Month: November 2024

Exploring water and climate through art: KX2’s Ripple Effect at Broward College

Paola Falquez Staff Writer  The Duffy Larson Hall at Broward College Central Campus, a gallery space dedicated to supporting fine arts, is currently hosting Ripple Effect, an exhibition by the artist duo KX2: Ruth Avra and Dana Kleinman. Running through Nov. 9, this immersive exhibit invites viewers to contemplate the intricate relationship between water, infrastructure,…Continue Reading Exploring water and climate through art: KX2’s Ripple Effect at Broward College

Students compete in PlutoHacks, BC’s annual hackathon

Victoria Anon Central Bureau Chief PlutoHacks, Broward College’s yearly Hackathon, took place this year on Oct.19 and 20. In this twenty-four hour event, participants form teams and create projects within the limited timeframe of the event. While some students opt to form teams beforehand, you shouldn’t worry if you don’t have a team. At the…Continue Reading Students compete in PlutoHacks, BC’s annual hackathon

Future Business Leaders of America Club offered valuable insights in LinkedIn workshop

Swami Hinojosa Editor-in-Chief In a job market were standing out is more essential than ever, Broward College recently hosted a LinkedIn workshop to help students optimize their profiles and boost their professional presence. Organized by the college’s chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), the workshop offered invaluable tips on building effective LinkedIn…Continue Reading Future Business Leaders of America Club offered valuable insights in LinkedIn workshop

The rise and fall of heavyweight boxing: a shift in focus

Jhantae Jones Jr. Staff Writer Boxing, the sweet science, has had its effect on the mainstream media for many decades, and for many of those decades, the heavyweight division has been the most prominent division of them all. The heavyweight division has given us the likes of Ali, Frazier, Tyson, Holyfield, and many more; the…Continue Reading The rise and fall of heavyweight boxing: a shift in focus

Tim Burton’s Beetlejuice Returns Just in Time for Fall Season

Tabetha Martin Howard Online Editor     Tim Burton’s 1988 classic Beetlejuice now has a sequel, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, released just in time for the holidays. The original Beetlejuice follows the story of the Maitland’s, a couple who die in their small town and must navigate life in the afterlife. When their house is sold to…Continue Reading Tim Burton’s Beetlejuice Returns Just in Time for Fall Season

Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show returns with inclusivity and iconic glamour

Swami Hinojosa Editor-in-Chief It has been nearly two weeks since the much-anticipated Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show returned, marking its first show since 2017. Known for its glamorous productions and iconic models, the show has been a cultural phenomenon that showcases top models from around the world. Typically, the runway is graced by a mix of…Continue Reading Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show returns with inclusivity and iconic glamour

Managing Election Stress

Winda Saintil  Staff Writer   For the last year we have heard or seen countless campaign ads. Having access to this information is necessary, but it can also have negative impacts on our mental health. With so much circulating information, it can feel like the political drama never stops. On top of the election stress,…Continue Reading Managing Election Stress

Saturday Night (NOT Live): A Must-See Movie   

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 unique and…Continue Reading Saturday Night (NOT Live): A Must-See Movie