Quick Take
The humor in writing

By Daimler Koch, Online Editor-in-Chief • Sep 30, 2022

The funniest mistakes in the English language are those hidden in plain sight.

Crazy covid customers demand to speak to the manager

By Adriana Contreras, Staff Writer • Nov 10, 2020

An absolutely dreadful and dangerous time to be a service employee.

BLOG | LGBT Nation: The entertainment industry overlooks lesbians

By Monica Mazariegos, Staff Writer • Nov 10, 2020

The media's continued stereotyping is creating image that isn't real or true.

How to Cope with Quarantine

By Ani Tutunjyan and Oscar Jimenez • Apr 6, 2020

Discover some ways you can spend your days indoors and stay entertained during the covid-19 pandemic.

Staying Focused Through All the Panic

By Ani Tutunjyan, Executive Editor & Print Editor-in-Chief • Apr 3, 2020

Staying on task when learning from home can be a challenge, but these set of tips can help you tune out distractions and be productive.

Dealing with Toxic Relationships, Emotional Rollercoasters and Self-Respect

By Layla Williams, Staff Writer • Mar 9, 2020

"I wrote this to let you know that you’re not alone during troubling times."

The Reality of Valentine’s Day

By Sandra Sanchez and Noelle Copeland • Feb 10, 2020

Though known as the day of love, Valentine’s Day can be a bittersweet day for both couples and single people. Here's what you can do to make the day sweeter.

Sex trafficking in L.A. is getting worse. How do we protect ourselves?

By Layla Williams, Staff Writer • Jan 14, 2020

"Young girls are being kidnapped from the streets of South LA, which isn’t far from my neighborhood. I’d only known of these situations from movies but seeing these things happen close to home scares me." 

Halloween: A Dying Tradition

By Adriana Guisell Contreras • Oct 30, 2019

Trick-or-treating is a longstanding American tradition. In recent years, however, this piece of American culture is slowly dying and we must save it.

Sins of the Church

By Ani Tutunjyan, Executive Editor & Print Editor-in-Chief • Mar 22, 2019

Clergymen of the Catholic Church have been taking advantage of nuns and it is about time they stopped.

Fool Me Once, Fool Me Twice

By Stefanie Tyo • Jan 30, 2019

Three years ago, Donald J. Trump was elected president with an electoral majority of 304 votes and a 46.1 percent of the popular vote. But what did Trump have to offer with the presidential position?

Dealing with Stress

By Pilar Sims, Editor in Chief • Sep 30, 2018

Everyone faces stress, yet some don’t know how to cope with it. There are plenty of coping mechanisms to help those destress, and relax. Finding what works for you, and being in touch with yourself, and thoughts is a goal everyone should strive for