Gustavo Tinoco, Contributor

April 9, 2018

Trash certainly plays a huge part in your daily life. Trash is everywhere you go and is produced by almost everything used. The average American produces about 4.5 pounds of waste a day and roughly 90,000 pounds of trash in a lifetime. Although recycling is definitely helpful, it simply won't call for a better tomorrow. Less than 2% of the total waste in the United States is recycled. Of the garbage Americans throw out, half could be recycled, which is enough to fill a football stadium from top to bottom every day. With this much trash being created, where is all of it coming from? Well for starters, think about the trash we create without thinking.

Lucy Haney and Kristy Castillo

March 30, 2018

Growing up in a small town, conforming is often much easier than being solidly unique. Whether you are different in a religious, cultural, ethnic perspective, or you just plainly stand out, it is difficult to celebrate individual uniqueness when those around you reward conformity. After noticing and being affected personally by this issue, we decided to stand up and make a difference through the art of photography.

Gustavo Tinnoco

January 26, 2018

While most of us prepare for a transition into a new season, others around the globe face far more destructive weather. This year devastating hurricanes have caused massive damage already. Several more natural disasters have also brought much sorrow and pain along with them as they terrorized different parts of the world. The questions asked now are, what could have been done to help prevent such massive forces of nature? Could we have better action plans in place to help lower deaths and raise safety concerns?