By Sophia Garcia Today, March 2nd, marks the birthday of Dr. Seuss, formally known as Theodor Seuss “Ted” Geisel — the infamous pioneer of children’s literature. Having published over 60 books and accommodating several other adaptations, Seuss’s literature is a staple for childhood memories. Those who have not read his work have, instead, most likely…
By Vanessa Falcon July 4th, 1776 marks the day that the U.S. liberated itself from British rule. On that day, the reign of the crown was no longer. These separatists were supposedly “free.” However, the white man could finally govern his land, while the others could only live to be at his beck and calls….
By Devin Dubon On March 14, students at Miami Lakes Educational Center showed their support for the victims of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School by walking out of class for 17 minutes—one minute for every death caused by the tragedy. Jaguars marched out of class at 10:00AM, and met at the bus…