DSPS Roadrunners Recognition Awards
Sabrina Torres, Reporter
May 22, 2018
Filed under Lifestyles
The Disabled Student Programs and Services Department hosted their 2nd annual Roadrunner Recognition Awards. The director of DSPS Mark Matsui explained that the awards were about recognizing the efforts of our faculty so every student can be just as successful. Before awards were distributed,...
Time-Management Workshop for Women of Color Entrepreneurs
Olivia Venegas, Opinion and Lifestyles Editor
April 9, 2018
Filed under Lifestyles, News
On Saturday a workshop for women of color entrepreneur was hosted by 22-year-old Reyna Marrufo in Downtown LA at the Women’s Center for Creative Work. The workshop focused on how aspiring entrepreneurs can diligently manage their time in order to complete their projects and goals. The event was...
The Spanish Language is NOT Dying
Olivia Venegas, Opinion and Lifestyles Editor
April 6, 2018
Filed under Lifestyles, Opinion
My childhood and home life is mainly centered on traditional westernized cultural values by only speaking English and ignoring Mexican traditions. Although, I may not look Hispanic I identify myself as thusly regardless of others judgment. My family threw away their Mexican culture even though their...
Samba Entertainment & More
Cesar E. Gonzalez, Staff Reporter
April 5, 2018
Filed under A&E, Journalism Club and Public Relations, Lifestyles
Samba Capoeira Performers Share Their Musical Culture during RioPalooza By: Cesar E. Gonzalez Wednesday, March 21- Rio Hondo College was able to have a live performance by “Samba And More Entertainment.” The performers specialized in Afro-Brazilian style music called Samba Cap...
Off-White founder Becomes First Black Man in Men’s Design
April 5, 2018
Filed under A&E, Lifestyles, Opinion
Virgil Abloh becomes first black Men’s Wear Designer of Louis Vuitton By: Cesar E. Gonzalez A shift in the fashion world occured when urban-wear founder Virgil Abloh, who founded the haute street label Off-White, was named the newest men’s wear Artistic Director of Louis Vuitto...
Motivation
Jose Ahumada, Reporter
March 19, 2018
Filed under Lifestyles, Opinion
The greatest challenge that we can ever face in life is, well, basically life itself and staying motivated throughout everything it throws at us. Some of those challenges could be passing classes for school, getting promoted at work, choosing what we want to do with our lives, or just about any ot...
The Daily Brew Open Mic
Michael Khuraibet, Digital Editor-in-Chief
March 19, 2018
Filed under Lifestyles
On the first Wednesday and third Friday of every month, a little coffee shop at the corner of Montebello and Whittier Boulevards hosts a showcase of local talent for its customers. The Daily Brew Coffee Bar in Montebello holds an “open mic,” a variety show where people perform music, poetry, and com...
Studying Among A Younger Generation
Jaime Aparicio, Reporter
March 12, 2018
Filed under Lifestyles
My biggest regret to date is not studying for my potential career right after high school graduation. Granted I did study for a couple of different possible careers, but at the end of it all, I found my passion with writing in a journalistic style. My name is Jaime Aparicio and I’m 31 years old studying...
Why I Post
Sabrina Torres, Reporter
March 5, 2018
Filed under Lifestyles
The social media I use are Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, and Tumblr. I have been using social media since I was in elementary school. It all started with MSN messenger and MySpace. I enjoyed MSN because I was able to speak to my cousins from Mexico and Guatemala as well as my best friend at the time w...
“Doctor Rules Menstrual Cramps as Painful as Heart Attacks”: Well DUH!
Autumn Lewis, Reporter
March 2, 2018
Filed under Lifestyles, Opinion, People Speak
A professor of reproductive health at University College London and doctor, John Guillebaud, stated that patients have described cramping pain, also known as Dysmenorrhea, as 'almost as bad as having a heart attack.' Yes, folks. Something that women have known since the beginning of time itself...
“You Gotta Take This Class”: History of Rap Music and Hip Hop Culture
Autumn Lewis, Reporter
February 26, 2018
Filed under A&E, Lifestyles, Opinion, People Speak, Top Stories
Looking to fulfill your arts requirement in your general education while learning about the kind music you listen to on a daily basis? This is the class for you. With Rap music and Hip Hop Culture being so prominent in today's society, especially with the millineal generation, its only right that...
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