Features
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Major Changes Coming to Miami Lakes
By Abigail Castro and Alexandra Reboredo A lot has changed in Miami Lakes since its incorporation in December 2000. There are more homes, schools and…
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Spirit Week 2017 Recap
By Rozany Guzman and Daylin Delgado It was the hoarse voices of every spirited student, the roars of joy of the winners of the tug-of-war,…
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ICYMI: MLEC’s 2017 Homecoming Pep Rally
By Rozany Guzman https://twitter.com/rozany_guzman/status/929098050873774081 The Miami Lakes Educational Center student body had been sitting on pins and needles waiting for the Pep Rally to begin,…
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A Teacher’s Perspective: Does History Truly Repeat Itself?
By Luz Mosquera Over the years history has changed in several ways. As new generations rise, some conflicts burn out while others are still fervently…
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Jaguars Take Part in the Veteran’s Day Parade
By Sabine Joseph The Town of Miami Lakes hosted its 38th Annual Veteran’s Day Parade this Sunday, and it was a truly beautiful scene. Instruments…
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Baphumelele: Creating Opportunity for HIV/Aids Stricken Children
By Robyn Forbes Khayelitsha is a poverty-stricken city in South Africa—the country with the largest and most high-profile HIV/Aids epidemic in the world. Approximately 6.3…
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Human Trafficking: A Growing Global Issue
By Yasmine Mezawi It was 1992 when southern New Jersey housed Holly Austin Smith. Entering the summer before ninth grade, Holly feared she’d get bullied…
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Miami Live Arts Month
By Roxana Casanueva November is Live Arts Month and it’s bringing you the hottest events in Miami. More entertainment is coming your way, featuring famous…
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YouTube has a Creativity Problem
By Devin Dubon When YouTube was first introduced, it was a platform dedicated to spreading creative and entertaining content. Small animators and filmmakers worked hard…