Back in high school, when I was even more of a cub reporter than I am now, I could not understand why more people did not want to be journalists. For me, there was nothing quite like getting to hear people from all walks of life...
Cheap, paperless and light or an actual hard-bound book is a question that can lead to discussion among college students.
“Students are not aware that e-books are available on our library website,” GCC librarian Karen Knotts...
My first assignment writing on Women’s History Month for El Vaquero Newspaper could not have been more perfect, or so I thought. I figured I would flip open my laptop, type in those weighty words, “Women’s History Month,”...
When my male friend casually dismissed feminism as an ideal only “ugly” and insecure girls buy into, I was disturbed at the ignorance of the statement yet not entirely surprised.
What I found particularly disheartening,...
Okay I admit it. I’m still a smoker. One of the last hold-outs, but the campus ban on smoking hasn’t affected me much. Walking out to the sidewalk to feed my disgusting habit doesn’t bother me at all. In fact, I never felt...
There is nothing like the anticipation of dressing up on Halloween to scare friends and family with Justin Bieber masks or Pennywise (IT) the Clown costumes.
At the end of the day, we all know that the scares are all in good...
The latest iPhone operating system has Apple customers going bananas.
This bubbly, bright and colorful update, iOS 7, has left users confused, annoyed and even angry. While some are fearful of updating their phones from the...
Jason Collins became the Lebron James of gay rights last month when he became the first active NBA player to announce he is gay.
His announcement turned the NBA universe upside down. Most current and former players supported...
Not long ago a discarded hatbox found at a campus parking lot most likely would have been kicked aside or ignored. Maybe a good citizen would have picked it up and chucked it in the nearest trash receptacle. Today, it sets off...
