Homecoming Proposals by Maria Vasquez
“Will you go to homecoming with me?” Come November, this is the question almost every girl dreams of being asked. Fortunately, for these girls, their wish was granted.
The Holidays: A Time for Longer Work Hours by Alejandra Mendoza
On Thanksgiving Day, many stores will open in anticipation of Black Friday. Consumers will line up around dinnertime; they will have chosen to be there. The employees won’t.
Bring Autumn Home by Rosaly Casanueva
The cold is coming, and while you pack away the bathing suits and bring out the jackets, you might realize that you need new décor for the new season. Here are some ways to decorate and cozy up your home for the fall.
Catching Fire Movie Review by Vivian Bermudez
Sequels are always terrible. Just take a look at Iron Man 2. Sequels are the less loved and anticipated than the first movie. But the second installment of The Hunger Games franchise, Catching Fire, completely defies that belief.
Art Basel: What it’s All About by Nathalie Mairena
A deer made entirely of glass marbles models idly as art collectors, critics and the common public stroll by. Neon signs displaying heartfelt messages light up the walls, clay sculptures of archangels appear to spear the devil, and miniature humanoid cigarette butts protest daily struggles.
Thor: The Dark World Movie Review by Vivian Bermudez
Brawny, blond-haired, hammer-swinging Thor (Chris Hemsworth) makes his way back onto the big screen for Thor: The Dark World. Though its faulty plot is distracted with mind-numbing special effects, The Dark World is able to fill two hours with constant laughter and a dynamic sibling rivalry.
Ender’s Game Review: Unoriginal Yet Fantastic by Christian Steiner
Ender’s Game tells the story of Ender Wiggin, portrayed by Asa Butterfield. Ender is a young cadet working his way up the ranks to captain the fleet that will prevent the Earth from being invaded by aliens.
The Study Of Nintendology by Daniel Siaz
The Nintendo 3DS, one of Nintendo’s newest consoles, is a delight for gamers of the past 25 years. After the Nintendo 64, the GameCube, and the Wii, the Nintendo 3DS is Nintendo’s fourth console with 3D effects.