Ignoring the ballot box won’t fix what’s broken
To my fellow students who had the right to vote but chose not to: Why didn’t you? I respect your right to sit out, but I still think it’s important to talk
The student voice of Santa Ana College
Remake of Swedish classic a surprising hit
Director James Watkins has finally done it. Having been in the director’s chair for 16 years making bad remakes, Watkins finally did what I didn’t think he was capable of doing. He
Fear For All: Five Must-Watch Horror Films of 2024
So far, 2024 has been a great year for horror fans. The medium seems to be making a comeback, by moving on from cheap scares to bringing back the craft of top-notch
The two-party system is failing us.
Since the early 1800s, Americans have been stuck between Democrats and Republicans as the two major parties for the presidential race. Year after year, Americans have grown increasingly disappointed with the candidates
Cinema legend’s passion project falls flat
Megalopolis should be retitled “Mega-FLOP-olis.” The latest film from Francis Ford Coppola is a blatant sign of the cinema legend’s declining prowess. Coppola’s flick tries to be a grand statement on the
Moving OC Pride out of DTSA is a terrible mistake
Orange County’s adored LGBTQ Pride Festival and Parade is packing up and leaving homey Downtown Santa Ana for the buttoned-up OC Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. As a Santanero and someone who’s been
Download and print our Spring 2024 opinions zine
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Five of my most anticipated movies for the rest of 2024
Click here to download a zine version of this article So far, 2024 has a few memorable films that I would not mind watching again. Spy x Family: Code White is an
The best episode from each season of Young Sheldon
Comedy is arguably the best genre of TV to watch when someone needs to cheer up and laugh. Friends, The Office, Brooklyn Nine-Nine and The Big Bang Theory are among the best
It’s not “dystopian,” it’s real.
Suzanne Collins first thought of the concept behind The Hunger Games as she was sitting at home watching television. As she flipped through channels of reality TV and coverage of the Iraq