Michael was talking. He had been talking for a while now, but Gretchen had long since stopped listening. The importance of the speech was not in the words -- Michael could spend the next hour talking about...
This weeks Friday Flows will reflect on some of the many albums and eps released in March, including Lil Yachty’s “Lil Boat 2,” Rich The Kid’s “The world is yours,” Tori Lanez’s “MEMORIES...
I suppressed my creativity for most of my life because I forced myself to believe I wasn’t creative.
When I went through a traumatic experience that ignited years of depression, I was distraught,...
This week's edition of Friday Flows will be a personally sampling of a few, and my picks for the best songs within them. From some older Drake to new Kendrick, this week features Take Care, good kid, m.A.A.d...
Do YOU care about YOUR planet? Do YOU care about CLIMATE CHANGE? Do YOU want to make a DIFFERENCE? If you answered YES, this article is for you.
Climate change and global warming is on the rise. The...
Friday Flows this week will showcase Lyric rap. I’ve put the spotlight on Kendrick Lamar and will feature some of my favorite songs from his albums good kid, m.A.A.d city, To Pimp a Butterfly, and DAMN....
On Friday, March 9th, Foothill College’s social entrepreneurship club Enactus hosted its first ever talent show, Foothill’s Got Talent. The event served as a fundraiser for sending Enactus members...
In this weeks Friday Flows, I will highlight new music that dropped this month. Artists featured in this playlist include Kendrick Lamar, Flatbush Zombies, Khalid, SOB X RBE, and more.
The multi-award winning Foothill Music Theatre brought another stellar production to life last week when it lifted the curtain on 9 to 5: The Musical. An adaptation of the film from 1980, 9 to 5 follows...
“How do you step?” was the question Jason Nious, founder of MOLODI, asked an unwitting student as he walked into the Foothill cafeteria on Wednesday February 28th. Unsure of what to do, the student...
Current coverage of healthcare focuses on insurance and longevity, while ignoring what may affect the patient the most most: mental health. “Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End,” a book...
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