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December 2024 The Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe by Estefani Gordillo

The history behind Our Lady The Virgin Guadalupe is a Catholic title for Mary, the mother of Jesus. In Roman Catholicism, our Lady of...

Jackie Zamora

Nov 252 min read

Cultural Literacy

November 2024 Día de los Muertos By Jackie Zamora

Origins Long before the Spanish arrived, the Aztecs celebrated their version of what we now call Día de los Muertos—this spiritual...

November 2024 Election Run-Down: Republican Party Candidate Donald Trump by Sebastian Cabrera

Sebastian Cabrerra

Nov 252 min read

Cultural Literacy

November 2024 Election Run-Down: Republican Party Candidate Donald Trump by Sebastian Cabrera

Background In 1946, Donald “John” Trump was born in Queens, New York, and he is currently 78 years old. He is the second youngest child...

Will Williams

Nov 247 min read

Cultural Literacy

November 2024 Anti-Intellectualism By Will Williams

In America, anyone who is not living as a hermit in the woods somewhere likely agrees that there exist dichotomies of thought, belief,...

Halenna Castillo

Nov 242 min read

Cultural Literacy

November 2024 Beauty tips from Renaissance women By Halenna Castillo

The Italian Renaissance, which occurred between the 14th and 16th centuries in Italy, marked a significant transition from the Middle...

Estefani Gordillo

Nov 243 min read

Cultural Literacy

November 2024 International Day for Tolerance By Estefani Gordillo

Every culture, every religion, every language. Who are you? When you look in the mirror, who do you see? For whoever you see, wouldn’t it...

Hannah Kleinkramer

Nov 242 min read

Cultural Literacy

November 2024 The RC Living Library Returns by Hannah Kleinkramer

What is a living library? Instead of reading an article or a piece of text, the Reedley College Living Library event is an opportunity...

Andrea Martinez

Nov 242 min read

Cultural Literacy

November 2024 The Swing By Andrea Martinez

When you first look at the painting, what do you see? You may think it's a romantic painting, a woman being pushed on a swing by her love...

Emily Rawlings

Nov 222 min read

Cultural Literacy

October 2024 The Church of Human Bones By Emily Rawlings

When I die, I want to go to heaven or whatever fun option there is after death, but I am not taking my bones with me and would love for...

Andrea Martinez

Nov 203 min read

Cultural Literacy

October 2024 Apollo & Daphne Statue By Andrea Martinez

Although there are many different versions of Greek/Roman stories, the story of Apollo and Daphne is one that I find the most...

Halenna Castillo

Nov 202 min read

Cultural Literacy

October 2024 Vampirism and its Truths by Halenna Castillo

Vampires have been in stories for ages, dating back to the 1000s. They're known for having fangs and drinking blood, and they can move...

Anapaula Ochoa

Nov 202 min read

Cultural Literacy

October 2024 Sandro Botticelli, an Italian Renaissance Artist by Anapaula OchoA

Early Life Sandro Botticelli, commonly known as Botticelli, was born in Florence, Italy in a small town named Borgo Ognissanti....

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