“Shark Week” has slowly focused more on attacks and making sharks seem like killing machines waiting for unsuspecting humans to go into any body of water. Now, with the popularity of reality TV, the educational roots of the special have tapered off even more.
The record of 38-51 doesn’t tell the whole story of the season, but it definitely paraphrases it.
Millions of species, past and present, call the earth home. However, human presence seems to set itself apart from those other inhabitants as we grow and evolve as a worldwide community.
This year’s Florida Supercon is taking over the Miami Beach Convention Center Thursday, June 25 through Sunday, June 28. Considered the largest convention in South Florida, Supercon isn’t an event you want to miss.
I could’ve dropped the class. It was completely out of my comfort zone – in the words of my friends, “it wasn’t me,” but I didn’t. I’m still not sure what compelled me to stay that first day.
Republican Senator Alan Hays is one of the people deciding how the money from Amendment 1 is spent. And one of the major jobs of the bill is to buy more land that is essential in the natural process of the water flow in Florida.
An increasingly alarming issue facing Miami-Dade county is the lowered rates of vaccinations for children, which may pave the way for highly contagious diseases, such as measles, to emerge once again in our society.
Last November, FIU’s College of Medicine launched the Linda Fenner 3-D Mobile Mammography Center to reduce breast cancer in South Florida.
Dr. Aileen Marty, a professor for FIU’s Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine was awarded the “In the Company of Women” award.
For some time now, the topic of sea level rise has become a pressing issue for South Florida.