Competitive Speach Moves Students to Tears
Story By: Patrick Henslee, Reporter
December 2, 2019
The Fall Intramural Forensic Competition completed its fourteenth active year at Fresno City College on Nov. 20, allowing the best orators at FCC to compete for awards and cash prizes. Although the competition gave out physical prizes, it also gave students the opportunity to conquer the anxiety often...
International Students Strut Their Cultural Diversity on the Runway
Story By: Toni Woodruff, Reporter
December 2, 2019
Student Activities collaborated with students to host an international fashion show during Club Rush, Wednesday, Nov. 6, to showcase traditional attire from the students’ home countries, spreading cultural awareness. “We are trying to grow and share the cultural diversity on campus,” said Janine...
A Review: ‘Knives Out’ Modernizes Mystery
Story By: John Bruce, Entertainment Editor
December 2, 2019
“Knives Out” was able to do what no other recent whodunnit film has been able to do: be good. That’s not a dig against the other mystery films of the decade. Many of them are worth the praise they received. Late 2015s “The Hateful Eight” invoked much of Agatha Christie’s spirit, but tripped...
‘Knives Out’ Modernizes Mystery
Story By: John Bruce, Entertainment Editor
November 24, 2019
“Knives Out” was able to do what no other recent whodunnit film has been able to do: be good. Many of the other mystery films of the decade are worth the praise they received. Late 2015’s “The Hateful Eight” invoked much of Agatha Christie’s spirit, but tripped and ultimately fell over...
City Singers Host 37 California Choirs at Statewide Festival
Story By: Toni Woodruff, Reporter
November 13, 2019
Choirs from all over California filled Fresno City College’s Old Administration Building for the annual Fall Choral Festival showcasing their vocals on Oct. 30 and 31. Organized by FCC Choral Director Julie Dana and her choir members, the two day event included 17 high schools, five colleges including...
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