‘Fate of the Furious’ Fufills Expectations and More
Noah Garcia, Co- Editor- in- Chief, Print
April 18, 2017
Filed under A&E
As someone who has never seen a Fast and Furious movie, there is this continuous thought in my head asking if I'm even qualified to judge it. At the same time though, I feel that movies shouldn’t require homework and if there is any explanations due, I can pick them up along the way. Going into ...
’13 Reasons Why’: Was Hanna Baker’s Final Scene Necessary?
Jennifer Espana and Diana Juarez
April 18, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Netflix has released yet another amazing series, “13 Reasons Why” is based on the best selling novel by Jay Asher. The story follows the aftermath of a suicide, and if you haven’t watched the show I suggest you stop reading now since there are major spoilers in the rest of the article. You have b...
‘Power Rangers’ is Lackluster Fun
Danielle Anzures, Staff Writer
April 17, 2017
Filed under A&E
Power Rangers, the franchise that spawned new iterations for every generation since the 90’s, released its 2017 theatrical movie March 24 and the film has its hits and misses. The movie managed to create characters that are charming and interesting, but its problems come on later as the plot progr...
Japandroids Declaration of War on Doubts and Fears
Noah Garcia, Opinion Editor
March 21, 2017
Filed under A&E, Top Stories
The vibrations, notes, lights, and guitar flourishes: all converging as an exaltation of the senses. This musical wave, a euphoria that slapped me and wrapped around my very being came from the Indie rock band Japandroids. The opening act, Craig Finn and The Uptown Controllers, were slightly underwhelming....
Han Solo: A scoundrel turned hero
Pete Escobar, Staff Writer
October 19, 2016
Filed under A&E
Marvels Han Solo series has been an outstanding one so far. We’ve dug deeper into the iconic character we know and love from the original trilogy of Star Wars movies, and writer Marjorie Liu effectively implements his persona into the story. Issue #4 of the series picks up from the previous stand off...
Throwback 2020’s, the new jazz age
Noah Garcia, Staff Writer
February 24, 2016
Filed under A&E
Some of the most famous melodies of today were played by pianos, saxophones, and trumpets, but what if those instruments were always incorporated into the music? This idea was incorporated into the music of musician Scott Bradlee, who’s Band plays popular rock, rap and pop music in jazz...
Watoto Children’s Choir inspires many at Wray Theater
Pamela Valentina Aguilar, Staff Writer
February 22, 2016
Filed under A&E
On Feb. 18, a beautiful cluster of East African children inspired many through real life stories, passionate singing, and traditional dancing at Rio Hondo’s Wray Theater. Almost nothing can compare to the tenderness and love for life that the Watoto Children’s Choir transpired that Thursday morning....
