By: Devonne Tourre     Creation versus creator; this legal situation could potentially show what could have been brewing in the San Bernardino shooter’s mind. But is this worth the government potentially knowing what is on our phones?     On Tuesday, February 12, a Los Angeles judge ordered Apple to help the FBI with an iPhone 5C that had belonged to one of the shooters that occurred in … Continue reading Apple vs. FBI: How A Simple Hack Could Ruin Everyone’s Lives

     By: Devonne Tourre      When asked, many people say that they love video games because they are fun—plain and simple. And while this is true, there are lots of other reasons that go into why people love and play video games.     Video games have an array of genres that range from shooters, to platformers, to strategy games and puzzle games. As it turns … Continue reading Why People Love Video Games: Stress Reliever? Time Killer?

By: Margot Leckron New Year’s Resolutions have a habit of failing. The initial motivation to exercise everyday or be nicer to those around you fades after a month or two. Soon enough everyone is back to their old routine and new year’s resolutions are just a dream once again. According to a study by the University of Scranton published in the Journal of Clinical Psychology, … Continue reading Why New Year’s Resolutions Fail

By: Maggie Attridge  Paying for videos? This might be the new future of YouTube. Google, who owns the video empire of YouTube, announced a new subscription service called YouTube Red. It will be free of ads, as well as offer exclusive content by popular YouTubers and Vloggers. YouTube is an ever-rising social media site, which is now competing with sites like Spotify, Netflix, and Hulu … Continue reading YouTube Red: The Future of Video Watching Is Here