Interviews and photos by Alexandra Ugale Filarca Question: How will the upcoming elections affect California’s future? “When it comes down to voting, it really all depends on us whether we choose to vote or not. I feel like (voting) is getting more and more irrelevant (because) a lot of people don’t really care about what…
Interviews and photos by Daisy Olivo Questions: How can we help the fight against climate change? “I think if we went back to making a lot of programs online, like school, we could help reduce our carbon footprint. Schools should also provide a different form of transportation that would make getting to school more eco-friendly.”…
Interviews and photos by Daisy Olivo Questions: Is cancel culture toxic? “It is toxic because it doesn’t work the way you want it to. The people that are doing things worthy of being ‘canceled,’ are still selling music, are still in political office, still making lots of money. (With other people) there are some genuine…
Interviews and photos by Daesha Gear Questions: What is your opinion on the mask and booster mandates being lifted? Are the Board of Trustees making a wise decision? “I’m fully vaccinated, so either way, I don’t mind. I think it’s pretty cool that we don’t have to wear masks anymore because, like most of us,…
Interviews and photos by Tyrese Blue and John Michael Guerrero Question: How are you preparing for the finals? “Studying up for all the quizzes and making sure I go over anything I did not understand in a lesson.” -Corey Mitchell “By linking with classmates and going over work, doing study groups, (going) to the CTE…
By Sean Ryan Rialto High School students are fighting to reinstate their journalism program. The journalism program and the school paper, “The Medieval Times,” were revived in 2015 with the help and support of journalism adviser Cassandra Rodriguez and former RHS principal Arnie Ayala. Originally designed for upperclassmen, 15 students had enrolled during its first…
Interviews by Kelsey Olarte, Photography by Natasha Morrison Question: How understanding and supportive is Riverside City College’s faculty and staff of students’ mental health? “I see they advocate mental health a lot on their social media. In my opinion, I think that our school is supportive, and they try to provide help to students when…
By Clarissa Corral Five Riverside City College alumni met for the Peer Mentor Transfer Panel on March 15 to answer recurring questions that students have about what the transfer process is like at RCC. Panel members pushed the idea of being responsible for your education, being informed and being prepared before, after and during the…
By Seth Barlow Gone are the days of dictionaries and thesauruses now that everybody has a cellphone in their pocket. Apps are not only helpful in day-to-day tasks, they are essential to school work. Viewpoints selected the best apps for school whether it be for passing exams, self-help or anything else that falls in between….
by Benjamin De Leon The program handed to you as you walk in the auditorium encompasses the deception and hysteria that are prominent throughout the production. The Crucible ran from November 8-10 at the Landis Auditorium found on campus. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, the play focuses on a group of girls found conjuring spirits in…
