The United States of America, land of the free and the home of the brave, is currently at a crisis.
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This is a response to Francisco Munoz’s Op-ed, “Associated Students? More like Isolated Students.”
As a preface, let me make it clear that I thought it was a well-written and thoughtful article, but I feel compelled to respond to (and elaborate on) a couple of points that I find to be particularly important. For the sake of clear organization, I will copy and paste three central paragraphs from Mr. Munoz’s article before I write my response to them. Let us examine the following passage:
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Spielberg's first blockbuster in ten years is a fun love letter to geek culture.
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“Proud to be?… “ is a common saying when you are surrounded by Santa Monica College’s school spirit. We hear things like number one in transfer to UC’s, a world class education and endless opportunities. A vibrant global community that attracts over 3,000 international students from more than 110 countries. With modern buildings, SMC almost seems to be a Utopian learning environment.
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See Something, Say Something!
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SMC Professor David Burak contributes to the Corsair with this piece focused on the issue of gun violence in schools across the U.S.
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The recent Facebook mass data breach is just one of many.
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Whether you realize it or not, the Women's Movement is the biggest social movement the world has seen.
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A tense sci-fi mystery that will leave you with more questions than answers.
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An argument from the 90's brought back for a gun control issue
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The highly anticipated film of the year is finally here. When Captain America: Civil War premiered on May 6, 2016 revealing a Black Panther addition to the Marvel series, moviegoers anxiously awaited for its release on Feb. 16, 2018, and it has lived up to the hype. From the costumes, to the massive sets, the film is quite a visual experience.
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Clint Eastwood has taken a step back with his new feature film, “The 15:17 to Paris.” The director who often proves his patriotism through his movies depicting American heroes -- whether they be cowboys in the desert or soldiers in battle-- tried to step outside of the box and failed miserably. The documentary style movie is unique because the three main characters, Alek Skarlatos, Spencer Stone, and Anthony Sadler, are played by themselves; however, that was Eastwood's biggest mistake
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The open Internet is in danger.
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The day I set foot back on American soil after a tour of duty in Iraq compared to the day my father got home from Vietnam.
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Keep the conversation going and there will be change
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A Veteran's take on the recent NFL Anthem protests.
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If you are a loved one are suffering with mental illness, just know that you are not alone.
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