With winter breaking coming soon, there is much to do along with celebrating the holidays. Read about what are MLEC students’ favorite part about winter break along and some activities done in winter break by D’arin Floyd-Baldwin.
By Sofia Palomino After an anxious return to school, test after test, and the other stressors that come with being a teenager, one thing is certain: MLEC students have been counting down to the long-awaited winter break. The festivities are right around the corner and the students begin to prepare for their well-deserved two weeks…
By Valentina Foglia The holidays are all about spending time with your loved ones; it’s all about getting together in big groups and exchanging joy, memories, and gifts. For many people this holiday season, however, things are going to be a little different. Covid-19 has been around since December of last year, when it first…
By Juliet Vargas Winter break is the time of year where students get two weeks off of school and forget all that they have learned to celebrate the holidays. Usually, during this break, people would celebrate by visiting local places in their area, partaking in indoor activities with others, or traveling to see friends and…
By Fabiha Faruque and Anthony Vidal In the advent of a global health crisis that put the world on hold, a good number of people have already lost faith in the jolly holiday of Christmas. In a time where gatherings, collective feasts, and parties were once a substantial source of commercialization, health officials have denounced…
By Christine Romero This winter break, don’t have a blank calendar or do the same boring old things as last year. There’s a million things to do here in Miami that go unnoticed. So, to ensure that your winter break is not only restful and relaxing, but also fun and exciting, here are a few…
By Daylin Delgado Winter break is a time for students to relax and get together with family, enjoying the holidays and awaiting the new year. But it can also be a time of procrastination, with winter assignments forgotten until the last minute. Here are some tips on how to keep paced and stress free this…
The sound of jingle bells, children caroling, and dreidels spinning against the floor are heard around neighborhoods. It also means winter break is about to commence. Some of us are going out of town and others are staying local this break.