Jhantae Jones Staff Writer On Oct. 1, the gym was not ready for what could happen. The first intramural basketball game of the year marked the beginning of the season at Broward College Central Campus. The gym was packed to the brim and many students had brought their shoes or snacks, ready to compete or…Continue Reading A Physical Tournament: Basketball intramural recap
Valeria De Miguel Melo Staff Writer Someone’s ethnicity is so much more that a set of traits a certain group of people share. It is a collective history that unifies individuals but also makes their uniqueness run even deeper. It is a sense of identity and experiences that may very well help determine the focus…Continue Reading The Art of Sharing: A Hispanic Heritage Month Event
Paola Falquez Staff Writer On a sun-soaked afternoon at Broward College’s South Campus, the sounds of roaring engines and excited chatter filled the air as students and car enthusiasts gathered for the annual fall semester car meet. Sponsored by the Automotive Service Management program in collaboration with Student Life, the event offered a unique glimpse…Continue Reading Revving Up for the Future: Broward College Car Meet Showcases Automotive Talent
Swami Hinojosa Editor-in-Chief On Oct. 3, members of the Seahawks Soccer Club participated in the intramural games at Broward College’s South Campus. Outdoor soccer has become an opportunity not only to play sports but to build a sense of community. Last season, they managed to gather between 20 and 30 people every Thursday, all from…Continue Reading Clash of the Cleats: South Campus Intramurals
Swami Hinojosa Editor-in-Chief In a world where technology is advancing faster than we can comprehend, staying updated on the latest innovations is crucial. The rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into society has transformed not only the business and healthcare sectors but also education. One of the most groundbreaking developments is introducing virtual reality (VR)…Continue Reading Virtual Reality takes the stage in education
Winda Saintil Staff Writer I’m sure by now many of you have seen pink ribbons, pink buses, and so on. October is breast cancer awareness month, and I would like to clarify some common misconceptions about the disease, as well as give insight into what causes it. According to the National Breast Cancer Foundation,…Continue Reading Breast Cancer: Myths, Realities, and What You Can Do
Valeria De Miguel Melo Staff Writer On every October 31st, children can be seen sporting costumes and asking for candy across the United States and many other countries around the globe. Candy, laughs, and excitement are shared throughout communities as groups of families and friends admire each other’s costumes and the Halloween decorations around their…Continue Reading Halloween History: Roots and Origins
Bria Vaughn Staff Writer It’s that time of year again, the smell of cinnamon and nutmeg fill the air, leaves are changing colors, allergies are making a strong comeback, and if you are in Florida, hurricane season is almost over. The coffee shops are flooded with scents of a distinct spiced fruit while soul…Continue Reading The Great Autumn Debate: Pumpkin vs Sweet Potato
Bria Vaughn Staff Writer On a late rainy night, while doing EVR1001 homework, I was scrolling through Spotify (procrastinating) searching for *The Perfect Playlist*. I ended up just going to my liked songs playlist, pressed shuffle and vowed to let the Spotify Shuffle gods work their magic. After about 30 minutes of the most glorious,…Continue Reading Best 2010s rap supergroup bracket results and cultural analysis
London Dernis Online Editor It’s October 11, 1975 and there are 90 minutes before the premiere of “Saturday Night” on NBC. Everything that can go wrong, does go wrong. But what else would you expect from a group of 20-something-year-olds in Manhattan? At the time of its release, “Saturday Night” was doomed to fail. It…Continue Reading Saturday Night (not Live): A must-see movie