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The Rise of Sensory Toys in Schools
Sensory toys have become increasingly popular in recent and past years. Toys like NeeDohs, dumplings, and butter squishies are usually used to relieve stress and improve focus. Learn about the disadvantages that these toys may have, while also noting their many benefits, as told by Katherine Ramirez.
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Finding Your Place in the Den: MLEC’s Club Rush
MLEC’s Club Rush gave students a chance to explore many clubs and organizations, meet club members, and discover new ways to get involved in the school community. Learn more about this, as told by Isabella Ortega.
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Five Workers One Tragedy: Plane Crash at MIA
On Sunday September 6th, 2026, a Boeing 767 cargo plane overran an MIA runway, crashing into a van, killing five cleaning crew members’. Learn how Federal investigators are analyzing safety protocols as locals mourn deceased as told by, Mariana Sanchez.
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Alzheimer’s Worst Nightmare
For decades, neurodegenerative diseases were seen as incurable. However, NeuralCIM, an intranasal medication developed in Cuba, may be the most promising cure yet. Learn more about NeuralCIM, as told by Rebeca Funes.
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The Mamdani Debate: Anti-Zionism and the Ideology Behind It
Following his statement at a Brooklyn rally, Mamdani has sparked controversy surrounding his Anti-Zionist views. Critics condemn his bluntness and supporters defend his commitment to equality. Read about the line between justice and prejudice, as explained by Vida Piniella.
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Inside SGA: How Student Government Picked This Year’s Homecoming Theme
Homecoming is about to happen soon for the students of MLEC. Discover how MLEC’s SGA picked the theme Hip-Hop Revolution and how this year lets the Class of 2027 leave a mark, as told by Dejudson Beauvil.
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From Gnarly to Aura: How Slang Changes Over Generations
If it’s groovy or even if it’s mid, slang is all around us and helps us communicate with people our age. As trends change so does the way we talk amongst each other. You will learn what slang truly means in this article as told by, Jeremiah Thomas.
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How Weather Impacts Schools and Students in Florida
Florida’s known for its sunshine, but the heat and thunderstorms can make getting around school difficult. Students walking between buildings often face the weather just to get to their next class. Learn more about this as told by, Isabella Ortega.
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