By PJ REGOLE To understand the impact of regulating social media, one must first understand what the term “fake news” really entails. Fake news is a term likely popularized by (not) our president, Donald Trump, by his claims that all the negative things in the news about him are made up. With […]
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By John Kordich, Fitness and Wellness instructor Good news: The Athletics, Fitness and Wellness Division at Pima Community College has expanded its program and increased access through its “MultiFitness Center” concept. This means people can register for FAW 110 and also work out at the Desert Vista Fitness Center, East Campus Clements Center, Northwest […]
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By JUSTINA ZIEGLER One’s eyes have sight but not vision when one’s heart is blind. According to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, there are about 800 million people worldwide who are hungry. The UNFAO also states about one-third of the world’s food gets thrown away, or about 2.9 trillion pounds a year. That […]
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By BRIANNA HERNANDEZ This season, the Pima Community College men’s soccer team is looking to leave last season’s bitter playoff disqualification in the past. “We have moved on,” Coach Dave Cosgrove said. “Nothing can be done about it. We just hope to field a good team this year that can challenge for the Region I […]
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By: Vanesa Barnett DACA Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals – DACA- has been around for five years and it remains a battle between the White House and the people of the United States. Former President Barack Obama made DACA to let undocumented immigrants obtain a workers permit and go to school with in-state tuition. […]
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I.T.Girl Cool story, tech bro By KATELYN ROBERTS When I first heard about Google Bro, I was annoyed. Before I read the Google employee’s anonymous letter sent throughout his department at work, I hated him. To me, Google Bro, the recently fired software engineer, was just another dude spouting the same sexist spiel: the lack […]
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