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Castro Survives, Despite Rumors: Rumors of Fidel Castro’s death ?ew through Miami sending this immigrant haven onto high alert—again. Friday, November 09, 2007 By Angelique Gayle Rumors of Fidel Castro’s death ?ew through Miami sending this immigrant haven onto high alert—again. Police of?cials were called in and security informed of what was supposed to be an announcement co full story >
Grand OpeningMoCA Friday, November 09, 2007 By Diana Wah-Lung The Museum of Contemporary Art (MoCA) held a grand opening on September 7, 2007. The new exhibit went into the mind of Karen Kilimnik. “Her fascination with ballet, fantasy, and British culture al full story >
Invisible Epidemic: Part of the Deadly Dose report Friday, November 09, 2007 By Alyssa Indart The abuse of prescription drugs made their way into teenage culture and at the same time became an invisible epidemic. 783,936 people in the United States die every year from conventional medicine full story >
Obesity in South Florida: Part of the Deadly Dose report Friday, November 09, 2007 By Diana Wah-Lung and Ana Sabillon Teenagers are in constant battle with obesity and it has now escalated to one of the main issues in the United States. Miami-Dade implemented new measures to deal with obesity. The human body store full story >
Diabetes Awareness: Part of the Deadly Dose report Friday, November 09, 2007 By Alexandra Kramer and Katrina Cabrera Many Americans today are suffering from diabetes, high cholesterol, and other health related problems due to obesity. Television programs like Shaq’s Big Challenge and The Biggest Loser are making t full story >
An Eye Opener for Teenagers of Today: Guest Writer for the Deadly Dose report Friday, November 09, 2007 By Magali Valenza In the 21st century, where watching hours of television and eating at least a weekly consumption of fast food, more and more Americans are becoming obese. They ignore the damage that they do to full story >
Dwight Lauderdale: The roads that led to Success: Part of the Famous person Interview class project Friday, November 09, 2007 By Angelique Gayle Throughout the 60s, Ohio’s news stations constantly aired reports of riots and protests against the Vietnam War. During that time, a young man -- only 17 years old -- was breaking into the media i full story >
Deco Drive: South Florida’s Road to Entertainment: Part of the Famous person Interview class project Friday, November 09, 2007 By Samantha Jean-Baptiste Flashy neon lights, up to date information on the latest news in South Florida, and infamous host that keep the show entertaining, Deco Drive has been one of South Florida’s television entertainmen full story >
One on One with Jackie Nespral: Part of the Famous person Interview class project Friday, November 09, 2007 By Katrina Cabrera From Sabado Gigante to Emmy award winning Journalist, Jackie Nespral has certainly made her mark on Miami and more specifically on the Cuban American community. Jackie Nespral was the first Hispanic full story >
Six years after 9/11: Are we safer now?: An interview with former senator Bob Graham Friday, November 09, 2007 By Alexandra Kramer Bob Graham: modest, cautious, and loyal -- words often used to describe him during much of his political career. Graham served as chair of the senate intelligence committee for 10 years and presided full story >
Mutual Decisions Friday, November 09, 2007 By Ana Zuniga As homecoming approaches, it might be the night someone looks forward to this school year. One probably wonders if they are going to get a date, where the dress will be bought, or where their frie full story >
Anger and Concern Friday, November 09, 2007 By Alejandro Capote The voices of the angry and concerned immigration demonstrators who have marched across American cities in search of changes yell out: “Legalization now! We are not criminals, let us be heard.” Th full story >
Jobs and Motives Friday, November 09, 2007 By Ana Sabillon A job is considered good or bad depending on who is working. There are some exceptions, but for the most part it’s an individual opinion. Everyone has a reason for the things that they do. The qu full story >
Students and Teachers and Rats Friday, November 09, 2007 By Kendra Paul full story >
New Illness Friday, November 09, 2007 By Emily Torres Recently, a new eating disorder was announced. Purging Disorder resembles that of bulimia nervosa; however, this disorder is different. According to an article published in ScienceDaily magazine full story >
Vindictive and Hopeful; aren't we all? Friday, November 09, 2007 By Samuel Angarita Thinking about the stagnant controversy of Castro’s death, I broke off from the question of whether or not he is alive, and moved on to a less explored one: why would it matter? Situations in Cuba full story >
Declining Scores: Standard Assesment Test scores are declinging yearly; a report on the possibilities Friday, November 09, 2007 By Alyssa Indart SAT exam takers are on the verge of learning their test scores. This is usually a terrifying time for the students. It is even more so nowadays, since scores have consistently declined over the pas full story >
What it takes to be superbad: A one on one staff interview with the cast Friday, November 09, 2007 By Emily Torres The world of glitz and glamour can put a damper on any teenage actor. Being swept away in the middle of senior year and having to perform like a nerdy student for thousands of people can influence full story >