Here’s how you can help Hurricane Harvey victims
The tragedies unfolding in Houston have left many around the nation at a loss of how they can help, how they can provide relief to those whose lives have been left in shambles.
Monthly Archives: August 2017
Former Tiger shines in world championship
Former Riverside City College track and field star Chris Benard placed sixth in the triple jump at the Track & Field World Championships in London on August 10.
ASRCC swears in new officials
Jeronimo and Velarde were elected for ASRCC president and vice president after beating their opponents, Bryan Barrera and Simranjeet Singh, by 72 votes May 3.
Tips to get back to school and back on track
Are you someone who is often unorganized? Is getting assignments done at the last minute your thing? Well, stop that right now! Don’t start the semester off the way you ended last semester.
Movie Review: End summer with a hit, man
Heading to the movies is the epitome of summer. I found myself watching “The Hitman’s Bodyguard” starring Samuel L. Jackson and Ryan Reynolds.
Opinion: Confederate statues symbolize wrong side of history
Donald Trump’s presidency has awaken hate, awaken bigotry and has awaken ignorance. He has single-handedly uncovered the ugly truth that was lying in wait all throughout America. That we are indeed a divided nation.
Editorial: Trump takes a step back
Checking Twitter in the morning used to be a routine. Read headlines to various articles, check up on friends, take that Buzzfeed quiz that you didn’t need to, repeat. Since Donald Trump became president however, that morning routine has changed.
Opinion: When tolerance is too tolerant
When we extend tolerance to those who are openly intolerant, the tolerant ones end up being destroyed and tolerance with them.”
