Fortnite Had the Largest Concert Ever Online

February 6, 2019

Biggest game in the world Fortnite had a concert over the weekend with anyone with a connection to the world wide web able to attend.

Neighboring Galaxies Collide Creating Black Holes

Jake Laurell, Staff Writer

September 28, 2018

Space remains a wild and violent frontier to this day that continues to leave mankind scratching their heads. Scientists have discovered a huge ring of black holes in a far away galaxy, giving insight on what happens when two giants cosmos collide. There are many fantastic places in space, but...

Rainbow Six Siege New Season Hot Breaches New Imagination Into it’s Already Pleasing Formula

Jake Laurell, Staff Writer

September 8, 2018

The new season of Rainbow Six Siege Operation Grim Sky went live this week, Tuesday, introducing a rework of a launch map, two new operators, and a lineage of bug fixes that the community has long been asking for.

Comcast, Reigning “Worst Company in America,” Seeks To Acquire Sky plc

Dante Lopez-Bennett, Copy Editor

April 5, 2018

February 27, 2018- Comcast Telecommunication Company has submitted its bid for Sky plc, a London headquartered media, and telecommunications company despite opposition from other media giants and what is more than likely public disapproval. Solidifying its role as a challenger to media mogul Rupert Murdoch�...

Ph.D Candidate Captures Image of a Single Atom

Sabrina Torres, Reporter

February 26, 2018

“David Nadlinger, who traps atoms for his quantum computing research at the University of Oxford, captured this image on August 7 using a standard DSLR camera.” The image is of a positively charged atom suspended in an ion trap. Nadlinger took this long exposure photograph that not only grasp...

Study Reveals Women Are More Likely to Lose Interest in Sex

Danielle Anzures, Staff writer

September 17, 2017

While men and women will with time lose the spark in the bedroom science finds women lose the interest quicker. The study, published in BMJ Open, conducted the study with 4,839 British men and 6,669 British women aged 16-74 through a survey. With the survey, it was found out that 15% of men and 34%...

Yolanda Ramirez Dedicates Award to All Classified Staff

Pete Escobar, A&E Editor

May 10, 2017

The first ever Classified Employee Award was granted to Yolanda Ramirez, Secretary in the Math and Science Division, by President Teresa Dreyfuss and the Rio Hondo College Board of Trustees April 12, at Rio Hondo College. The award commends a person who is a shining example of professionalism in their...

More than 8 Million Adults have Mental Health Issues

Danielle Anzures, Staff Writer

April 25, 2017

More than 8 million adults, around 3.4 percent of the population in the US, have mental health issues and are 10 times more likely to struggle to pay for health care service. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, CDC, conducted their annual national health survey where respondents were a...

Net Neutrality: Days are Numbered

Danielle Anzures, Staff Writer

April 18, 2017

Chairman of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission, Ajit Pai, has quickly moved to remove all of previous President Barack Obama’s net neutrality rules, according to Reuters. Under Obama’s 2015 approved FCC rules, broadband providers were prohibited from giving or selling faster internet to c...

Bossland Loses $8 Million Lawsuit to Blizzard

Andrew Rudin, Science and Tech Editor

April 17, 2017

As the competitive scene in video games continues to grow, the demand for “cheats” and “hacks” continue to skyrocket to “help” those combat against those with skill. A corporation that is at the forefront of cheating is the German company Bossland. Bossland has gained notoriety for creati...

Mylan slapped with class-action racketeering lawsuit

Crystian Mendoza, Sports Editor

April 17, 2017

Mylan, a global pharmaceutical company, was hit with a class-action racketeering lawsuit April 3. The company is charged with intentionally setting up an illegal scheme in which they’ve drastically increased the price of their EpiPen over the past ten years. Roughly a decade ago, consumers were paying ...

Trump Signs to Kill Broadband Privacy Rules

Andrew Rudin, Editor Science and Tech

April 17, 2017

Trump signed a bill April 3 to repeal the internet privacy rules implemented by the Obama administration. These rules gave consumers control over their data as communication companies would have to ask for permission in order to sell it or use it towards targeted ads. The data includes browsing hist...