By Devin Dubon and Gabriella Licona To entertain, to nourish, to pamper. INDULGE Magazine fits its name. The Miami Herald’s luxury lifestyle magazine explores the culture, beauty, fashion and food in Miami. Evan Benn, the editor-in-chief, discussed the magazine, journalism and life in Miami. “Miami is a rich, diverse place,” said Benn, who first lived…
By Sabine Joseph “You need to register to vote. You need to push elected officials into defining their positions on many issues, specific to education, gun control, access to guns, mental health issues,” advises @MiamiSup to @MDCPS students pic.twitter.com/dvjoIvEqi4 — The Harbinger (@HarbingerMLEC) April 12, 2018 “You are enlightened, aware. You are powerful. You are…
By Valeria Bula For the first time in history, Miami Dade County Public Schools has defeated failure. In the culmination of this victorious feat were the 94% of 392 public schools in Miami Dade County who received the letter grades A, B or C. Major announcement: for first time ever, no @MDCPS schools receive an…
By Luz Mosquera David Beckham is one of Britain’s most iconic soccer player who is also known for various worldwide advertisements and a pop culture staple. Back in 2014 Beckham mentioned his quest to build a stadium in Miami, with the ambition of bringing a stadium to one of Miami’s poorest neighborhoods in an area…
By Valeria Bula Inundated with at least 10,000 emails, phone calls, letters and signed petitions from Floridians, educators, and members of the Florida School Board Association and Florida Association of District School Superintendents, Rick Scott was met with an overwhelming public urging for him to veto the infamous House Bill 7069. Unveiled and passed within…
By Valeria Bula and Sabine Joseph Before the cap and gown, before singing the alma mater, before the diploma, seniors at Miami Lakes Educational center must complete their Capstone Presentation, the culmination of three years of journalism education comes together at the end of the student’s’ senior year as they deliver their presentations to a panel…
By Vivian Bermudez Alexandra Villoch, the slender and well-dressed publisher of the Miami Herald, was quick to make one thing clear as she addressed The Harbinger staff on Friday afternoon, “I am not a journalist, but I run the Miami Herald.” And it is true, she never worked as a journalist. Earning a degree in…
By Juanita Cardona “To become a good journalist you need to write and read, read and write,” said Sergio Bustos. Sergio Bustos, a political journalist for The Associated Press, is the son of Chilean immigrant parents and an immigrant himself. He attended The Virginia Commonwealth University where he received his Bachelor of Science, and Mass…