Boxing is a sport like no other. From the build-up to the fight to the fighters finally facing off in the ring, boxing is an age-old form of entertainment. From the beginning of mankind, fighting has been a vice, yet a form of enjoyment to watch. It is often labeled as a “bloodsport,” touted as “too controversial” at times, and no doubt “violent.” With origins … Continue reading The Case Against Floyd Mayweather: The Boring Boxer by Elijah Sumalbag

During this international pandemic, there are a lot of emotions going on right now. The biggest emotional crisis for many students is about the class of 2020 not having a traditional graduation ceremony. It may seem like a lot of people don’t care because one, they already graduated, or two, they have a year or more to graduate, which is understandable. But, everyone should realize … Continue reading The Class of 2020: A Graduation that No One Saw Coming by Ciara Lott

We’re almost halfway through the year of 2020, and there have been plenty of events that will be recalled in many people’s history books generations from now. The large majority of these historical oddities such as the wildfires within Australia and the recent health scare incident of North Korea’s Supreme Leader, Kim Jong-un, have led people across the world to be in a state of … Continue reading The Calm Before The Storm: A Look Into The History of the Coronavirus by Ayat Chapman

  Getting a pet as a child or even as an adult is always a good feeling, right? It’s the feeling of having someone always there for you who will listen to you no matter what. Sadly not everyone can get a pet, however, if you do have one, why not celebrate them? National Pet Month can be celebrated twice a year if you are … Continue reading National Pet Month! by Na’jhay Whren-Jones