Editorial: Incurable deserve right to die
When it comes to the light at the end of the tunnel, for some, peace and dignity is a hard pill to swallow. Some patients with severe medical complications don’t […]
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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 […]
Editorial: News apathy harms youth
In today’s world young people have unlimited access to information that previous generations did not have.
Editorial: Diversity benefits newsrooms
National Geographic made headlines this month after publicly acknowledging that its past coverage was “racist” and for decades failed to address people of color in the United States.
Editorial: Editors support impeachment
The idea of impeaching President Donald Trump has been an underlying tone in the voices of people that oppose him even before his election win last year.
Editorial: Unreliable convenient news
When we talk about the mounting problems of our nation, each side of the political divide criticizes the other for more or less the same things. Lack of understanding and […]
Editorial: ‘Take a Knee’ for change
Before a National Football League game last year, then-49er’s quarterback Colin Kaepernick shook up the world when he kneeled during the national anthem. Kaepernick explained his position stating that he […]
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.
Editorial: Riverside City College network affects success
Wifi which magically lights up three bars on the side of your cell phone and laptop has been a problem for students at Riverside City College while the hardwired network connection that assures your PC has network connection has plagued some instructors classrooms.
Editorial: Struggling College students seek state support
Californian students struggle just as much as those in New York and San Francisco … where is our relief?
History was made Feb. 7 when San Francisco announced starting next school year city colleges for all California residents living in San Francisco will be implementing free college tuition.
