Crashing classes in an unfair system
Samanta Kubon
September 10, 2011
Education, even at Community Colleges, gets more expensive every year and these new policies are frustrating and cost too much. Tuition is raised, financial aid limited, and the students keep asking themselves where the money is going. One would think that crashing classes is reserved for students who... Read more »
Frugal Fashionista: The Surplus Store
Cristina Maxwell, Staff Writer
November 23, 2010
Remember the saying, “There’s something about a guy in uniform”? There must be or designers such as John Galliano and Marc Jacobs wouldn’t waste their time creating military style fashions for men or women. Trends such as pea coats, army colors, and military-influenced boots... Read more »
Skyline a sub-par sci-fi film
Sean Hunt, Staff Writer
November 17, 2010
What is it that is so appealing about Earth that they seem to be invading us in every movie? We don’t seem to be taking care of it very well and surely there are better planets in the neighborhood. “Skyline” follows in the footsteps of other alien invasion flicks, but instead of earth,... Read more »
Kid Cudi’s sophomore album a solid effort
Neelofer Lodhy, Staff Writer
November 17, 2010
Although Kid Cudi may be dealing with a lot of personal issues in life, luckily for him, his music seems to drown out the surrounding buzz. Just a year later he has released “Man on the Moon Part II: The Legend of Mr. Rager,” the follow up to “Man on the Moon.” Produced by... Read more »
Brandon Flowers plays the Wiltern
Michael Santana, Staff Writer
November 17, 2010
Brandon Flowers once declared with his breakout band The Killers, “I’ve got soul, but I’m not a soldier.” With the acclaim and success of his solo album, alongside sold out tour stops across the country, it is apparent Flowers did not lie when he said he’d... Read more »
Your food, your city, your health
Jennifer Ferrada, Staff Writer
November 10, 2010
There is no denying that most people love food. A lot of people are still unaware however that much of the food we consume is not that very sustainable for our well-being or the planet. Where our food comes from is very important, and that is why inspirational organizations work hard every day to raise... Read more »
Bruno Mars “Doowops” a slight flop
Cyndi Gomez, Staff Writer
October 12, 2010
Do you hear that voice? The smooth, tenor full of soul grit that you hear on the radio and music channels? It belongs to 25-year-old gifted melodic singer Bruno Mars. Standing tall at number one on Billboard’s Top Hot 100 for the third week in a row with the single “Just the Way You Are,”... Read more »
2 much txting
Michael Mendoza, Staff Writer
September 22, 2010
With the arrival of E-readers, the growing power of social networking media and the fact that texting has become the go-to method of communication within our society it’s safe to ask at the end of the day: WTF? It seems like slowly before our eyes the English language is deteriorating, but while... Read more »
Stranger Encounters
Stephanie Forshee, Staff Writer
September 21, 2010
After those crazy nights partying in another city, you might occasionally wake up the next morning to a few unfamiliar faces. Although this time it’s not a one-night stand. It’s CouchSurfing. The website, Couchsurfing.org, was founded in 2004. It is a non-profit organization that connects... Read more »
Interview with National Socialist Movement Regional Director Jeff Hall
John Stapleton IV, Staff Writer
May 4, 2010
Jeff Hall is a Sergeant of the National Socialist Movement, a white supremacist organization that hosted a controversial rally on Saturday, April 17. The demonstration, the NSM claims, was held to both publicize the group’s “Reclaim the Southwest” campaign, and to publicly protest... Read more »
