The time has come, where one realizes another year has ended and another is soon to follow. For some, this becomes a catalyst for transformational
Category: Opinion
Pro: Setting resolutions helps you stay disciplined
Setting New Year’s Resolutions is common, achievable, and is a tradition that has been around forever. The origins of New Year’s Resolutions can be traced
Help those that need it the most
While Pierce College prioritizes helping disadvantaged students of all types through its Academic Accommodations, there are some out there who need more direct assistance in
PRO: Give us the week off for Thanksgiving
The most important aspect of a student’s academic career is performance, and what matters most for anyone sensible is their mental health and social life.
CON: Don’t change the school schedule
Thanksgiving break, which is intended to provide a two-day respite for college students and professors alike, ends up being more of a burden than it
Boost attendance for sporting events
It’s the last 10 seconds of a home basketball game. The players are tired. They gather their remaining strength and channel it into a last-minute
Column: Accept us for who we are
Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) therapy is one of the most common forms of treatment used with Autism Spectrum Disorders. But many who undergo the experience
Add more sports on campus
Pierce College is one of five LACCD schools that doesn’t have a men’s soccer program and women’s cross country. With how successful the Brahmas women’s
Column: Stop antisemitism once and for all
History is repeating itself with a battle against Jews that was fought for centuries and never seems to stop—antisemitism. Antisemitism is hostility to, prejudice toward
Who ran the better campaign? – Karen Bass
Earlier this year, billionaire businessman Rick Caruso switched parties. He is running as a Democrat for Tuesday’s Los Angeles mayoral election. Instead, vote for Karen