• California Assembly OKs highest minimum wage in nation
• S. Korea unveils first graphic cigarette warnings
• US joins with South Korea, Japan in bid to deter North Korea
• LPGA golfer Chun In-gee finally back in action
• S. Korea won’t be top seed in final World Cup qualification round
• US men’s soccer misses 2nd straight Olympics
• US back on track in qualifying with 4-0 win over Guatemala
• High-intensity workout injuries spawn cottage industry
• CDC expands range of Zika mosquitoes into parts of Northeast
• Who knew? ‘The Walking Dead’ is helping families connect

All posts tagged "student reporters"

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  Differences Between Doublespeak and Lies

  In today’s world, people tend to trick others by manipulating words to be false or making them sound differently. Both William Lutz’s The World of Doublespeak and Stephanie Ericsson’s The Ways We Lie illustrate the common types...

  • Posted January 19, 2016
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  Making A Difference : Volunteer at Covenant House Teen Shelter

  I have been volunteering for a total of 3 months so far. In just that time span, I have changed drastically in a very good way since then. I was always interested in helping people in need...

  • Posted January 19, 2016
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  Nature’s janitors in danger

  The vulture, as a scavenger of corpses and remains, has long been maligned as a symbol of greed and rapaciousness, and is closely associated with death, decay, and taint. The first images that come to mind when...

  • Posted January 4, 2016
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  How to prepare for not-so-little El Niño in 2016

  The residents of the Los Angeles County must prepare and be ready for El Niño. Translated as “the little boy” in Spanish, El Niño tends to come around Christmas time. El Niño occurs approximately every two to...

  • Posted January 4, 2016
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  The importance of fan culture

  Star Wars: The Force Awakens was released on December 17th, but fans were lining up for the beloved series as early as December 5th, according to an article by Jacopo Prisco for CNN. Fans pitched tents outside of...

  • Posted January 4, 2016
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  Beyond just dancing

  “Did your family come from South Korea or North Korea?” This is the most common question I get from saying that I am Korean. “If my family lived in North Korea, I don’t think we would even...

  • Posted December 28, 2015
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  100% Identification?

  It may seem unlikely that the complexity of the human brain and innumerable types of personalities can simply be divided into categories. However, this is the underlying idea that is used to defend the legitimacy of the...

  • Posted December 28, 2015
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