The Central Valley Feeds the Country and the World
Story By: Emily Perez, Reporter
March 12, 2019
Filed under Opinion
The Central Valley is often looked past. It doesn’t seem like much. What it does, not only for California, but for the rest of the country--and world--doesn’t seem to be acknowledged. When someone thinks of California they do not think of Fresno, Bakersfield, Madera, etc. and those people may...
The Green New Deal Is Important – Why Aren’t We Talking About It?
Story By: Sarah Chavez, Assistant Opinion Editor
March 12, 2019
Filed under Opinion
The Green New Deal is a program aimed at lowering our carbon footprint, eliminating our dependency on fossil fuels, producing jobs and building infrastructure to avert climate catastrophe. I believe by implementing this proposition we would be able to positively change and eliminate our carbon emissions. It...
Check Your Mental Health Before You Wreck Yourself
Story By: Hannah Lanier, Reporter
February 27, 2019
Filed under Opinion
It is that time of the semester--the make it or break it point. It is time to decide if that extra class is really worth the lack of sleep, no social life, and overall misery. Well, if any of these describes you, it is time to check in with your mental health. Yes, mental health, and the const...
The YouTube Algorithm Supports Sexist and Racist Geek Channels
Story By: Ramon Castanos, Reporter
February 27, 2019
Filed under Opinion
Youtube is the most popular video sharing site used, and it is one of the factors that made geek culture popular. However, Youtube continues to suggest videos that promotes racism and sexism to the the geek community--attaching incendiary ideas to popular properties like “Star Wars,” Marvel, DC and...
Open Letter to Once-Hailed Wesson Prosecutor: Your Bias is Showing
Story By: Tamika Rey, News Editor
February 27, 2019
Filed under Government, Opinion
Most residents from the Fresno and surrounding areas remember the high profile case of Marcus Wesson. Wesson, the mass murderer who was convicted of nine counts of first degree murder in 2005, because jurors concluded although he hadn’t fired any shots, he had convinced his children to enter into a mu...
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