Kaela Perkins – Staff Writer Broward College’s Central Campus recently had their Fall Festival on the Sept. 22, which featured fun activities, arts and crafts, foods and drinks. Many students enjoyed themselves. The Festival had lots of activities for students to enjoy. It had an inflatable obstacle course, mechanical bull riding, kettle corn and pumpkin…Continue Reading The BC Central Campus Fall Festival was a success
Marquis Grant – Staff Writer As many students prepare for their last semester at Broward College and others look forward to completing a degree here, many of these students also look forward to transferring to a larger university. Whether graduating soon or still a few years away, many students are not yet aware of some…Continue Reading Tips on Transferring to a University from Broward College
Jessica Kladerman – Editor-in-Chief Student Life held a Spirit Day celebration at Broward College’s Central Campus on Sep. 29 as an opportunity for students to let loose and show their Seahawk pride! Students were lining up to partake in the event and were able to create their own tie dye shirts, while supplies lasted, just…Continue Reading Broward College Holds Outdoor Spirit Day
Animal EDventures Park & Safari is hosting its second annual Spooky Safari & Pumpkin Patch, located in Boynton Beach. On Wednesdays through Sundays from now through the 31st, guests can go through a Halloween themed safari where they get the chance to greet, learn and feed animals like sloths, birds, kangaroos, and more. Photo ops are…Continue Reading Exciting Fall Events Around The Community
Naomi Volcy – Staff Writer Often times, teen dramas do not accurately capture the teenage lens. Rather, they overdramatize teenage life and leave many shows feeling out of touch, or like a satire. The Netflix series, Sex Education, does an excellent job at capturing the teenage lens. The plot, characters and their motivations are mostly realistic…Continue Reading Netflix’s Sex Education: Teenage Lens and Sexuality
Lachin Kerbabaeva – Staff Writer Dune (2021), the most anticipated film of this year, will be released on Oct. 21. The film is based on the novel by Frank Herbert. Notably, David Lynch’s previous 1984 adaptation of Dune was unsuccessful. This time Denis Villeneuve (Blade Runner 2049, 2017) took the director’s place, and the musical accompaniment was written…Continue Reading New Movies in Cinema Worth Watching
Colette Tamburini – Online Editor Meet Winston, a happy and lovable Pitbull who to Broward college student, Brandon Rodriguez, is the best three-legged pal a human could have! Rodriguez rescued Winston and brought him to the Humane Society. His sister came to visit, she immediately gravitated towards the dog, thinking he was so cute. Rodriquez…Continue Reading Winston the Gentle Giant
Jessica Kladerman – Editor-in-Chief Recall the days of building a pillow or blanket fort. Placing a couple dining room chairs perfectly apart making a good foundation for the blanket or bed sheet roof and playing board games with friends or family for hours. Now imagine doing this on a much larger scale and having family…Continue Reading Autumnal Minestrone Soup
Naomi Volcy – Staff Writer The trend of Dark Academia is one that has gained traction on Tik Tok in 2020, the months following the pandemic. It is popular amongst Generation Z. At face value, it is a trend that focuses on fashion and aesthetics. At its core, the trend places an emphasis on higher…Continue Reading Dark Academia: The Trend and its Classism
Jordan Stephenson – Staff Writer The sports media landscape has an enormous problem, which is the lack of women and people of color that are employed. It remains predominantly white and male. Also, it needs to change for there not to be a consistent imbalance. The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sports (TIDES) released…Continue Reading The Gender and Race Imbalance in Sports Media