(L) The cast of the 1968 show “Julia” the first sitcom on NBC that starred an African American leading woman in a non-stereotypical role. (R) The predominantly African American cast of the Emmy award-winning NBC sitcom “Abbott Elementary” the season two premiere of the show in 2022 was notable for being the highest in ratings […]
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AOT Returns With One-Hour Special
“The Rumbling,” Chapter 130 of the Attack on Titan manga. CREDIT: Courtesy of the “Attack on Titan” manga written by Hajime Isayama. By Leah Quintero Managing Editor This article will contain spoilers for Attack on Titan The Final Season. On Feb. 9, the official “Attack On Titan” Twitter account announced that the anime’s third part […]
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Opinion: Television Isn’t Dying – It’s Evolving
Television is here to stay. Art by Leah Quintero /The Bulletin. By Anthony Arroyo Staff Reporter Television has been a staple in American households since the 1950s, and with the introduction of cable, television seemed to have reached its peak. However, many have predicted that television will become completely obsolete in the next decade. In […]
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Discover Catalina Island
Catalina Island in Avalon, CA. Photo by: Licia Summerhill /The Bulletin By Licia Summerhill Staff Reporter Vacations can be a great way to unwind and relax. For both college students and working adults, vacations require a different set of considerations to keep in mind. Therefore, the functionality of a quick and affordable locale with entertaining […]
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Grocery Store Gourmet
A delicious chicken fried rice meal for one. Photo by: Christopher Alvarenga /Unsplash By Julia McIntyre, Staff Reporter Let’s face it, being a college student means being broke. If you can’t take that heat, then get out of the kitchen. All jokes aside, inflated grocery prices mean staying in the kitchen for meals will help […]