To College, or Not to College
Story By: Leilani Bustos, Reporter
November 13, 2019
Attending college has been the ideal route for young individuals in the U.S. for decades. Many parents’ dream is for their children to succeed in their education to earn a degree and a career from that degree. However, college is just not for everyone. Others might seek employment entirely on...
This Is US. Kurdish Betrayal Renders Alliance with America Meaningless
Story By: Jeffery Gilkison, Reporter
November 13, 2019
I was instructed to develop an opinion piece on the Trump administration’s decision to summarily abandon our allies in the fight against ISIS, the Northern Syrian Kurds. This I cannot do, because there was no administration involvement in the decision. It was made completely unilaterally by the...
Anxiety is Not Trendy
Story By: Natalie Gallegos, Reporter
November 6, 2019
It’s getting harder for those who actually have a diagnosis of anxiety to be taken seriously. “Being in front of so many people is giving me social anxiety,” is a sentence I've heard once too many times in a classroom. I’ve also seen the word “anxiety” printed on T-shirts or even on jewelry,...
Bike Riding: Lethal or Liberating?
Story By: Toni Woodruff, Reporter
November 6, 2019
The morning is chilly and quiet, the sun light glows at this time of day. You can feel the vibrations from gears shifting under your feet with each pedal. Every stride, a brisk cool air washes over your face and suddenly you're almost transcending. And if you're anything like me, blaring music...
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