Jordan Stephenson South Bureau Chief January 26 will shockingly mark three years since Kobe and Gigi were tragically killed in a helicopter crash, in Calabasas, California. All the people who were tragically killed in this helicopter crash were: Laker’s legend, Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna Bryant, John Altobelli, Keri Altobelli, Alyssa Altobelli, Christiana Mauser, Sarah Chester, Payton Chester, and lastly
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Jordan Stephenson South Bureau Chief On Jan. 14, Jan. 15 and Jan.16, the NFL Wild Card games took place. Rookie 3rd string QB, Brock Purdy and the 49ers, beat Geno Smith and the Seahawks. It was close at halftime, but eventually they overwhelmed them in the 2nd half. The scores was 41-23, in a divisional rivalry game. Three reasons why
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Maya Mohan North Bureau Chief Human trafficking is the unlawful act of transporting people in order to benefit from their work or services. It’s dangerous, immoral, and the most typical form of forced labor and sexual exploitation. Many people do not think that they could ever be affected by human trafficking or even become a potential victim, but the truth
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Melaina Lawrence Ashley Velazquez Staff Writers Before College Academy, I knew I loved reading. I knew a good story could transform my day, I knew adventures could distract me from real life, and I knew I loved words. That was that. However, what I did not know was how much I’d grow to love writing and telling my own tales.
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Kacie Doran Staff Writer The Seahawk Marketplace has moved to the planetarium building on Central Campus for students to stop in and get free snacks and groceries. Dana Bartholomew, the new Food Insecurity Coordinator said, “Times are tough enough as it is and the financial stability of a lot of people is extremely challenging. With Seahawk Outreach Services (SOS), we
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Christy Joshy Social Media Editor After a memorable FIFA World Cup, supporters of the fan-favorite Messi and his Argentine team can return home victorious—and alive. However, the same cannot be said of the thousands of migrant workers who made the spectacular 2022 event a reality. FIFA has been subject to claims of numerous human rights violations throughout the
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Isabella Mendez-Bedoya Staff Writer To end the year 2022, there has been many events. One of these events being the World Cup 2022, which brings many people and countries together every four years to watch these soccer games to see which country will be the world champion. For many legends such as Cristiano Ronaldo, Luka Modric, Luis Suarez, Angel Di
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Ryan Marin Central Bureau Chief Broward College is back for the spring semester, and that means a new semester of events and activities held by Student Life. Student Life is focused on holistic development, which means they look at all aspects of the wellbeing of students when planning their events. Their events and programs cover 6 main learning themes: leadership, inclusion,
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lawrm@mail.broward.edu Ashley Velazquez Melaina Lawrence Staff Writers Wednesday has officially made its grand opening on Netflix, giving an early holiday treat to Addams Family fans who could not wait to begin snapping their fingers once again. Released on November 23, 2022 (a Wednesday, of course), this comedic horror series officially marks Tim Burton’s, famously known for The Nightmare Before Christmas,
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Swami Hinojosa Staff Writer We have been waiting 13 years for another “Avatar” movie. Finally, it was confirmed 13 years ago that there would be a sequel, and James Cameron released it on Dec. 16. For those of you who have not seen this film yet, here are a few insights you may find interesting. The second part of “Avatar,”
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