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Which means we unfortunately have to say goodbye to our editor-in-chief and some of our staff members. Below you will find a goodbye letter written by Erik Galicia himself, followed by a podcast interview where Galicia talks about his time at Riverside City College and Viewpoints in detail. We also have a story about the drive-thru graduation that was hosted for the class of 2021 and a review of Disney's latest live-action movie "Cruella."
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The Santa Ana native overcomes the odds and says goodbye to the program that showed him his love for the art of journalism
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NEWS: I’ve always said my introduction to journalism happened by chance. I did not have much going on in life when I decided to register for the Introduction to Journalism course in the spring of 2019. Although I had never considered a career in journalism, it sounded kind of interesting.
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Our now retired adviser Allan Lovelace would take students to our dusty little newsroom on the first day of class and encourage them to join our college’s nearly 100-year-old newspaper.
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“I guess I’ll give it a shot,” I told myself.
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I fell in love in a matter of weeks. Now I’m starting to believe it was fate.
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Erik Galicia, sits down with host of "The Popculture Grab Bag" Tim Nacey to talk in depth about his experience and growth at Viewpoints
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NEWS: Erik Galicia reflects about his journey in Viewpoints, from his first experience going out in the field to becoming the editor-in-chief.
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Faculty and family cheered on the graduates as they exited their vehicles and walked toward the pop-up tents to take a photo with the president and district chancellors
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News: Students honked their horns and twirled orange and black pom poms to celebrate their graduation at Riverside City College’s first drive-thru ceremony.
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Although the COVID-19 pandemic did not allow for the class of 2020 and 2021 to attend a traditional commencement ceremony, students still lined up inside of their cars in a steady flow to receive their diplomas.
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Although the movie is ambitious enough to attempt to make its iconic villain likeable, it fails to commit and feels like a mixed bag
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LIFE: Walt Disney Pictures’ latest live-action adventure might very well be the most ambitious movie ever made.
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It takes one of the studio’s most iconic villains, one whose main goal is to kill and skin a group of dalmatian puppies, and attempts to make her likeable. Whether or not they succeed in this is debatable but I’m sure we can all agree on one thing: that’s a pretty big swing.
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