Despite these challenging times, the new series on Netflix, “Social Distance,” shows a new way of making television entertaining and relevant to current times. The series is a demonstration of the problems of reacting to a crisis too hastily.
Ethnic studies as a degree requirement effective for all students fall 2021 was one of the topics discussed at an Academic Senate meeting on Nov. 10.
Netflix’s “Whose Vote Counts, Explained” is a three-part mini-series that explains the history and injustices of elections in the United States. The mini-series focuses on how the voting system works and what can be done to fix the flaws that haunt it.
Professor Alessandro Caldiero passed due to natural causes in July of 2020. Caldiero earned a Bachelor of Art degree in Italian Language and Literature from the University of California Los Angeles in 1980.
With surging COVID-19 cases in America, it’s been the year of road trips for those fortunate enough to travel. The pandemic created difficult times for many, financially and health-wise there’s no question it has been a struggle.
“The Crown” is built to defy classification. However, the new season feels even fresher than the previous one due to the so-awaited appearance of Emma Corrin starring as Princess Diana and her marriage with Josh O’Connor starring as Prince Charles, one of the most disastrous royal marriages in history. Season four of “The Crown” was released on Nov. 15 on Netflix.
Colleges and universities are throwing more weight on their students by charging them extra fees during the pandemic.
COVID-19 has caused colleges all over the country to embrace virtual learning.
Some students may be stressing with this new way of learning, but they’re also stressing about tuition and fees.
In the midst of the chaos that comes with being a college student, it’s easy to understand why so many become overwhelmed.