By Grace Castleberg Sports Editor [email protected] Protests doesn’t always have to be violent. The act of kneeling for the national anthem was sparked by Colin Kaepernick of the San Francisco 49ers. His intentions were to protest police brutality specifically towards those of color. It was a silent protest that has spoken volumes. Originating from Colin … Read more
Not long ago, I faced the uncertainty of where my next meal would come from. I am no stranger to hunger; I understand the importance of nourishment to success.
“May I quote you on that?” is a common question a journalist asks during an interview. Here are just a few of the colorful comments that we’ve heard around campus. This time, we didn’t ask your permission. Teacher, pointing at complicated equation on board: “What would you do about this?” Student: “Cry.” – in a … Read more
The current state of micro-transactions By Ian Babbitt [email protected] Being somewhat of an old fart in the current gaming scene, I’ve come to expect a few things out of the titles I purchase Ò I expect the game to work right on startup, to run without any massive performance issues, to be relatively bug-free, to … Read more
“May I quote you on that?” is a common question a journalist asks during an interview. Here are just a few of the colorful comments that we’ve heard around campus. This time, we didn’t ask your permission.
By Sarah Brakebill-Hacke RCTC Student Senate President [email protected] “As my sufferings mounted, I soon realized that there were two ways in which I could respond to my situation – either to react with bitterness or seek to transform the suffering into a creative force. I decided to follow the latter course.” ? Martin Luther King … Read more
By Munira Alimire Arts and Entertainment Editor [email protected]. As we are well aware, President Mary Davenport will be stepping down at the end of the school year, and the hunt for RCTC’s new president is beginning. Interim Chancellor Devinder Malhotra visited with RCTC students on Sept. 26 to hear their concerns and hopes in a … Read more
By Lydia Hansen Editor in Chief The fake news phenomenon, which has been in and out of the national spotlight these past few years, is not a laughing matter. Earlier this semester, someone jokingly made a comment to me about fake news. Far from being offended, I responded with a laugh. But as I thought … Read more
