around inspiring hits by some of your favorite artists.
By Kaitlyn Pujols Jordan Peele makes his debut as a Hollywood director with the newly released horror and comedy movie Get Out. The movie centers around a black man who enters a hyperreal white nightmare and uses humor in short bursts to provide relief from the high-tension horror that is all too realistic at this point…
By Kymani Hughes On September 16, the senior class at Miami Lakes Educational Center took part in this year’s Senior Parking Lot Painting Event, where they had the opportunity to channel their inner Picasso. On the bright, sunny Thursday morning, MLEC students gathered in the school’s parking lot with a plethora of paint colors; ranging…
By Ajmaanie Andre Disney had embedded itself into the hearts of many for decades since its original release of the iconic short animated film in 1928, Steamboat Willie. This very film showcased Mickey Mouse and would mark the start of a powerful empire built on the idea that Disney is where “dreams come true.” As…
By Roxana Casanueva Food is the root of everything. It evokes memories, creates experiences, and is so cherished around the world that there are several holidays dedicated to its celebration. It’s fascinating how relationships and cultures are built around appetizing cuisines. Spring break is here, and while we might be stuck at home, this week…
It’s nice having someone say that they love you. And it’s not because you make them happy, not because you make them feel special, not because you’re the sweetest person ever, but just because they love you. And they don’t need a reason for that.