They’ve been a key part of professional essays for a long time. Are they even necessary? By Joshua Cook Essays aren’t exactly the easiest thing to produce. This is kind of a big part of it, their entire role is to be a giant wall of text (maybe with some breaks in it) about a…
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OPINION: We Need to Start Being Nicer To Each Other
By Josh Cook I feel like bullying and just being a mean person in general has become a little too normalized in today’s society. This isn’t a lone sentiment either, Mr. Hernandez of C07 says “It’s weird because I don’t see the same bullying like I used to. Before, it was more direct and now…
CSO Blanton: Security Around Campus
By Josh Cook Recently, I had the pleasure of interviewing Campus Security Officer Chris Blanton. The following text is a transcript of our interview, covering the most significant matters surrounding this job. So what made you want to be a CSO? “I didn’t originally know I wanted to be a CSO until I started doing…
It Came From the Plunge!
The Story of the Hayward Plunge murders that have haunted the establishment for many years by Joshua Cook The Hayward Plunge is a questionable swimming spot at best. Compared to other indoor facilities of its kind, it falls flat with a 4.4-star rating out of 5, based on 262 independent reviews of varying moods as…
OPINION: Bitcoin Is the Future, But Also the Enemy.
By Joshua Cook Bitcoin has existed for as long as decentralized cryptocurrency since, well, it’s the first. It was established in 2008, and was made with the intent of improving freedom of movement of currency, but swiftly evolved into the “cash cow” we know it as today. It was never meant to be as valuable…
OPINION: Equity or Equality?
By Joshua Cook There’s been a problem plaguing the American school system in recent years. According to multiple sources, ever since the 2020 pandemic and a little bit before that multiple problems have arisen including but not limited to sinking student grades, declining college enrollment rates, and the graduating class size. Even if none of…
What is YEP?
By Joshua Cook Struggling to learn how to drive? Having difficulty earning college credits? The Youth Enrichment Program (YEP) offers support and resources for students looking to improve their skills and enhance their educational journey. Established recently, the YEP focuses on the educational development of students before and/or after school. The program promotes cognitive and…
Tips for Writer’s Block
by Joshua Cook There’s an ongoing problem in the school system that I’m sure has impacted you in the past, the same way it’s affected me in the past. In fact, I’m willing to admit it’s one that I’m facing right now as I write this article; Writer’s Block, and it has no plans to…