2016 Presidential Campaign- the odds are in her favor
May 7, 2015
And by her—I mean Hilary Clinton. Let’s face it, she is the most normal candidate, everyone knows her, and more importantly, the democratic bloc is rising higher than the rest. Hillary Rodham Clinton has a long list of accomplishments preceding her run in the 2016 presidential elections. The...
Agricultural land in a state of drought
April 22, 2015
The first in California’s history—Gov. Jerry Brown orders mandatory water restrictions over the entire state. Although not a complete shock, considering the state is entering into its fourth year of a drought, the restrictions are still having large effects. Effects that are unfortunately no...
The Jonathan Taylor conundrum
April 15, 2015
Innocent until proven guilty—a principle commonly known in our justice system, yet selectively used among athletes in our society. Jonathan Taylor was a recently admitted students into the University of Alabama at the beginning of this year, following his dismissal from the University of Georgia...
Letter from the Editor—Black History Month is not over
February 27, 2015
Black History Month doesn’t end on Saturday. I say this because it is absolutely clear that we as a nation have not fully freed ourselves from racism. After the many incidents this past year involving black Americans and police brutality, you would think that America was going to skip Black History...