By Gabriella Indart This is it. For the third time only during his presidency, President Obama has decided to address the entire nation from the Oval Office – a space hailed as a place of business and emergency. After the San Bernardino shooting in California, President Obama was expected to focus on the ongoing terrorist…
By Gabriella Indart, Melanie Maestre, Ana Mijares, and Christine Romero In 2013, former Miami Lakes Mayor, Michael “Muscles” Pizzi, was suspended from office on bribery charges in a federal bogus grant scheme. As his replacement, his rival in the 2012 mayoral election, Wayne Slaton, was given a special election and gained the position of mayor….
Over 2000 victims have already been claimed by Ebola in Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria, and Sierra Leone, but throughout the world there is something spreading much quicker: Ebola hysteria. Currently, there have been efforts to gain a vaccine for the disease, but there are far deadlier diseases that are closer to home.
Although many see October to be the month of spooks and haunts, October is also the month of pink-pride. October is the National Breast Cancer Awareness month, and mothers, aunts, sisters, grandmothers, and even sons, will join together to support the thousands of woman struggling with breast cancer.
Over the past few years, the Miami-Dade Public Library System (MDPLS) has dodged crisis after crisis. This past April it was predicted that the MDPLS would have to cut more than half of its full-time staff and bring in part-time workers to fill this void, but now they face a bigger problem: attracting new generations.
Although no one wants to hear the dreaded s-word, school is here and it’s here to stay for another 180 days. From the looks of it, every student will be begging for their summer to come back with bags under their eyes on the first day back to school. In order to avoid falling asleep…
Summer has finally arrived, but plans of going to the beach and attending late night parties with friends are over because you have no ride. During weekdays, the parents are working and you don’t even have a car on top of not having a driving license. You’re broke and bored, but don’t worry; here are…
Smartphones started the recent technology movement, but now eyes have been placed on the growing industry of wearable technology. From the Google Glass to the Samsung Galaxy Gear Watch, wearable technology is quickly incorporating itself into daily life.
As April begins, the hype about the 20th begins to blaze across the nation. This popular day in uneventful April is a where countless of teenagers shout “Blaze it!” throughout schools and many observances are held within parks where people can celebrate cannabis also known as marijuana.
During the school year and summer, students take the time to catch up on courses and raise their GPA for college applications. While some of the options include FLVS, dual enrollment allows students to enroll in college courses and earn credits towards high school graduation as well as for college. Here is a guide for beginners…