The state of hip-hop music is deplorable BY CHRIS SKARNULIS, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR When the Hip Hop music genre came to prominence in the late 1980s, artists such as 2pac Shakur, The Notorious B.I.G. and rap groups such as N.W.A. and A Tribe Called Quest used unique lyricism and beats to make gruff and…
There shouldn’t be preseason in sports By James Paxson, Sports Editor “Practice doesn’t make perfect; only perfect practice makes perfect,” said Hall of Fame football coach Vince Lombardi. No matter what a person tries to excel at, they need practice and need repetition to make it perfect on their road to become the greatest. In…
It is okay not to have a major starting college Dylan Randolph, Editor-in-Chief It is not a surprise to any – one how stressful college can be; from transitioning students coming from high school, to students returning to school from a long ab – sence, there are a lot of fac – tors that build stress.…
Discussing America’s ignorance towards national tragedy By Dylan Randolph Editor in Chief The morning of September 11, 2001 was undeniably the most tragic day in history for America; with nearly 3,000 individuals falling victim to the terrorist attacks. Fifteen years later families of the victims still spend their day mourning the lost of their…
The corruption of fake news in the media By Elizabeth Casella Managing Editor According to Merriam-Webster dictionary the definition of the word news is newly received or noteworthy information, especially about recent or important events. News today does not always fit this standard of what news quality should be. With social media sites allowing to…
Brock Turner is set free By Brooklyn Sims, Journalism Student Here at Schoolcraft College where class sizes remain intimate in order to create an atmosphere that seems both welcoming and safe, the sad and overwhelming truth is that all of the students could find themselves at the mercy of a ruthless sex offender during all imaginable…
Women’s soccer begins undefeated in division play BY JAMES PAXSON, SPORTS EDITOR The Women’s soccer team started off the 2016 season right where they left off last season, sitting on top of the Michigan Community College Athletic Association (MCCAA). The team currently is 3-0 in conference play and 3-2 overall. This season’s squad has a…
Cross Country off to a running start BY JAMES PAXSON, SPORTS EDITOR The men and women’s cross country team hit the ground running under first year head coach Wright Wilson earlier this month. Despite having a small roster to begin the season and one returning sophomore, Caitlin Goyer, Wilson continues to recruit new faces to…
Preview of up and coming fall albums BY QUINN STORM, NEWS EDITOR As fall closes in and the weather gets colder, more people will be able to sit inside and listen to some great new music. Not to mention, music is always helpful to get through the tough school days. Bon Iver, Regina Spektor, Green…
Academic Success Coaches are here to help BY ELIZABETH CASELLA, MANAGING EDITOR Although the fall semester has just begun its not to early to think about where to get assistance when the moment arises. Thankfully, if this is the case, the college offers some special faculty that can be utilized as resources to help support…
Gendered bathrooms are a thing of the past By Quinn Storm, News Editor Although it may not necessarily be the majority, being transgender and part of the LGBTQIA+ community is beginning to be seen as a bigger part of society. According to livescience.com, a science driven website, 700,000 people in the United States currently identify…
Current Hollywood cinema screenplays are severely flawed By Chris Skarnulis, Arts & Entertainment Editor Throughout the twentieth century, a wide range of directors had blessed audiences with a variety of movies based on several different genres that complimented original plotlines. However, it is a sad reality but, the movie industry has severely declined in quality.…
