The new year is nearly upon us, and that means one of many things: the music and entertainment award season is inevitably (and unfortunately, in some cases) approaching. Tis the season for the small group of people perceived as the top tier of society to make an even larger scene of how superior their lives are to us “normal” folk. With all bitterness aside, this time of year lends to shining a spotlight on the music, film, and other modes of entertainment that seemed to defi

Many students have entered the WCTA hallways hiding what makes them unique. There are 1,370 students here, but more than half hide so they wouldn’t be judged for being extraordinary. There are many students and staff here from all over the place, and they should not fear to express their individuality. It’s not hard to recognize those that have pride in what makes them different. Some walk in the hallways as they express their specialness with friends like during the Black St

In the United States, we have been taught since childhood that democracy and freedom of speech are both great rights that shouldn’t be taken for granted. We hold these as virtues and ideals. Unfortunately, these staples of human rights are currently at risk in Hong Kong. Going back to the root of this conflict, Hong Kong was a colony of the United Kingdom. Through that Hong Kong was immersed in Western culture. Hong Kong has enjoyed things such as freedom of speech and a free

As the age of technology advances, companies are working hard to keep up with the trends. Social media platforms are large influencers to tourist attractions. Specifically, the ones in Las Vegas, Nevada. Some of these social media orientated places include Happy Place, the 3D Trick Museum, and the Seven Magic Mountains, all located in Vegas. Though technology advancements are a big part of the reasoning behind these sites, there are multiple other motives for creating social

There comes a time of year when families across the globe celebrate Christmas. It is often celebrated by religious supporters, and even branches out to those who don’t practice Christianity. From family gatherings to neighborhood parties, Christmas is an annual tradition full of giving. Basic traditions are those such as hanging stockings above a fireplace, decorating a tree, and making gingerbread houses. The warmth of indoor activities isn’t fit for all, however. Drives to

Bright lights, decked out halls, cookie baking, and enjoying the holidays with the ones you love. The holidays are known to be the “Most Wonderful Time of the Year”, but also “The Season of Giving” leading people to give back to the community and most importantly the ones they love. But, how far are people willing to go when shopping for this holiday season? Sure the holidays are known to be a joyful time, but the work behind a gift is another story. Many stores advertise the