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The Balance Between Clubs and Rigorous Schoolwork
Following Club Rush, students navigate the challenge of managing AP/AICE courses and test prep alongside demanding club leadership positions, sharing how they balance multiple responsibilities, as explained by Valerie Gomez.
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Duck Duck Goose: MLEC Takes On Pediatric Cancer
Students and teachers are coming together, one quack at a time to raise awareness for Pediatric Cancer. You will learn how they turn a fun kids toy into a powerful weapon against the disease as told by Jeremiah Thomas.
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Fiesta in the Garden: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage and Culture at MLEC
Through traditions and community, the human spirit finds ways to reconnect with its deepest roots. “Fiesta in the Garden” stands as a testament to how honoring cultural identity brings a student body together and keeps heritage alive, as told by Hector Ramos.
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From Paper to Screens: The Shift From Magazines to Influencers
Magazine publishers once ruled the fashion industry, but now influencers shape the market and direct consumer trends. Learn more about how this shift affects culture, style, and the economy, as explained by Carlos Mesa.
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The Return of the NFL: National Football Comes Back
As football returns, discover how historic debuts, huge offseason moves, and major quarterback returns are setting up the NFL’s 107th season to be one of the most exciting yet, as told by Kelcey Etheridge.
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True Crime: A Rising Obsession
Whether documentaries, podcasts, or social media, true crime has become increasingly popular among teenagers. As students keep consuming more crime-related content, it can have an impact on how they perceive the world around them, as explained by Belinda Bermudez.
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More Than the Music: Tupac Shakur’s Lasting Impact 30 Years Later
Thirty years ago, Tupac Shakur died at the age of 25. Even though his career was cut short, his impact continues to shine through it and paves an everlasting legacy. Read more to learn about his impact on society and culture, as told by Sophia Rivero.
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Buena Vista Social Club: What It Means to See Yourself on Stage
What happens when culture takes the stage? As Buena Vista Social Club brings Cuban culture to Miami, students explore what it means to see their culture represented and how their own stories can be told, as explained by Vida Piniella.
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