Dylan Cole Domingos was first published in the North Centers Review: Journal of Student Literature and Art’s 2008 edition for the work of his research on The Uneducated and Uninformed: Americans vs. Celebrities. He was a reporter and copy editor for the Fresno City College Rampage newspaper. This semester, he will continue as a reporter, and is now the views editor. Although his path is still unfolding before him, he is an aspiring writer and an open-minded equal rights activist. For many years he exclusively wrote short fictional stories, but his penchant for changing the injustices in the world lead to personal research and his writing style changed. Amongst his many interests are creative and critical writing, reading, documentaries, and his odium for extremists fuel his passion to become an accomplished journalist, documenter, and novelist. Dylan is 23 years of age and currently lives in Fresno, California where he was born and raised.
Dylan Domingos, Rampage Reporter
October 19, 2011
Filed under Entertainment, Film
Cult Classics: Horror movie classics set the gruesome tone for the newer generation of films that soon followed in their footsteps. The Exorcist (1973): A movie that frightened the earlier generations as teens. Regan (Linda Blair), a young girl possessed by an evil spirit when using the Ouija... (more...)
Dylan Domingos, Rampage Reporter
October 19, 2011
Filed under Opinion
An American soldier once told his family that he would die for his country and those who lived in it, but what this American soldier did not know was that he would die on foreign soil with a secret he could not bear to share with his family; the secret of loving another man. He will never know... (more...)
Dylan Domingos
June 13, 2011
Filed under News
Saturday June 4, 2001 – Fresno celebrated its 21st annual Pride celebration for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community (LGBTQ) along side with its supporters. The celebration was lead by a parade that was held in Fresno’s historical Tower District. Those in the parade... (more...)
Dylan Domingos
December 1, 2010
Filed under Opinion
“I am he as you are he as you are me and we are all together,” words from the Beatles’ song “I am the Walrus” are memorable for many reasons. Listeners interpret the lyrics in several ways, but to me, they are about our sameness. We are all the same; we are one. “See... (more...)
Dylan Domingos
December 1, 2010
Filed under Uncategorized
Have you ever felt like you did not belong to a specific group? Do you feel different from other people, because you have been bullied about your cultural background, your ethnicity, your religious beliefs, your political standing, or your sexual orientation? There is a place on Fresno City... (more...)
Dylan Domingos
November 3, 2010
Filed under News
David Williams took his own life last week, the night before his 15th birthday. His mother said he had become reclusive, and unlike his natural happy-go-lucky self after a devastating car accident in which he was the sole survivor. Williams had lost his father and best friend instantly; his... (more...)
Dylan Domingos
October 20, 2010
Filed under News
When it comes to the college life, eating on campus is a major part of a student’s daily routine. Some colleges have many options to choose from when it comes to food selection. On the Fresno City College campus, two eateries — the Campus Café, adjoining the College Activities... (more...)
Dylan Domingos
October 20, 2010
Filed under Uncategorized
The Riverton Seven is a group of teenagers who share their birthday with the anniversary of the death of the Riverton Ripper, a mass murderer who’s personality was one of many stuck inside a single loving family man. The man was believed to be killed by police, but a skeptical paramedic... (more...)
Dylan Domingos
October 6, 2010
Filed under Uncategorized
How do you know it is October in Fresno? You know because the city comes to life with Halloween Spirit stores offering costumes and other Halloween props. Screams from haunted attractions are heard throughout while masked monsters give citizens a run for their money, and zombies, witches... (more...)
Dylan Domingos
October 6, 2010
Filed under Opinion
America is known as the land of the free, and the home of the brave. Brave. The soldiers in the American military keep the United States citizens safe, and fight, giving their very lives to give us our freedom. Freedom. Yes — to vote, to speak out as freely as we like, of the... (more...)
Dylan Domingos
September 22, 2010
Filed under Entertainment, Fashion
Fresno may not be the fashion capital of the U.S., but the story of one young entrepreneur’s vision may change Fresno’s standing in the industry. Bryan van Haughton, 21, is the mastermind behind House of Fetch Couture. HOFC, and its economic friendly label Rouge, houses some of... (more...)