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Day: November 2, 2017
By Cameron Winston One sport can go unnoticed from the spotlight during the rush of winter sports, and that is the return of college basketball. The month of October was full of events for the sports world. From playoff time for the MLB leading up to the World Series, to hitting the halfway point of
By Joshua Burciaga President Donald Trump has big plans for the future however, those plans don’t involve us. As Trump continues to aggravate the U.S. and other countries, we become increasingly befuddled and outraged by the daily controversies instigated by him. Even notorious members of Congress such as Sen. John McCain find it difficult to
By Nahid Ponciano Students sat in awe in the Digital Library Auditorium as they watched slide after slide of a presentation that gave them a whole different perspective of the animation world. Riverside City College’s art Department hosted storyboarder and supervising director of Cartoon Network Studios, Benton Connor, on Oct. 19. The CalArts alumnus who
By Imari Rede “I failed my math class already. It’s human, we aren’t perfect but how do I cope?” -Mary Gracia As individuals we each have our own fortes, and sometimes math isn’t one of them! The number one thing you have to do is seperate your worth from that grade.You’re still a very strong
By Jayy Mireles Just a mile off campus, there’s a hidden gem in downtown Riverside, that’s available for all Riverside City College students and local foodies. The RCC Culinary Arts Academy doesn’t just teach students how to cook and be the best at Culinary Arts, they also serve beautiful, yet inexpensive dishes to the community.
By Joshua Burciaga The Calvary Presbyterian Church of downtown Riverside participated in the Second Annual Faith Walk for Peace on Oct. 15 to confront and resolve social issues. Prior to the walk, Rev. Erin Thomas disclosed the services that the church offers to the impoverished. “Every Sunday we have a hot meals program here at
By Joycellen Martinez The issues surrounding Black men’s lives have become a prevailing topic among communities that seek to bridge the achievement gap between their students regardless of race. On Oct. 24, San Diego State University’s Luke Wood hosted a live webinar to talk about the issues that Black men face, such as the parallels
By Nicholas Peralta As a near perfect season comes to a close, Riverside City College’s women’s water polo team prepares, once again, to stake claim to the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) championship. RCC’s women’s water polo team went 21-2 this season, signifying a successful 2017 campaign. With the season now in the rearview,
By Christian Lopez Whether it has been close games or blowouts, the Riverside City College football team has found a way to remain unbeaten. Coming out of a game where they dominated the Chaffey College Panthers at home, the Tigers took their talents on the road for two straight games as they took on Los
