After more than 4 years. Parkland school shooter, Nikolas Cruz’s legal fate has been decided. Written by Melanie Cabrera, read as she talks about the history between the shooting and the decision for Cruz’s punishment.
By Tyler Banks It was just last year when news began creeping in about an active shooter situation at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. At first, nobody expected that it would end up being one of the largest mass shootings in American history. By the end of the day, police had confirmed…
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 Veronica Rarick Yesterday, Gov. Rick Scott proposed a significant move for gun control in Florida in the wake of the deadly Parkland shooting last week. The ideas expressed weren’t up to par with what the student activists want after 17 of their friends and teachers were killed. Scott favored raising the minimum age for…
By Veronica Rarick The survivors from the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting travelled north to Tallahassee, to wield their newfound political influence to Florida’s legislatures in an attempt to change gun laws. The outspoken group is setting out to change something as old as our country: the right to bear arms (as easily as…
By Yasmine Mezawi On February 14th, 17 students and faculty were killed in the heinous act at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. As a sign to show the victims that they’re not alone, Miami Lakes Educational Center (MLEC) decided to honor their lives rather than forget the crime. On Wednesday, a week after the shooting,…
By Rozany Guzman Seventeen people died in Parkland on Wednesday. It was one of the deadliest mass shootings in history. Teenagers witnessed their friends and teachers get shot. They hid in classrooms, under desks and in closets. They sent text messages to their parents. They prepared for the worst. And today, survivors of the massacre didn’t…