Comparing the Presidency of Ronald Reagan & Donald Trump and What to Expect
Dante Lopez-Bennett, Copy Editor
May 22, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Prior to my analysis of conservative America’s most renowned of champions, there should be an understanding that they will go down in history for their infringements upon the world’s conscience. With plenty of courage mustered to brave the depths of the political rabbit hole in America, it would only ...
“Isle of Dogs” being accused of cultural appropriation
May 16, 2018
The inspiration Wes Anderson obtained from Japanese culture is evident in his film, Isle of Dogs. But some say this is a shallow representation and appropriates it. “It's a little harder to acknowledge that there's a tourist tone-deafness that comes as part of the package.” It seems to me that A...
Amazon, You Need to Take “Cosby” Off Prime Video Right Now
Michael Khuraibet, Digital Editor-in-Chief
May 4, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Someone at Amazon missed a very important memo. One week ago, Bill Cosby was convicted of sexual assault. Earlier today, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences voted to expel Cosby and Roman Polanski, another convicted rapist. Yet inexplicably, three of Cosby's television shows are still availabl...
J Cole’s New Album “K.O.D.” Addresses This Generation’s Drug-Addled Capitalist Society
Autumn Lewis, Reporter
May 2, 2018
Filed under A&E, Opinion, Top Stories
This past Friday, J Cole dropped his fifth studio album "K.O.D." He posted on Twitter a couple days before K.O.D.'s release, stating the words behind the illusive album title's acronym. There are 3 meanings: Kill Our Demons, King Overdosed, and Kids on Drugs. It was no coincidence that Cole...
It’s Time to Pay College Football Athletes
Ignacio Cervantes, Reporter
April 28, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Let’s face it, you and I turn our televisions onto College Football to watch players like Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama Crimson Tide rookie quarterback, make big plays on the big stage. Against the Crimson Tigers in the Football Bowl Subdivision National Championship game, he performed exceptionally wel...
Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump
Dante Lopez- Bennett, Copy Editor
April 16, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Prior to my analysis of conservative America’s most renowned of champions, there should be an understanding that they will go down in history for their infringements upon the world’s conscience. With plenty of courage mustered to brave the depths of the political rabbit hole in America, it would only ...
How People Can Still find Racism in Comedy Funny
Dante Lopez- Bennett, Copy Editor
April 16, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Where things have no repercussion, there are bound to be truths revealed. It’s odd that in a day of decadence, political correctness is still enforced. Truth and humor walk a fine line between one another you see, as things, in reality, are as far-fetched as all hell and far from our perceived ster...
What Creating Fear Has Done to Us
April 9, 2018
Filed under Opinion
To create fear is a useful tactic for those who want to establish control. It is a tactic used by individuals with ideologies and a lack of resources and/or who are oppressed to achieve a certain kind of goal. Creating fear can be done by anyone, not just those who fit the stereotypical image of “terrorist”...
Ten Years Plus in the Making: My Childhood Leading Up to “Infinity War”
Jaime Aparicio, Reporter
April 8, 2018
Filed under Opinion
This coming July marks the tenth anniversary of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Back in 2008, a newly branded Marvel Studios took a chance and released the first film, in what would later be followed by an avalanche of films, “Iron Man.” Today, the character Iron Man is practically known world-...
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...
Party People, Why Do We Party?
Cesar E. Gonzalez, Staff Reporter
April 5, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Why Do People Party? By: Cesar E. Gonzalez In the Los Angeles area there are many ways to have fun, and for some, the nightlife on weekends means partying it up at their favorite music venue. People look forward to these types of events every weekend especially after a long week...
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...
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