By Kelly Sanchez It’s safe to say that most parents want the best for their child, but there’s a point where they cross a line. That is when they try to change who their children are. Children are their own people and they shouldn’t be told how to think and feel. People are either happy…
By Rhobie Toussaint With a global pandemic on our backs and a prolonged summer vacation under the constraint of social distancing rules, spending time indoors means different things for different people. While some enjoy the quality time with their families and loved ones, others can sum up the experience of engaging with their relatives using…
By Neyda Borges Jennie Susi Taylor found joy in helping others. It was that spirit of giving that led her to her life’s work: teaching. Her spirit never wavered, despite a 10 year battle with cancer. Throughout her struggles with surgeries, medications, and chemotherapy, she taught her students, her friends and her family about love,…
By Alexandra Reboredo High school movies seem to portray students in cliques- from the Breakfast Club to Mean Girls to High School Musical. However, high schools don’t always tend to be that way. It is usually natural instinct for people to hang out with those they feel most comfortable and have known for a long…