Priscila Rego Contributing Writer I have been writing and trying recipes for longer than what I can remember… I was one of those little girls who lived by her plastic doll kitchen, cooking up all sorts of sandy goodness. Well, after a few good years of practice, I’ve come to adventure more and more into…Continue Reading Paleolithic skewers & asparagus just for you
Elliot Tritto Central Bureau Chief Super Bowl 53 was a bit of a disappointment. People have regarded this as the “worst Super Bowl” due to the Patriots taking home the championship for the sixth time, a lame half-time performance and a surprising report of low ratings. Although the game itself looked to be unremarkable, it…Continue Reading Super Bowl 53: What happened?
Anabel Sanchez Online Editor Schools have closed, wet hair freezes within minutes and boiled water turns into ice within seconds. Mimicking imagery straight out of “Day After Tomorrow”, a phenomenon known as the polar vortex has assaulted the north of the U.S this winter. The blistering cold has caused numerous business and mail services…Continue Reading The big chill: Polar vortex freezes the northern U.S.
Thandie Brown Staff Writer Studying abroad is one the most exciting things you can do in college outside of starting your own club and finishing your degree on time. Broward College’s Study Abroad homepage defines study abroad as, “an academic program which provides students with the opportunity to travel the world while earning credit toward…Continue Reading Students have opportunities to study abroad
Michael Gennaro North Bureau Chief Since 1982, Broward College has awarded its most esteemed professors and adjuncts the Professor of the Year award. From Feb. 4 to Feb. 27, voting for the 2019 professor of the year award will be open to all Broward College students. On North and South Campuses, one full-time and two…Continue Reading Cast your vote for Professor of the Year
Michelle Castano Editor-in-Chief Broward College created a 60 credit Human Services Associate of Science degree. According to BC, this degree is designed for people seeking employment or advancements in human services. “Our ultimate goal is to get you an associate degree, get you a job in the field, and we are hoping to one day,…Continue Reading Human Services, a helping profession degree now offered at BC Human Services
Michelle Castano Editor-in-Chief What do BC students do outside of college life? In what ways do they manage their time? BC New Media Communications student, Joy Cannizzaro is multifaceted in a plethora of ways. Not only is she a Broward College student, but she works at the Connecticut School of Broadcasting, has her own podcast,…Continue Reading The secret life of a multi-faceted Broward College student
Anabel Sanchez Online Editor For decades, animation has managed to provide a platform that showcases fantasies and stories that stem from the furthest reaches of creators’ imaginations. Now, with the American cultural shift and the advent of social media, fans have been able to voice their desires—through no shortage of impassioned interactions—to see inclusive characters…Continue Reading A movement: Representation in animation
Elliot Tritto Central Bureau Chief Everyone can agree that transitioning from high school to college is stressful. It’s the period where we learn how to manage our time, rely on our ourselves, understand the importance of working hard, go through crappy break-ups, and above all, how to invest. Sometimes in life it’s nice to…Continue Reading Top 5 Shows College students should watch
Elliot Tritto Central Bureau Chief Netflix’s the Punisher resides, to me, as one of the greatest superhero shows that’ ever been on screen. The Punisher accomplishes this by having masterful storytelling, relatable characters, choreographed action sequences and a pulse-pounding musical score. Rarely do I binge-watch television shows yet with all these boundless aspects, the show…Continue Reading Punisher 2 review: One batch, two batch, will there be more?