Why Are People Afraid of Trump? Dissecting Agenda 47
Why are people so freaked out about Trump? Are people even listening to what he actually wants? Well yes, and now you can too. Read ahead to figure out just some of the reasons why people are so nervous and uncertain about Trump's reelection from his own manifesto, Agenda 47.
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Is Journalism Dead?
This is the question that rang in my head while attending the 2024 NV/CA Fall Leadership Conference in San Jose on October 18, 2024. I questioned my career aspirations and my educational path. Am I about to buy a ticket to a ship that is already sinking? I talked to former journalist of 20 years Stefanie Hoffman about these questions, and the answers may surprise you.
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Dear America, By the Time You’re Reading This, It Could Be Too Late
For some, voting is a choice, a convenience; for others, it’s about survival. What I’m trying to say is that a vote isn’t just a ballot cast in private—it’s an act that impacts others.
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The Anti-American Stance of Donald Trump
Trust in institutions and the peaceful transition of power are essential to civil society.
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Beyond The Green Flags
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Beyond the Red Carpet; asking questions at the afterparty at the Cordillera International Film Festival
On September 28th, I was invited on a trip to Sparks, Nevada to write about my experience going to the Cordillera International Film Festival. After attending the Jury Awards Ceremony at the Legends Mall’s Imax Movie Theater around 7:30 PM, I made my way to attend the Awards Celebration Party across from the theater, hosted at the Canina Los Tres Hombres. Come read what it was like to attend the festival's award ceremony and pick the brains of creatives in the film industry!
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The Memeification of P. Diddy
The underlying problem with younger generations' reaction to P. Diddy's apprehension, and the greater issues it alludes to.
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So, You Endorsed A Transphobic Event . . .
Without naming names, or starting unnecessary drama, I, Justin Stock of the Butte College Roadrunner, endorsed and promoted an event that I did not learn until after my article was published was a trans-exclusionary event. In this article, I would like to not only take accountability for my misstep, but also give a rundown of my panicked thought process after learning this unfortunate news. Highlighting the blind spots that show themselves that we wish we didn’t have.
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Meet Your Classmates, With a Survey
We’re only one short survey away from breaking the ice.
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The Gospel of Hypocrisy : How the Right Misuses Jesus
The conservative right often wraps itself in Christianity to gain votes, when in reality their agenda is the antithesis of what Jesus taught. Let’s explore Kristofferson's song “Jesus Was a Capricorn” and how it relates to all the many ways that the American political right wrongly uses the name of Christ.
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The Glorious Exorcism at The Allianz
In a match that mirrored their darkest hour, Botafogo proved they are no longer a team that concedes last-minute winners. The game played in São Paulo had everything—drama, tension, and in the end, redemption. In this article, we will explore and analyze the ins and outs of the thrilling match between the Glorious and the Alviverde. A game that will go down in history as one of the most exhilarating showdowns that the Libertadores has ever seen.
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