All posts tagged "index"
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Día de los Muertos celebrates ancestors and traditions
The festival of Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is celebrated all around the world, primarily in certain parts of Mexico and...
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The Decline in Game Show Culture within the modern day
From touchless pay to mass automation within every industry, human connection has been declining, and if it follows the downward spiral it has been on,...
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Fear of wokeness scares away compassion
It feels as though I have awoken to a new America. Gone are the days of the word “woke” referring to awareness of racial and...
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The movie “Regretting You” made me regret everything
I did not have high expectations for “Regretting You,” a film adaptation of a novel written by Colleen Hoover, and it is safe to say...
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STEM is not the only equation for success
Throughout the majority of my life and academic career, one subject has always haunted me. I’ve suffered from nightmares, many tears shed and all nighters...
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Food banks assist families following delay in SNAP funds
Built on a holiday surrounding food and quality time with family, many view the month of November as a time to celebrate gratitude for the...
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Women fight for their place in sports media
Only 38 percent of women are sports photographers, while the other 62 percent are men, according to Zippia.com. Throughout history, the photography and sports media...
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“Seize the day” with these movies made for fall…
A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving: If you are looking for an escape from the holiday chaos and wish to slip into a world of soft jazz...
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Slice of Life: Christmas confuses me: learning not to be the Grinch
From the moment Halloween ends and we turn our calendars to November, my neighborhood is decked out with twinkling red and green string lights and...
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AVID provides support for college-bound students
The Advanced Via Individual Determination program has helped countless first-generation college-bound students in the Conejo Valley School District. AVID’s goal as a program is...