April 2018
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Wynwood Life 2018
By Robyn Forbes Miami’s Wynwood Art District is packed full of museums, collections, art galleries, and street displays. Each year the Wynwood Life festival draws…
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Must Take Pics for Grad Bash
By Roxana Casanueva The once-in-a-lifetime celebration that high school seniors have been waiting for since freshman year is almost here. The seniors will enjoy their…
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Say Goodbye, The World is Ending On April 18
By Krystal Alverio After a cryptic voicemail was left on various Twitter users’ smartphones, the online community began to form conspiracies. The message, spoken in…
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South Korea Sends Artists to Perform in North Korea
By Diana Rodriguez In a successful attempt to better the relations between the two countries after North Korea’s constant refusals to abandon the use of…
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“We Want to See Change”: Superintendent Carvalho Speaks on the Liberty City Shooting
By Sabine Joseph “You need to register to vote. You need to push elected officials into defining their positions on many issues, specific to education,…
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Teachers Protest Against Budget Cuts
By Gabriella Licona It began in Oklahoma on Monday, April 2. The sun was burning hot and the city was crowded, but nonetheless, the teachers…
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The Ribbon is Cut: MLEC Introduces a New Strand
By Rozany Guzman This morning, Miami Lakes Educational Center had the opportunity to unveil the newest addition to the MLEC family, the new Trade and…
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Rick Scott Is Not The Senator Anybody Wants
By Devin Dubon Although Rick Scott has only recently announced his official run for Senate, speculation has been prevalent for years. In preparation for this,…
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M-DCPS Students Shine in New ‘Nation’s Report Card’
By Abigail Castro Miami-Dade County Public Schools students are shining in the new Nation’s Report Card. According to new results released on Tuesday by the…
