Daily Archives: September 30, 2013
RCC students provide an enjoyable environment for secular students
Treva Flores | Staff Writer It’s welcome day at Riverside City College and Terracina Drive is filled, end-to-end, with vendors, clubs, and activities. There’s nothing unusual about a few religious clubs […]
Eminem returns to roots with new singles
Rafael Rios|Staff Writer From “Infinite” (1996), to his more recent album “Recovery” (2010), Eminem (Marshall Bruce Mathers III), recently announced a new album set to be released November […]
Main roles chosen for fall theatre productions
Daniel Mata | Staff Writer This fall, the Riverside City College Student Performing Arts Department brings you “The Wild Party,” a 1928 musical written and composed by Andrew Lippa, directed by […]
The Underacheivers revive underground hip-hop
Markese Braxton | Staff Writer Representing an experimental hip-hop collective entitled “Beast Coast” rooted in New York, the underground artists the Underachievers have been generating a lot of buzz for […]
Anticipated reveals at Apple keynote
David Roman | Asst. Inscape Editor As technology continues to make leaps in the capabilities of handheld smartphones, the latest announcement of the newest additions to the Apple family has […]
Twigs will bewitch your soul
Conner Munson | Asst. Inscape Editor A music video without chains, girls, and rims? In FKA Twigs’ new video for the single, “Water Me”, the viewer only sees a close-up […]
Music Video Madness
Conner Munson | Asst. Inscape Editor Underneath a harsh fluorescent light, a tarp-wrapped body is lazily loaded into the back of a soccer-mom minivan. In Thee Oh Sees’ video for […]
Polaroid exhibit captures nostalgic feel
Patricia Mejia | Staff Writer About two weeks ago, Polaroid pictures were just old pictures of embarrassing moments at Christmas parties and funny outfits I wore as a kid. Today, […]
Black vs. Brown
The Exploitation of Race in The Business of Boxing Mark Anthony Howard | Opinions Editor The sport of Boxing is a sweet science. Boxing is an art. Boxing is strategy. […]
