Paola Falquez Social Media Editor Cobra Kai has become one of Netflix’s most beloved series, capturing both the hearts of Karate Kid fans and a younger generation alike. With the release of the final season, there’s more excitement than ever. Who could have imagined a show about karate would bring such drama, nostalgia, and family-friendly…Continue Reading The Final Round: Cobra Kai’s Last Season is a Must-Watch
Bria Vaughn Staff Writer We are losing recipes. In an age dominated by UberEats, fast food, and pre-made, pre-seasoned heat-and-eat meals, we are losing the art of cooking. Sure, you might say, “But wait! I use Memaw’s recipe for mashed potatoes every holiday!” Yet somehow, the food never tastes the same. After receiving the book…Continue Reading “A Pinch of This, A Handful of That: Seasoning Until the Ancestors Say Stop”
Melissa Eugene Staff Writer For a period of my life, I was a perfectionist, I had the “perfect” morning routine, the “perfect” night routine, I had scheduled screen time breaks. I had the “perfect” gym routine. My everyday routine from the moment I opened my eyes to the moment I closed them was “perfect.” And…Continue Reading The Mind of a Perfectionist
Can Altug Staff Writer Originally from Los Angeles, EDC, short for Electric Daisy Carnival, is a 3-day long music festival. EDC Orlando takes place at Tinker Field, Orlando. More than 300,000 people from all over the country attend the festival to see their favorite performer and have a magical experience. Like other music festivals, EDC…Continue Reading EDC Orlando: Three Days of Music and Memories
London Dernis Online Editor Season 33 of Dancing with The Stars (DWTS) came to its conclusion in a dazzling three-hour finale. Airing on Nov. 26, the night was full of shocking scores, friendly faces, and of course, new mirrorball champions. The finale featured five couples, deviating from the usual four. It included Chandler Kinney and…Continue Reading A Glistening Goodbye: Dancing With the Stars Season 33 Finale
Valeria De Miguel Melo Managing Editor Our world is formed by perception; life is a mirror. How you see yourself is how the world sees you and how you see the world; self-perception ties into everything. There is a term in psychology called selective attention. It is defined as “the ability to focus on a…Continue Reading Self-Perception: Stop Holding Yourself Back
Jordan Stephenson South Bureau Chief There have been many intriguing games, players, teams, and storylines this 2024-25 NBA season. Some of those storylines include the young rising teams, the young rising stars, the In Season Tournament second year hopefulness, the MVP race, the potential All-Star team voting, NBA parity, the unknown Rookie of the Year…Continue Reading NBA 2024-25 Season: News and Notes
Paola Falquez Social Media Editor Nestled in Dania Beach, just a ten-minute drive from Broward College’s Central Campus, lies a hidden treasure for book lovers, history buffs, and those seeking a quiet escape. The Old Florida Bookshop, with its rich history, eclectic collection, and cozy atmosphere, offers an experience unlike any chain bookstore or library….Continue Reading Exploring Nostalgia: A Visit to the Old Florida Bookshop
Valeria De Miguel Melo Managing Editor Ronald Weasley in the Harry Potter series once said that going to the library is just what Hermione Granger does. “When in doubt, go to the library,” he said. This is especially true for college students working hard to excel in their classes and gather as much knowledge as…Continue Reading When in doubt, go to your library this semester
Karisma Polly Staff Writer In our previous semester during the fall on Central Campus, Broward College students and staff gathered to enjoy a great meal, socialize, and listen to live music at the annual Hawks-giving feast. The Hawks-giving feast was like a miniature Thanksgiving festival; it included live music, good food and was very well…Continue Reading A head start on Thanksgiving with BC’s Hawks-giving feast