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Note to self: Primetime is getting its act together with engaging, stimulating television that might just do more than entertain viewer. Can TV increase brain activity or provide an outlet for...
View ArticleThe Cupid Project
Marisa San Miguel discovers how the online dating world works and actually puts one website to the test going on good, better and…better dates. Marisa San Miguel | Contributing Writer Dear Journal,...
View ArticleR.I.P Books
The life of printed books seems dangerously close to a digital death. But how will that affect the readers or stories past, and where are we headed from here? Scott Jacob | Contributing Writer...
View ArticlePOV: Treacherous technology in Parenting
Scott Jacob | Contributing Writer Being a chunky, awkward, latchkey kid in sixth grade is not exactly the perfect formula for societal integration and popularity. What I – the rotund boy who preferred...
View ArticleSaying “I Do” Too Soon
Christians weigh in on the touchy topic of getting marriage young. Scott Jacob | Contributing Writer Golden rays drift toward the freshly cut green grass, on which pearl white chairs elegantly gleam...
View ArticleLiberal Son of the Church
Despite Western conservative backlash, Pope Francis aligns more with mainstream Catholicism than the public perceives. Katelyn Montalvo | Contributing Writer Mid-November on CNN’s “The Lead with Jake...
View ArticleThe Skinny on Health Marketing
Dieting Trends might be part of New Year’s resolution making, but not all diets are created equal. Caitlin Trude | Contributing Writer Like seasonal fashion trends, a number of trendy diet programs and...
View ArticleAll of God’s Children
Emily Leyva | Contributing Writer The glittering flow of softly lit lights. Humble heads bent down in prayer and worship. An exchange of presents between loved ones and fond memories of laughter,...
View ArticleThe Psychology of Disney
Brooke Siepel | Contributing Writer Once upon a dream we just couldn’t wait to be king, see a whole new world and go the distance. We believed that a happy little thought could make us fly, “hakuna...
View ArticleRussia 2014
Arielle Dreher | Editor-in-Cheif Russia is likely to have been in your news feed lately with hot headlines featuring infamous NSA document leaker Edward Snowden who is currently vacationing in...
View ArticleThree’s a Crowd
It’s the all-too-familiar story of three people in love: two people who love the same person, with that person caught in between them Katie Brown | Contributing Writer It is seen again and again in...
View ArticleOne Click is all it Takes
Smartphone apps can be convenient and helpful, but the risk is higher than many users think Katie Brown | Contributing Writer Many smartphone users take advantage of free apps such as Snapchat,...
View ArticleMyth Busters: Historical Edition
With a lot less explosions and a lot more research. Many of us are con- tent to accept what we learned in his- tory classes and seldom dispute the sources. But believe it or not, there are “facts” that...
View ArticleA Practical Co-Operation
The Myrahouse in Claremont, CA fosters a community committed to holistic care and meditation Alex Scrivner | Contributing Writer The tempo and cadence of a typical southern California lifestyle...
View ArticleThe Importance of Handwriting
Why schools might be making a big mis- take eliminating handwriting and cursive from their curriculum Dadrienne Thompson | Contributing Writer Remember those tissue-paper thin pieces of paper with...
View ArticleCoachella 2014
It’s that time of year again, the weekend-long Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is coming to Indio, Calif., on April 11-13 as well as April 18-20. With 167 bands set to perform, and three major...
View ArticleHeaven is For Real
Paige Smith | Contributing Writer At four-years-old, Colton Burpo was rushed into an emergency room. The doctors feared that he would not survive. After the surgery he recalled many details including...
View ArticleThe Graduates
How walking across the stage can fulfill the American Dream and other myths surrounding higher education Arielle Dreher | Editor-In-Cheif College: a quintessential part of the American Dream leading...
View ArticleTeach for America: What A Corps Member Can Do That a Corporation Can’t
“One day all children in this nation will have the opportunity to attain an excellent education” – TFA mission Alex Scrivner | Contributing Writer You are about to graduate from a university and...
View ArticleGold Rush Hour
How the Gold Line has changed the San Gabriel Valley’s system of transportation for good Lauren Duran | Contributing Writer Welcome to Los Angeles, a city filled with diverse cultures, wide ranging...
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