Grossmont
Creating Community through Crafts
By Elyse Wainscott EL CAJON, Calif. – Pop music and singing filled the room. Craft supplies spilled out on tables covered with pink and red table covers. Cookies, brownies and candy were placed on a table to the side of the room. To celebrate Valentine’s Day, Grossmont College’s First Year Experience (FYE) program held Cupid’s…
The Stress Diaries: Life of a College Student Unfiltered
By Nicole Ann Quiambao May 18, 2024 Your twenties represent a very important part of your life. It will be filled with excitement, adventure, new connections, heartbreaks, and inevitable challenges. It is a period of countless opportunities and new chapters. I will start with myself. Many students may relate to my experiences. I just want…
Sisters in Transit: A Global Journey
Join as we explore new beginnings and adventures. By Nicole Ann Quiambao
Two Unpopular Presumptive Nominees in a Limited Field
Photos by Markus Spiske on Unsplash, courtesy of the Unsplash Free License. Young voters seem fed up with this cycle of elections, and it remains to be seen if either presidential campaign can regain their support. Dominic Ferrari On March 5th, Joe Biden and Donald Trump collected nearly all of their respective party’s delegates needed…
Organic Food: Is it a scam?
Nicole Ann Quiambao March 15, 2024 More than 9,000 farms in the United States transitioned from conventional farms to organic farms in 2007. Over the past few years, there has been an argument among U.S. consumers over what is better for the human body and the environment. Organic farming or conventional agriculture. As more people…
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