Conner Munson | Asst. Inscape Editor Underneath a harsh fluorescent light, a tarp-wrapped body is lazily loaded into the back of a soccer-mom minivan. In Thee Oh Sees’ video for “Toe Cutter – Thumb Buster”, we watch as a man crams a body into a decrepit blue van, paired with the soundtrack of their new…
Patricia Mejia | Staff Writer About two weeks ago, Polaroid pictures were just old pictures of embarrassing moments at Christmas parties and funny outfits I wore as a kid. Today, Polaroid pictures shine the light on a new embodiment of art. Through the lens of a Polaroid camera, artist Susan Mikula reinvents the definition of…
Mark Howard | Opinions Editor And then they began to Jump! I will never forget the images on my 27-inch Zenith television screen as I watched American people spear from the sky tops of New York City buildings. The horrific tragedy of September 11th 2001 taught me the true sentiments of what being an American…
Mark Anthony Howard | Opinions Editor Nosey people suck, and they are everywhere. How uncomfortable would you be if some weirdo in the digital library kept looking around his cubicle every time you logged on your email, Facebook or social site? It sucks but some people don’t respect others privacy and really don’t know how to mind their own business. It really sucks…
By James Williams | Online Editor A suspicious male was seen by two female students on the first floor women’s restroom on the east side of the Math and Science building at 8:05 p.m. on August 26. The suspect was described as a Hispanic adult, approximately 5’6″ tall and weighing approximately 215 pounds. He was…
By James Williams | Staff Editor By James Williams | Staff Editor A flier found on campus by a member of the Viewpoints staff April 1 revealed that Doug Figueroa, president of Associated Students of Riverside City College, is a registered sex offender. Figueroa, 40, was convicted of kidnapping a child under the age of…
The Orange Coast Pirates fought tooth and nail, though in the end they could not keep the Tigers down. Riverside City College’s men’s soccer team was back on their game during the Oct. 3 event at Bobby Bonds Field in the Cesar Chavez community center. The Tigers won 5-3 in a ferocious team effort.
