Selena Day carries on legacy
Joana Arambula,
Contributor
November 3, 2017
Filed under Arts & Life
Selena Quintanilla, also known as the “Queen of Tejano Music” has inspired me and many other women. Growing up Quintanilla died two years before I was born, and I didn’t know much about her till the age of ten. I never knew why people made such a big deal about her, or why my sister was sad...
Trump Tracker: Pioneer updates on America’s president
Louis LaVenture,
Editor-in-Chief
August 30, 2017
Filed under Politics
What Happened? President Donald Trump visited Texas on Tuesday to assess the damage caused by Hurricane Harvey. Early Tuesday morning, Trump and the first lady Melania visited Corpus Christi and Austin to talk to officials and crews on the ground. Since Friday, the Category 4 Hurric...
Letter to the Editor
Kelley Lash,
CMA President
July 5, 2017
Filed under Letter to Editor, Opinion
Dear California friends and members, College Media Association leadership is deeply disappointed in the laws recently passed in Texas and Kentucky, and we are aware of the state of California’s restrictions on travel to those states and the six others with similar laws. We regret that Californi...
The Oakland Athletics still aren’t good
Marissa Marshall,
Staff Writer
May 17, 2017
It’s an ongoing sad story for Oakland’s home squad, the Oakland Athletics. They still are not good. For the past two years the A’s have had a losing record, 69-93 in 2016, 68-94 in 2015, and this year has been no better as their record stands at 17-22 so far. That record is the worst in the W...
Lone Star State To Make Drastic Changes to Textbooks
May 27, 2010
Filed under Uncategorized
ERICA RATHER Editorial Editor Arizona can finally relax since the controversy and focus has moved to Texas, who’s State Board of Education (SBOE) voted in favor of changing textbook curriculum in social studies last Friday. The right-wing changes, voted on by all of the board’s Republican...
