Features
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Grad Bash: What to Bring and how to Survive the Night
By Laura Romero The end of another school year has arrived. As testing season begins, underclassmen start counting down to summer vacation while seniors look…
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From One Young Writer to the Next: Don’t Give Up
By Sabine Joseph Dear Young Writer, As a young writer myself, I know exactly what you’re going through: You have millions of ideas bouncing around…
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Lottery of Dreams
By Nathalie Del Valle A college degree is, more than ever before, the key to a brighter future. “You can’t just have a high school…
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College Advice That’s Actually Useful
By Daniela Morales Seniors on the verge of their high school graduation receive a lot of advice on what classes to take, what clubs to…
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Climate Change is a Very Real Problem For Florida
By Daylin Delgado Humans have been able to create marvelous structures and develop unimaginable technology. They have become creators while becoming destroyers: these advances present…
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What it’s Like to Leave Home
By Kaitlyn Pujols You underestimate the little things; the novelty salt and pepper shakers, the welcome doormats, the smell of home-cooked food washing over you…
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The Horror That is Standardized Testing
By Ericka Miller Standardized tests— students hate taking them, teachers are forced to proctor them, and a plethora of pre-sharpened number two pencils are sacrificed…
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Superintendent Carvalho Stands for DACA
By Valeria Bula “Our people didn’t come to harm this country. They came here so their children could have a better future,” 10-year-old Jasmine Coach…
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Miller Family Left Displaced After House Fire
By Carolina Espinal & Cesar Zafra While on a school field trip for Black History Month, senior Lorrez Miller’s phone rang. In that moment, the…
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Hispanic and Afraid: Racially Profiled by Border Patrol
By Edysmar Diaz-Cruz Miami Lakes Educational Center senior Eduardo Cortina was on his way to work when he was stopped and questioned by the United…
