While trying to figure out my military funding for school, I would spend the occasional Friday on drill weekends to visit the Education Service Office while it was open to avoid a separate visit on a weekday. Photo by Marcelo Maximilian By Marcelo Maximilian, Staff Reporter As a patriotic American who loves their country enough […]
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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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Bye Bye Brady
Tom Brady may find himself in a headset more often than he ever has before. Photo courtesy of ESPN. By Sara Bhatt, Staff Reporter On Feb. 1 Tom Brady announced his retirement from the National Football League… again. Exactly one year prior, Brady had announced his retirement for the first time only to publicly change […]
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Canceled for Talking About Cancel Culture?
Cancel culture has gotten out of hand. Examining why cancel culture is not beneficial. By Aliyah Brown, Staff Reporter The term “cancel culture” refers to the trend in which social media users are prepared to use one adverse action by a public figure to justify writing them off as bad people forever. But when does […]