By Raven Brown, Opinion Editor When thinking about getting an education, the path to graduating from college is seldom linear. After high school, some students decide to continue their education while others may choose to enter the workforce and hold off on going to college until they are ready. Those who go to college right […]
Category: Opinion
Esports, Where Were You When I Needed You
The esports lab will be filled with innovation and new technology like lightweight moues and high-performance keyboards–that the writer of this story will never use. Photo by Benny Morales. By Benny Morales, Staff Reporter If there is one thing I am doing 90% of my free time, it is playing video games. Throughout my college […]
There’s No Vaccine for Racism
An Anti-racism protest in San Francisco shows the frustration and fear of the Asian American community. Photo by Nova Blanco-Rico. By Jasmine Nguyen, Senior Editor I miss the days where I could be writing about the overly done nerd stereotypes of the Asian American community, but unfortunately, I’m worried about my grandfather getting assaulted while […]
Commentary: From No I Cannot, to Yes, I can!
A 3D avatar model made through Blender, the design was a process of using both 2D imaging and 3D modeling. Photo by Desiree Lee. By Desiree Lee, Staff Reporter Everywhere we turn these days, stories about COVID-19 are unavoidable. Between the number of cases spiking and dropping, to the distribution of the vaccine, and the […]
Judge my Words, Not my Body
Women are sexualized and shamed for posting pictures in bikinis on social media. Illustration by Nova Blanco-Rico. by Skyler Belmonte, Staff Reporter Oh, how amazing it would feel if it was possible in today’s society to separate our personal and professional lives. To not be chained to private, personal accounts. To have the freedom of […]