Humans of MLEC
Inspired by Brandon Stanton’s “Humans of New York”, “Humans of MLEC” will be an attempt to get to know the people that work to run Miami Lakes Educational Center. These are their stories.
“Normal” Weather: A Thing of the Past
By Veronica Rarick Weather, for the most part, is predictable –normal– but that’s starting to change. “Normal weather” is becoming a thing of the past, and it’s because of society. We have set records that aren’t meant for us – or anybody – to break, giving cause to El Niño and hot temperatures, delayed snow/too…
For the First Time, People Under 18 Won’t Be Allowed to Ultra
By Stephanie Brito, Edysmar Diaz-Cruz, and Jennifer Perez Ella Hernandez came to Ultra in shorts and a bikini top last year. This year, she’ll come with her friend’s ID and a lot of makeup–she’s 17. After a guard was trampled by people who wanted to enter Ultra Music Festival last year, the company decided to…
Miami: A Spring Break Hot Spot by Maria Sanchez
Miami is one of the top spring break destinations, especially for high school and college students pursuing an escape from stressful exams and studying. It’s the perfect place to let loose and just relax. There are tons of exciting things to do in Miami. Here are just a few:
Miami Dolphins hire Dennis Hickey – Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Director of Player Personnel – As Team’s New GM by Lessenitt Campos
After countless amounts of interviews and offers made, the Miami Dolphins have finally found their Buccaneer. Dennis Hickey – Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ director of player personnel – ended Miami’s three-week long search for a new general manager by accepting the position this Sunday, January 26.
Joe Dimaggio Gets a Visit from Santa by Maria Vasquez
On the day before Christmas Eve, the children at Joe Dimaggio receive an early visit from Santa Claus and one of his elves. Not only do the children get a warm hug and hello, but they get gifts!
Art Basel: What it’s All About by Nathalie Mairena
A deer made entirely of glass marbles models idly as art collectors, critics and the common public stroll by. Neon signs displaying heartfelt messages light up the walls, clay sculptures of archangels appear to spear the devil, and miniature humanoid cigarette butts protest daily struggles.