By writing editor, April Owens
By writing editor, April Owens
By writing editor, April Owens
A little tribute to my high school in iPhone photos.
By film editor, Ajay Ascano
By writing editor, April Owens
By writing editor, April Owens
By academics editor, Diana Meza
Minor spoilers!
By film editor, Ajay Ascano
A collection of pictures by our very own academics editor, Diana Meza
Venezuela: its image conjures up without scenes of oil, crackdowns on dissent and international forces battling over its fate.
By politics editor, Teotl Veliz
By writing editor, April Owens
By politics editor, Cameron Price
Hozier is one white male artist you do not need to separate from his art or ignore due to problematic receipts, a rarity nowadays.
By politics editor, Cameron Price
A struggle I have with watching a lot of films is having to cope with the fact that Computer-Generated Imagery (CGI) still doesn’t look that good to me.
By film editor, Ajay Ascano
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| via dancemetrodc.org |
What role do the arts play in the lives of young people today? Here’s a short take on what’s happening in the arts now, through my perspective as a dancer.
By April Owens, writing editor
A hot take on a controversial issue.
By politics editor, Cameron Price
By film editor, Ajay Ascano
By photography editor, Bi Ndiforchu
By guest writer, Anne Tsai
A vignette about my trip to the Dominican Republic and the simple power of opening one’s eyes.
By writing editor, April Owens
By politics editor, Cameron Price
Comic book characters, to say the least, were weird to translate into film.
By film editor, Ajay Ascano
By photography editor, Bi Ndiforchu
Despite being near Los Angeles, South Bay has become a hub of discomfort for the LGBT folks living here. Rampant homophobia is a problem that is rarely addressed, but it takes place constantly in our schools and work environments, as well as in everyday life. While this district often votes blue, the beliefs of those who live here lack the empathy that Democrats claim to have.
By politics editor, Cameron Price
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| Editor in Chief, Stephanie Castaneda Perez, with Edward Snowden at the ACLU Summer Advocacy Program |
By academics editor, Diana Meza
The article for today is going to be more of an essay about my thoughts on the use of down-to-earth and relatable writing using the short film Clapping for the Wrong Reasons.
By Ajay Ascano, film editor
By photography editor, Bi Ndiforchu
When we begin painting issues as black and white, all intersectionality is lost.
By fashion editor, Ahbab Eldaw
This poem was published in the 2018 edition of Myriad, El Camino College’s literary magazine.
By politics editor, Cameron Price
Credit to Sony Pictures for these images.
(Visual and minor spoilers from the film)
By film editor, Ajay Ascano
By film editor, Ajay Ascano
By fashion editor, Ahbab Eldaw
Well, it’s a week into 2019. How are those resolutions holding up?
By writing editor, April Owens
