Ja'Nell Gore, Reporter
November 9, 2018
Filed under Reviews
“The Hate U Give” realistically captured the tension and discrimination between law enforcement and the black community. It also included the experience of a black teenager being around predominantly whites and the experience of being in a neighborhood ran by drug lords.
For the most part, director George Tillman Jr. and screenplay writer Audrey Wells did a good job...
Malachi Parker, Reporter
October 26, 2018
Filed under Opinion, Sports
Ladies and gentlemen, the NBA season is upon us once again. With an active offseason, many teams improved while some teams stayed stagnant.
Many elite players found a new home through trades and free agency this summer.
LeBron James is now a Los Angeles Laker with a young set of teammates to hopefully help him reach his ninth straight NBA Finals.
Reigning champion Golde...
Cameron Johnson, Reporter
September 27, 2018
Filed under Commentary, Editorial, Opinion
Death is an unavoidable aspect of life, and it seems to sting a little more when a life is lost at such a young age.
Potential is lost; the opportunity for a person to achieve something great is stripped away from them prematurely.
Death at a young age, unfortunately, is a common thing, and it has been taking place in the music industry since its beginning. However, a focus...
Cameron Johnson, Reporter
September 14, 2018
Filed under Opinion
The unknown world of streetwear has been slowly creeping into the public eye with Hip-Hop artists, celebrities, and athletes alike choosing to rock brands like Supreme, Bape, and Palace to name a few. These brands have served a specific niche of customers for several years, but the proper exposure and just the right amount of hype has thrust their popularity to the center of...
Rosa Salazar, Reporter
August 31, 2018
Filed under Commentary, Opinion, Reviews
Ariana Grande’s fourth album titled “Sweetener”was released Aug. 17 2018.
“Sweetener”is a pleasant treat that subtly tastes somewhere between...
Cameron Johnson, Reporter
August 31, 2018
Filed under Commentary, Editorial, Features, Opinion
Music has always been a primary source for me to zone out on long drives, zone in while working out, or most importantly to express how I’m feeling in a particular moment. With that being said I’ve come a long way since buying explicit songs on my family’s shared iTunes account without my parents’ permission. As a college student it is invaluable to have the ability...
Karla Gutierrez, Photo Editor
May 9, 2018
Filed under Columns
When kids were kids back in the day and actually wanted to be something in life other than famous, they would say they would want to be a doctor, a firefighter,...
Christina Benavides, Copy Editor
May 9, 2018
Filed under Columns
There are many resources for suicide prevention, and one of my newest findings are crisis hotlines that are online or through text. I believe this way...
April 30, 2018
My fascination with tattoos and body modification began when I was in elementary school. I have always loved elaborate piercings and artwork that incorporates...
Hector Martinez, Reporter
April 29, 2018
Filed under Reviews
The film “A Quiet Place” directed by John Krasinski, was released on April 6, and I just recently went to see it for the first time on April 21.
I...
Paige Atkison, Reporter
April 16, 2018
Filed under Columns
Stress is everywhere. From the second you wake up and open your Twitter feed until your head hits your pillow at night- you will be exposed to stressors....
Karla Gutierrez, Photo Editor
April 16, 2018
Filed under Columns
I was that child that was very naïve when an adult would tell me wrestling was “fake.” Looking back at it now, they were an idiot as much as I was...
