By Skyler Belmonte | Staff Reporter When you think about the word love, what is the first thought that comes to mind? Are you a hopeless romantic who fantasizes about love at first sight? Or are you patient and ponder on the idea that love is something that grows over time? I often wonder how […]
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Disneyland is back, but will you be?
By Anthony Garza, Staff Reporter In what’s felt like an eternity, Disneyland is finally opening back up. But, there is so much uncertainty since it closed on March 14 of last year. I think our biggest question as Disney fans is: will that classic Disney experience be the same? As an annual pass holder, it […]
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SPS and the Asian Pacific Studies Program Provide a safe space to confront AAPINH hate
With recent events in mind like the Atlanta Shooting, SPS and the Asian Pacific Studies Program provided a virtual healing session for AAPIN students. Screenshot by Anthony Vasquez. By Anthony Vasquez, Assistant Section Editor Asian hate crimes have been at the epicenter of the former and present year. These types of crimes increased in numbers during […]
Posted inArt + Entertainment
White Excellence, White Mess and Black Trauma
I love sitting down and watching any genre of movie, but I’ve had quite enough of Black cinematic ventures filled with Trauma. Photo by Mollie Sivaram on Unsplash. By Destiny Jackson, Arts & Entertainment Editor What would it be like turning on the TV or seeing a movie trailer that wasn’t predicated around Black suffering […]
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This Is Not The New York City I Once Knew
From a southern city skyline to the Big City, spring has sprung and the weather warms across a country still facing a pandemic. Photo by Carina Noyola Beltran. By Carina Noyola Beltran, Lifestyle Editor & Multimedia Coordinator You can take the girl out of California, but you can’t take California out of the girl. Spring […]