By Kevin Perez This story contains spoilers Grey’s Anatomy, the long-running ABC medical drama, wrapped up its 17th season on Thursday night, leaving viewers with yet another nail-biting cliffhanger. Grey’s Anatomy’s 17th season premiered in November 2020 and consisted of 17 episodes. The show jumped ahead a few months at the start of the season,…
By Rhobie Toussaint MLEC’s class of 2021 has had an unconventional senior year, one with an ongoing pandemic, loss of major senior activities, and turmoil. Dealing with these have caused many to become discouraged, but there are seniors who have made an effort to make the best of this school year. As many events, such…
By Valentina Foglia The holidays are all about spending time with your loved ones; it’s all about getting together in big groups and exchanging joy, memories, and gifts. For many people this holiday season, however, things are going to be a little different. Covid-19 has been around since December of last year, when it first…
By Vanessa Falcon Instead of worrying about how to stay warm this winter, people are going to be stressing over the latest wave and new-found strain of the coronavirus. The topic of COVID-19 is not new, America has been plagued by said virus for almost a year now, yet this will be the first time…
By Kymani Hughes Regardless of whether you are in the college admissions process, your college preparation doesn’t have to tumble off course during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are some tips for highschool students on the most proficient method to get ready for school and deal with physical and mental prosperity while at home. The more…
By Michelle Mairena At around 5 p.m. yesterday, two explosions shook Lebanon’s capital and largest city, Beirut, killing at least 100 people and injuring over 4,000. Today, as the city’s residents wake up to streets buried in debris, rescue workers continue their search for over 100 missing individuals, and the country, amid an already existent…
By Michelle Mairena The first two COVID-19 cases in Florida were detected on March 1, 2020. Since then, the number of reported cases across the Sunshine State has continued increasing — and today, Florida has more cases than all but eight countries across the world. As Floridians now grapple with a growing sense of emergency,…
By Fabiha Faruque On Wednesday night, Miami-Dade County Public Schools (MDCPS) Superintendent Alberto Carvalho touched on the topic of institutional reopening during a School Board meeting. The possibility of opening doors to students and teachers appears minimal as it largely piggybacks off COVID-19 numbers, according to Carvalho. Having approved the mandatory social distancing plans of…
By Fabiha Faruque Decades upon centuries, gender equality has always been a complicated topic. The very foundation that opened numerous opportunities for women is known to be more than just a human right, it is a necessary phenomenon that signifies our progress in balancing social norms and power structures. Yet, what makes women empowerment and…
By Michelle Mairena The news that there are now four reported cases of the novel coronavirus disease in Florida has driven most South Floridians into a frenzy. Hand sanitizers, canned foods, Vitamin C supplements, and water packages are some of the things that have quickly disappeared from stores in the past 48 hours. Some people…
