Jessica Arredondo

Spring Choir Show Highlights American Composers

Lights dim, students ascend the stage. The singers create a half circle around the piano facing the director. Strange musical warm-ups fill the room, oohs and ahs, shrieks and face stretching. The

May 23, 2019

Lifestyle

Drag Queens Return To Educate and Amaze Campus

Four drag queens took the Phillips Hall Theater stage April 26, covered in smoke and strobe lights. A smirk at the audience was met with screams, a sexy dance move was countered

May 8, 2019

Lifestyle

Admissions Scandal Proves College Is Rigged for the Rich

Dozens of rich parents were indicted last month for buying their children’s way into the country’s top schools. This just shows how the education system is built on a broken foundation, one

April 2, 2019

Nealley Library’s Graphic Novels Bring Words To Life

March by Rep. John Lewis is not your typical historical memoir. The civil rights advocate turned Congressman shows and tells the various stories that made up the civil rights movement through graphics

April 1, 2019

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Kyles’ Pitching Pushes Dons Past Golden West

Freshman pitcher Aspen Kyles was three outs away from a no hitter at the top of the seventh inning Friday, when Cami Cohen hit a double off to rightfied giving the Rustlers

March 11, 2019

Sports

Professors Need to Keep Their Political Opinions to Themselves

Sitting in one of my classes last month, students were discussing the elections. The classroom quieted down as the professor joined a nearby conversation and singling out one student. The student said

December 10, 2018

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