Opinions – The Boiling Point

Autonomous Cars Endanger Transportation

Zane Ortega, Staff Writer

May 1, 2019

When you begin to think about the future, what comes to mind? Flying cars, time machines, robots, and computers are the first things that one begins to think about the future. Although some of these ideas are mostly seen in the sc...

Why Equal Access Restrooms Are So Important

Emery Hajek, Staff Writer

May 1, 2019

As of June 2018, eighteen states and the District of Columbia adopted laws which prohibit discrimination against transgender individuals in public spaces in employment, housing, and public accommodations (via Media Matters). Yet, the f...

Black History Month and Its Significance

Gia Jesse-Rasinskis, Managing Editor

February 27, 2019

February is often seen as the dreaded month in which Valentine’s Day occurs, a fruitless celebration and an excuse to buy heart-shaped boxes. During this month one very real, and very incredible celebration, often overlooked, ...

Michael Myers has escaped and is back

Peter Zuccollo, Staff Writer

October 31, 2018

Michael Myers is back this Halloween to give everyone a scare. The new movie hit theatres October 18. The first Halloween was released in 1978, produced by John Carpenter, and was only given a budget of 325,000 dollars to create the film. It sounds l...

March Madness: NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament Preview – South Region

Ryan Fravel, Sports Editor

March 19, 2018

The NCAA Tournament has started and the madness has already kicked off, as two big upsets yesterday caused busted brackets early in the competition. The #11 Seed Loyola-Chicago Ramblers upset the #6 Seeded Miami Hurricanes as t...