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MDCPS Announces In-Person Graduation
By Kelly Sanchez After nearly a year and a half of lockdowns, cancelled activities and distance learning, the class of 2021 will get to celebrate…
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Police Brutality and Protests — A Nation In Upheaval
By Khimmoy Hudson and Ajmaanie Andre From Our May/June 2020 Issue George Floyd was a brother, a son and a victim of police brutality. He…
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Derek Chauvin Verdict: Former Officer Convicted of Murder
By Fabiha Faruque Second-degree murder. Third-degree murder. Second-degree manslaughter. After a year of national protests, social activism, and a push for action, the crowd’s call…
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Highly Anticipated Spring Break in Florida
By Sofia Palomino The Sunshine State is currently one of the most popular destinations in the country as people from all around prepare for spring…
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Suspect in Colorado Shooting will Face Court Tomorrow
By Michelle Mairena This past Monday, a new tragedy was added to Colorado’s — and the nation’s — long history of mass shootings. Ahmad Al…
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Latin Music On The Rise
By Valentina Foglia Latin Music is far from new. However, it wasn’t always on the rise like it has been during recent years. Latin music…
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Breakdown Of The Trevor Ariza Trade
By Kevin Perez Yesterday afternoon, Miami Heat and Oklahoma City Thunder finalized a trade that would send veteran forward Trevor Ariza to Miami in exchange…
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Grammys 2021: Live Updates
By Angely Peña and Anthony Vidal The 63rd annual Grammys commence tonight, being the epitome of finally making it in the music industry. This past…
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Jump the Clock
By Valentina Foglia After a long dark year of grey skies, it’s time to “spring forward” once again! This Sunday, at 2 AM, the clocks…
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Women’s History Month in 2021
By Kayla Cheung Since its inception in 1986, Women’s History Month has been an important time for the United States to recognize women’s achievements in…
