Michael Gennaro North Bureau Chief Local members of law enforcement stopped by the North Campus Coffeehouse on Sept. 6 for coffee and donuts with students. September is Campus Safety Month at Broward College, and “Coffee With A Cop” gave students a chance to ask questions and get to know their local law enforcement officers…Continue Reading BC Students have coffee with local law enforcement
Anabel Sanchez Online Editor Below are photos taken of the art exhibit The Refugee Cathedral of the Ascending Bull during Hispanic Heritage Month at BC’s South Campus art gallery. It features works from Brazilian artist and resident professor of art, Jônatas Chimen Dias DaSilva-Benayon. photos taken by Jessica Hayek jessica.hayek0110@gmail.com …Continue Reading The Refugee Cathedral of the Ascending Bull at South Campus Gallery
Elliot Tritto Contributing Writer When STX studios announced the film “Happy Time Murders,” this brought to my attention something that can be different, refreshing and original. Perhaps an R-rated Muppets movie? Well, who doesn’t love Sesame Street and the Muppets with their charming, unforgettable characters like Elmo, Kermit and Cookie Monster teaching valuable life…Continue Reading Why Did the R-Rated Muppets movie flop?
Erik Mendez Contributing Writer This deal has a lot of meanings to a lot of different people. For Marvel Studios fans like myself, this will mean that X-Men and Fantastic Four will be back under the Marvel umbrella. Marvel characters not being part of the Marvel films until now, what does that mean? Sometimes…Continue Reading Disney Buys Fox: What does it mean?
Stephanie Sylvester Editor-in-chief Beauty is becoming increasingly innovative as society advances. One distinctive element of beauty that has revolutionized and sored beyond your average dreams are nails. Nail materials, designs, and styles have taken on a creative futuristic look lately. Women are now confronted with an abundance of nail choices to get a style…Continue Reading Let’s talk about claws: two options for long lasting manicures
De’Ronzy Lawrence Sports Editor The requirements fit to be a leader are traits only a few can possess. Those who are born with such traits have the ability to create a following that believes in their vision; Understanding and reaching each individual so that they will not only function as oneself, but as a…Continue Reading New basketball coach leads men’s team at Broward College
Ray Alce Social Media Editor Colleges and universities are experiencing an exceptional rise in the number of veteran students. Because of that, many schools have developed specific programs and services designed in order to improve the success of veterans in higher education. Still, data from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) shows that a…Continue Reading New veterans resource center opens on South Campus
Anabel Sanchez Online Editor This month at Broward College South Campus, we are granted an immersive look into the latest creation of one of South Florida’s most imaginative artists. Broward College’s own Jônatas Chimen Dias DaSilva-Benayon debuts an exhibit that was months in the making. In contribution for Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrated Sept. 1-30,…Continue Reading Art exhibit on South commemorates Hispanic Heritage Month
Monica Exantus Central Bureau Chief Do you enjoy watersports? Are you looking for a safe and secure place to have fun with your family? If you like sailing, scuba diving, team building, ropes, kayaking, windsurfing, canoeing, stand-up paddleboard and climbing parties, Broward College’s Tigertail Lake Recreational Center is the best place for your next…Continue Reading Students can take the aqua challenge at Tigertail Lake
Stephanie Sylvester Editor-in-Chief Thursday, August 30 at 2:30 p.m. I walked with the victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack. Before walking with them, I went through the “TSA line” to have my purse checked and body scanned. Being checked like that before entering the 9/11 Memorial Museum was the first thing that…Continue Reading Sept. 11 Memorial Museum in New York honors victims