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Class of 2028, Your Future Degree Could Lose Federal Funding
For the Class of 2028, choosing a college major could soon mean considering more than career goals. A new federal rule could remove access to federal loans for programs that fail to meet earnings requirements, forcing students to reconsider their majors, how they will pay for college, or even their college plans, as told by…
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Behind The Byline: Meet The 2026-27 Harbinger Team
The Harbinger has a powerhouse team this year. Ensuring daily publishings, strong management, creative promotions, and quarterly physical printings. Meet the faces behind the grit and resilience who are dedicated to keep MLEC informed, as told by Omaya Mitchell.
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A Puzzle a Day Keeps the Brain at Play
From sudoku grids to chessboards, puzzles offer more than just entertainment. Discover how these brain games can positively affect academics and life and everything in between, as told by Jeremiah Thomas.
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Inside Trump’s Tensions With the Press
Trump’s ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico has raised questions about presidential authority. As information becomes increasingly shaped by social media and selective reporting, readers face the responsibility of investigating claims before reaching conclusions. As told by Vida Piniella.
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Understanding the Reality of ADHD
October is recognized as ADHD Awareness Month, helping spread knowledge and awareness of the disorder. Discover more about ADHD, how it can affect people and the different experiences associated with it, as explained by Leila Gardner.
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Should MLEC Have Sports?
Students at MLEC have different opinions on the question: Should the school have sports? Many factors must be taken into consideration when asking for competitive teams. Read in more detail about each of these benefits, drawbacks, and goals needed to meet before adding sports as told by Isabella Lozano.
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Minecraft’s Long Awaited New Dimension
With the addition of icy caves and an entire new dimension, discover how Minecraft’s upcoming updates are going to redefine gameplay, deepen the game’s lore, and reunite players worldwide, as told by Kelcey Etheridge.
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An Artistic Clean-up: The Body’s Need for Sleep
As an artist paints, their canvas becomes covered in colors. Like an artist, the brain paints memories and functions onto the canvas that is the body and mind. Over time, this canvas becomes messy but sleep allows for a clean slate. Learn more about sleep as told by Rebeca Funes.
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