Education By: Jessica De Soto In today's world, most learning institutions in the United States and other parts of the world have embraced online education. Online education is preferred because it enables education flexibility it helps in improving time management skills. Also, online education helps teachers and students to attend classes from any part of the world. First, online education has resulted in learning flexibility as it depends on an individual's learning pace.

News By: Jessica De Soto What are the greatest challenges in dealing with issues of diversity in news media? Is it possible that our newsrooms in America are filled with more white people and not enough minorities? Is it because the white man is scared to touch bases with communities that illuminate diversity in our society, or is it because the root of the issue hasn't truly been solved; therefore, we keep ignoring the voices that need to be heard? The staffing of the Americ

Editorial By: Jessica De Soto Despite the unbalanced effort of collaborating with our LBCC peers to illustrate Student Life, the community scene has become a black and gray drought. Throughout the semesters, we have attended LBCC and realized the lack of relations between the students here. With 30,000 students, it seems like they are oblivious to the visible opportunities in front of them to create a more connected, balanced, and spirited school. We remembered that back in h

Opinion By: Jessica De Soto Do you believe that ethical responsibility has suffered because gathering and reporting the news has evolved (internet, social media, citizen journalism, etc.)? Yes, I do. The remaking of journalism has been a consistent battle for many years in the era of fake news, the internet, and citizen journalism. In 2013 at Long Beach City College, my professor, Pat Mckean had stated that newspapers would soon take a plunge in this new era that we are going

News By: Jessica De Soto On Friday, August 16, Dominicans came together in the Dominican Republic to celebrate the restoration of their independence. Loud merengue and bachata music filled the streets while people expressed themselves with rhythmical movement as they drank the night away with Presidente beers and rum in their hands. Dominicans fashionably waved their flag as they repeated a systematic variation from side to side, along with the blaring music playing from the