The people’s branch? Think again Cassie Valdez December 26, 2017 Congress has been making decisions that do not entirely reflect the views of the masses.
Protect through policy Cassie Valdez December 8, 2017 At a recent public meeting, negative comments regarding a statewide gender diversity regulation convinced the State Superintendent Steve Canavero to push back on advancing the policy for final approval from the state Legislative Commission.
Learning to welcome change Vinh Tran November 10, 2017 I recently moved to a totally new environment and I’m struggling to call my new home, home.
Falling short Cassie Valdez November 9, 2017 After evaluating all of the Editors-in-Chief before me, I feel like I'm not good enough to be in this position.
SATIRE: Apple is back at it again Cassie Valdez November 1, 2017 The iPhone X comes out this Friday. Buy one to not only to show off, but also to prove how responsible you are with money.
The risks of commitment Vinh Tran October 30, 2017 Commitment is a double-edged sword, there are numerous high risks and high rewards that come from following up on responsibilities.
SATIRE: Las Vegas, in dire need of sports teams Vinh Tran October 17, 2017 With only the Raiders and the Golden Knights as the only major sports teams, Las Vegas needs to step their game up.
PRO/CON: Land of the brave can’t behave Cassie Valdez October 1, 2017 Was kneeling during the National Anthem a good idea?
PRO/CON: Sitting down for what you believe in Vinh Tran October 1, 2017 Colin Kaepernick's refusal to stand for the National Anthem sparked outrage. Though, it isn't justified.
Too good to be true Cassie Valdez September 25, 2017 Idolizing celebrities too much can be a problem.
Drugs: localized toxicity Vinh Tran September 22, 2017 The opioid crisis has become more of an issue in Nevada.
