Editorial: Sanctuary must be upheld
It is a basic human need to feel safe. California Senate Bill 54 that dubs California a sanctuary state is a bill that gives immigrants a blanket of safety while […]
Daily Archives: April 26, 2018
Indoor Percussion takes gold
By: Karissa Martinez Riverside City College Indoor Percussion won their sixth world title at the 2018 Winter Guard International World Championships. The team traveled to Dayton, Ohio to compete on April […]
Swim and dive falls short at OEC championships
By: Austin Turner After three days of championship racing at the Orange Empire Conference Swimming and Diving Championships, the Riverside City College Tigers just couldn’t catch Orange Coast College. The […]
Tennis served two OEC awards
By Austin Turner A year ago, Kayne Trustfull was playing high school tennis in his home country of the Netherlands. Now, the Riverside City College freshman phenom is the Orange […]
RCC track and field gets first
By Luis Quintero The Orange Empire Conference Track and Field Preliminary rounds kicked off April 20, hosted by Riverside City College at Wheelock Stadium. The Tigers went home with 19 […]
Follett replaces Barnes and Noble
By: Samantha Bartholomew After a year-long bidding debate, Follett Higher Education is set to replace Barnes and Noble as the district’s bookstore operator. Barnes and Noble and Follett Higher Education […]
Local artist shares dark inspiration
By Luis Quintero Dark shades, clashing colors, vibrant hues and surreal images are only a few words that can accurately describe Alex Howard’s artwork. Once a month Howard opens up […]
Movie Review: Survival requires silence
By Daniel Quesada Nothing can be more terrifying than the thought that breaking utter silence can get you killed. The film “A Quiet Place” truly shakes audiences to their core […]
Movie Review: Don’t you dare shed a dollar for this film
By Doreena Carter Truth or dare? Dare. I dare you to not see this movie. The long-awaited horror film hit theaters on horror fanatics favorite day, Friday the 13th. Blumhouse […]
Opinion: Republicans see the green in legalized pot
By Jonathan Ramirez Pot is harmless. It’s common knowledge, but Republicans are just starting to get it. Over recent years some Republicans have demonstrated a shift of opinion on […]
