April 23-26 Police Reports
Unknown vandalizor, destroys 5 bathrooms in the HSC and SRC over weekend An unknown suspect destroyed numerous bathroom stalls in the HSC and SRC area on Saturday, April 27 sometime after 6:30 p.m. The Custodial Operation Supervisor came to police Sunday, April 28 with complaints of four HSC bathrooms and one SRC bathroom that [...]
Read More →The Boston bombings seen through the eyes of an arab muslim student
By Dina Abdalla News Contributor During the Boston marathon, two presser cooker bombs exploded 13 seconds apart by the finish line on April 15. A total of 3 civilians were killed and over 264 were injured. As all of America mourned the FBI was hard at work looking for the perpetrators of the attack. [...]
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Musical Recital highlights students vocal talents
By Gerardo Mascorro Photo contributor As friends and Family of the musicians gather in the OCC at noon on Friday April 26th, they wait to see their favorite student musician perform. The student musicians were both nervous and excited to perform in front of people they know. The performances in the recital ranged [...]
Read More →Talent show highlights vocals and dance moves
By Gerardo Mascorro Photo contributor The lights go out and the audience cheers, a spotlight turns on making the stage glow at 7 p.m. on April 26. The Alter Ego Productions team took the stage to introduce themselves and the talented students who would be in the show. “Welcome to the first annual [...]
Read More →Can fitness fads do squat for obesity?
As you’re pushing your grocery cart down the aisle, phrases like “Now 50% less fat!” or “Now made with whole grain!” scream at you. Last time you were shopping for new clothes, did you notice that many stores, like Wet Seal and Forever 21 have started to sell “active wear” when they never did before? [...]
Read More →The Courier features student photography major, Nicole Axtolis for her unique landscape and abstract photography
There are many photography majors on campus, but 19-year-old Nicole Axtolis takes being a photography major to the next level by staying away from Photoshop and focusing on what’s only seen through the lens. “I lose myself behind the camera,” Axtolis said. While pointing to the photo of a foggy forest (Top middle), Axtolis said [...]
Read More →Pride Alliance throws “Night of Noise” in celebration of LGBT rights
BY DINA ABDALLA News Contributor The college’s Pride Alliance threw a prom-styled dance, officially known as the “Night of Noise” in the SRC, to celebrate Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender rights or LGBT last Saturday, April 13. Followed by the “Night of Noise” was the “Day of Silence” The purpose of the day of [...]
Read More →Terror in Boston: Twitter Reports
Earlier this week, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram put the world right in the middle of Boylston St. with the runners of the Boston Marathon. Before national media outlets could gather the facts for television, spectators were first on the scene, sharing photos and video available for anyone casually browsing a social media site. Had [...]
Read More →Hit and run
A 2011 Volkswagen Coupe was parked in lot B at approximately 8 a.m. on March 14 when another car damaged it while the student was on campus. The student returned to the car at 7 p.m. and noticed damage to it’s driver side with green paint scratches along the side. The car that damaged the [...]
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