By Sofia Palomino and Kevin Perez This Story Contains Spoilers After the coronavirus delayed countless of film and show releases, people are now turning to streaming services as the screens of public entertainment. Leading networks like Netflix and Hulu have uploaded more than a few binge-worthy items —among them, Disney Plus. The Falcon and the…
By Carla Rubio With just a few months left until graduation day, there’s one thing every senior in the nation has on their list of priorities: the next step. The entire process distorted in the advent of a pandemic. Asking for a teacher or counselor recommendation, and even going to the CAP advisor’s office, is…
By Kevin Perez The belief of astrology dates back to millennials. Despite receiving menial acknowledgement from the scientific community, and even less support from scientific evidence, superstitious minds still find logic in astrology through zodiac signs or birth months. Astrology is the divinity of information that can predict human and world events through the observation…
By Valentina Foglia Latin Music is far from new. However, it wasn’t always on the rise like it has been during recent years. Latin music was once just composed of local Hispanic areas and the Latinx culture. It never dominated American music charts, was never honored at awards ceremonies, and was rarely played on local…
By Vanessa Falcon The final application has been submitted, one last deadline beaten— college application season has closed for seniors. Such a stressing time for these young adults is made worse by helicopter parents. If the student doesn’t want their parents to be nosing around and making things worse, there is one simple solution: don’t…
By Angely Peña and Anthony Vidal The 63rd annual Grammys commence tonight, being the epitome of finally making it in the music industry. This past year has seen the rise of many new artists and the improvement of past icons. However, this year more than ever, diversity emerged in prominence. Those watching live not only…
By Kayla Cheung Since its inception in 1986, Women’s History Month has been an important time for the United States to recognize women’s achievements in all fields, despite sexist societal odds. Thirty-five year later, more of such sentiments emerge across the globe, amplifying the change to reflect on trailblazing women. Changes in society materialized on…
By Anthony Vidal The starting frame of Chaos Walking, starring Tom Holland and Daisy Ridley, initiates with a recount of its title: “The noise is a man unfiltered, and without a filter, a man is just chaos walking.” From there, the trilogy comes alive. Chaos Walking is based on The Knife of Never Letting Go,…
By Rhobie Toussaint Almost a year ago, students throughout the country were told to stay at home due to the coronavirus outbreak, and that quarantine should only last a few weeks. Now, twelve months after being sent home, there are students who are still learning online. The class of 2021 is now facing at least…
By Jaylyn Gonzalez Modified From Our February Newsletter. At just 22-years-old, Amanda Gorman, an American poet and activist, has suddenly risen to fame for her heart-stringing words as a protégée who advocates for topics like feminism, race, and marginalization. Today, she turns 23 years of age. In early 2017, Gorman spoke to New York Times…