By Adriana Lopez Mental health has been a central topic on the Riverside City College campus in recent years, part of that discussion being the importance of having a healthy outlet. While there are programs on campus that focus on the mental health of students, outside of RCC there are strides being made to ensure…
The U.S. government is reportedly considering policy changes that would attempt to definitionally “erase” transgender and non-binary people from federal civil rights law. In practice, this could make it nearly impossible for many transgender individuals to get a driver’s license or passport, go to the doctor for basic medical care, get food stamps or rent…
By Nick Peralta Another year, another successful season comes to a close for the Riverside City College women’s water polo team. After capping off their season with a 19-6 victory over conference rival school Saddleback College on Oct. 24, the Tigers now look ahead to the Orange Empire Conference Championships. Finishing with a 16-6 record…
By Imari Rede Representation is important. It makes people feel welcomed and secure in their own identities. Food is a big part of representation, especially for people who find themselves as minorities in the melting pot that is the United States. Masala Mischief offers unique Indian flavors from Kolkata, India. Most Indian food consumed at…
By Seth Barlow From Nippon Ichi Software Japan and NIS Software America comes a new action adventure role-playing game, “Disgaea 1 Complete.” “Disgaea 1 Complete” tells the twisted story of Laharl, the son of the former Netherland Overlord, as he rises to become the next Overlord. Although the story is entertaining and fun, the highlight…
By Benjamin De Leon The Associated Students of Riverside City College continued their tradition of Halloweentown, which took over the quad in Riverside City College on Oct. 26. Halloweentown caters to the youth of Riverside by having a safe, public event with fun activities that allows parents to have a good time with their families….
By Clarissa Corral UC Irvine professor Francisco J. Ayala evolutionary geneticist and molecular biologist, has resigned and been banished entirely from the university. Four acts of sexual misconduct in the workplace were formally filed against him by Chair Kathleen Treseder, professor Jessica Pratt, assistant dean Benedicte Shipley, and graduate student Michelle Herrera. All of these women came…
By Diego Lomeli It goes without saying that ethnic studies courses’ reputation has been and still is accompanied by controversy. The legislation AB 2772 was designed to incorporate ethnic studies courses into the California education system as a high school graduation requirement. The bill was proposed in February and was later rejected in September. As…
By Samantha Bartholomew California voters will be voting on 11 propositions Nov. 6, ranging from rent control and the transportation tax and even getting rid of daylight saving. Proposition 1 Affordable Housing And Home-Purchase Assistance For Veterans: If passed, Proposition 1 would authorize the sale of $4 billion in bonds to finance existing housing programs,…
