news

Articles | Features

Miami-Dade Superintendent Carvalho to Become New York City’s Education Chief
Bymlecharbinger 03/01/2018

By Abigail Castro Alberto Carvalho, Miami-Dade’s longtime superintendent, is set to become the next chancellor of the New York City Department of Education according to Bill de Blasio, NYC mayor. https://twitter.com/NYCMayor/status/968991221891903489 School district spokeswoman, Daisy Gonzalez-Diego, said Carvalho was offered the job, but has not yet formally accepted the position. Carvalho has served as superintendent…

Read More Miami-Dade Superintendent Carvalho to Become New York City’s Education Chief
Articles | Opinion

When Women Oppress Women and No One Talks About It
Bymlecharbinger 03/01/2018

By Daylin Delgado Women oppress women. Time and time again, pseudo feminists will bash men, and yell at them for what they consider to be the oppression of women. Men aren’t the only ones who seem to benefit from the gender inequality. They’re also only part of the blame for women’s oppression. It’s an often…

Read More When Women Oppress Women and No One Talks About It
Articles | Local News

MLEC Celebrates Three Posse Scholars
Bymlecharbinger 02/28/2018

By Valeria Bula Miami Lakes Educational Center is home to students who are amongst the most exceptional, hardworking, and talented individuals nationwide. Every year, Jaguars leave the familiar teal walls of MLEC to pursue their dreams all around the world. The sky’s the limit when it comes to MLEC’s students, as many go off to…

Read More MLEC Celebrates Three Posse Scholars
Articles | News

Orlando Massacre: Over 100 people shot; 50 dead
Bymlecharbinger 06/12/2016

By Veronica Rarick On Sunday, Pulse, a gay nightclub in Orlando, became the scene of the largest massacre in American history. The gunman, Omar Mateen, a U.S born citizen, carried an assault rifle and a pistol into the club at around 2 a.m. and began shooting, killing 50 people and injuring 53. Mateen was shot…

Read More Orlando Massacre: Over 100 people shot; 50 dead
Articles | News

Iowa Caucus
Bymlecharbinger 02/02/2016

By Lessenitt Campos Monday night’s caucus was filled with high turnouts and high stakes. Senator Ted Cruz of Texas claimed victory over Republican frontrunner Donald Trump, while the Democratic nominees were left in a “virtual tie” by the end of the night. Senator Ted Cruz started at the back of the pack in September, appearing…

Read More Iowa Caucus
Articles | News

Play-By-Play of Super Bowl XLIX
Bymlecharbinger 02/01/2015

By: Lessenitt Campos @Lessenitt_C An eventful, edge-of-your-seat Super Bowl was held at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. Punches were thrown, touchdowns were made, and a very happy Tom Brady cried tears of joy as the New England Patriots won Super Bowl XLIX against the Seattle Seahawks 24-21 and was declared the Super Bowl’s…

Read More Play-By-Play of Super Bowl XLIX
Articles | News

Snapchat Update Adds Discover Channel and Removes Best Friends
Bymlecharbinger 01/27/2015

The changes made for Snapchat was received with mixed responses from users with the disappearance of the Best Friends lists, but was met with excitement over with the addition of Snapchat Discover. By Vivian Bermudez On January 27th, 2015, Snapchat released a new update for their app – both for Android and Apple products. The…

Read More Snapchat Update Adds Discover Channel and Removes Best Friends
Articles

Dick Cheney and CIA Torture Report
Bymlecharbinger 01/08/2015

By Stephanie Brito On 9/11, almost 3,000 people died as a result of a terrorist attack on U.S. soil. It was the worst terrorist attack in U.S. history. 9/11 struck a chord with each and every American and continues to fuel dialogue about how to treat terrorists. Briefly after 9/11, George W. Bush, president at…

Read More Dick Cheney and CIA Torture Report
Articles | News | World News

Extremist Group Attacks the Press in France
Bymlecharbinger 01/07/2015

One of the last images drawn by Charlie Hebdo’s editor, Charb, satirizing Muslim terrorists. By Christian Steiner Charlie Hebdo is a satirical magazine that makes fun of Christians, Jews, Muslims and themselves. Two extremists entered the building of the magazine company in Paris, France and open fired on those inside; it cost 12 employees their…

Read More Extremist Group Attacks the Press in France
Articles | News

Impeaching Torres, Not Obama
Bymlecharbinger 01/07/2015

By: Lessenitt Campos Every great presidency requires a strong, passionate leader with set skills to provide everything the people need. The president is an emblem. Those looking for an example look to their leader for guidance. “I really want to incorporate myself and be one with the class. I want them to know that they…

Read More Impeaching Torres, Not Obama