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El Paisano

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El Paisano

Rio Hondo College Newspaper

El Paisano

Physics Nobel Prize Decides Climate Change is Worth the Fight

Written by Jonathon Carmona
Nov 15, 2021

Climate change is a steep hill battle, but the tree on the hill bears the sweetest fruit.  The Prize Winners The Nobel Prize is five separate prizes...

3-D Printed Vaccines Eliminate the Pain

Written by Jonathon Carmona
Nov 15, 2021

Needles No More The days of long needles, angry nurses, and seeing grown men panic may be over, at least, for the most part.  The Centers for Disease...

White button mushroom tablets used to slow the advancement in prostate cancer

Written by Yasmine Poot, Podcast Editor
Sep 24, 2021

There are over 14,000 known species of mushrooms, many still unknown. Mushrooms hold a valuable place in our environment. These species hold a key to our...

COVID-19 Scientists Tackle to Create Cancer Shots Next

Written by Gabi Ortiz
Mar 24, 2021

Immunizations are medicines that help the body battle sickness. They can prepare the invulnerable framework to discover and eliminate unsafe germs and...

Largest Arctic Ozone Hole Ever Recorded Has Closed

Written by Jesus Marquez, Reporter
May 10, 2020

The largest arctic ozone hole ever recorded, that formed over the Arctic, has reportedly closed on Thursday, Apr.23. Scientists at the Copernicus Atmosphere...

Astronomers find brightest supernova ever recorded.

Written by Jesus Marquez, Reporter
Apr 19, 2020

Astronomers have found the brightest and largest ever supernova that left scientists absolutely stunned. A collaboration between the Smithsonian Astrophysical...

How Humans Reduce Uncertainty in Social Situations

Written by Diane Chau, Staff Writer
Apr 29, 2019

NEW PERSPECTIVE The Brown University scientists recently published a new lead paper which establishes a foundation to apply mathematical models of doubt...

Four Legged Whale Fossil Found Off the Coast of Peru

Whale fossil with four legs found off the coast of Peru.
Written by Jake Laurell, Tutor
Apr 11, 2019

A Whale That Could Walk! New species Peregocetus Pacificus Latin for "the traveling whale that reached the Pacific," is making its way onto shore! A...

What To Expect From The Recent Apple Event

Written by Madelyn Gastelum, Reporter
Mar 27, 2019

Monday morning, March 25, at 10am Apple hosted an event at the Steve Jobs Theater at Apple Park in Cupertino California to talk about the exciting new...

Strange Waves Ripple Around The World And Nobody Knows Why

Written by Evelyn Vargas, Reporter
Dec 4, 2018

Invisible Waves Shake the Earth Big seismic waves made an appearance on different locations around the world on the morning of November 11. These waves...

Millennials Are Saying They Are Too Busy to Have Sex

Written by Vincent Franco, Digital Photo Editor
Nov 21, 2018
Going through a dry spell? Keep striking out? Don’t feel alone, apparently, the entire millennial generation is going through the same and that's according to science.

Saturn’s Mysterious Hexagon Looks Mesmerizing

Written by Erika Suarez, Online Editor-In-Chief
Sep 7, 2018

NASA found a more detailed look at a hexagon located in Saturn's northern pole, by its nifty spacecraft called Cassini. 13 years in orbit around Saturn,...

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