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The Foothill Script

Foothill College's Student News Publication

The Foothill Script

Foothill College's Student News Publication

The Foothill Script

Love Letter

Love Letter

Evan Ruiz, Writer
February 18, 2025

Last night I wrote you a love letter. I was wine-drunk, but not in a sweet way; I was losing my vision by the time I was finished but there were no mistakes. I was thinking about you, and trying to describe...

The Artist’s Father, Reading “L’Événement” (Paul Cézanne, c. 1866)

Response to Not Bad Dad

Esty Sutherland, Student
February 5, 2025

Not Bad, Dad, Not Bad - Jan Heller Levi I think you are most yourself when you are swimming; slicing the water with each stroke,  the funny way you breathe, your mouth cocked as though...

seeds

seeds

Sara Shibli, Reporter
February 4, 2025

His fingers– a deep red, mistaken for the seeds of the pomegranates.  To the tourist, the man was simply a vendor; to himself, a man who quenched the thirst of all but his own.  His voice croaked...

via IFC Films

Film Corner: Y tu mamá también

Sunaina Tadakamalla, Reporter
January 23, 2025

I was delighted to see that Alfonso Cuarón’s coming of age film Y tu mamá también, which had been waiting eagerly in my Letterboxd watchlist for months, is finally on Netflix! The film follows best...

Image Credit: A24

Film Corner: Babygirl

Sunaina Tadakamalla, Reporter
January 13, 2025

On a Tuesday (discount day at Cinemark theatres!) my friend and I went to see Halina Reijn’s ‘erotic thriller,’ Babygirl. The film stars Nicole Kidman and Antonio Banderas, who need no introduction,...

Maurizio Benazzo, one of the directors of  Where Olive Trees Weep  Weep.

Where Olive Trees Weep Review: a Timely and Poignant Documentary

Fiona W, Reporter
December 14, 2024

When it comes to analyzing a documentary, I always feel that I have a necessity to give the filmmakers some amount of grace due to how low most documentary budgets are, and how passionate the filmmakers...

election day - a Poetry Installment

election day – a Poetry Installment

Zoe Schwartz, Staff Artist
November 14, 2024

My flag was at half-mast today The port was closed The tides were gray   My eyes were shot My tongue was dry I heard the wail Of children cry   The roaring almost drowned...

Artwork by Noe Foehr

Droughts – a Poetry Installment

Emily Tharp, Writer
November 13, 2024

  And what do you do when it all goes right? How am I meant to cope! When every part of the journey isn't a fight, And I don't have to lose all hope.   What if it all works...

Things My Mother Told Me - a Poetry Installment

Things My Mother Told Me – a Poetry Installment

Emily Tharp, Writer
November 6, 2024

I want to write of The things my mother told me Of beautiful things She said when she'd hold me I long to say "My mother told me" about this life we live But instead my mother taught...

Emo Legacies: When We Were Young 2024

Emo Legacies: When We Were Young 2024

Ziggy Lukasiewicz, Reporter
November 5, 2024

The air was stifling as 60,000 people packed in like sardines, each vying to get as close to the darkened stage as possible. For many of them, this was the event of a decade. It had been a long, hot day...

Grandson of Cesar Chavez Tells His Story at Foothill

Grandson of Cesar Chavez Tells His Story at Foothill

Fiona W, Reporter
October 24, 2024

Back in 2018, Eduardo Chavez, the grandson of labor rights activist Cesar Chavez, released his debut documentary titled Hailing Cesar, which follows Eduardo’s journey towards understanding his grandfather...

Sean Biggar in his home studio, wielding one of his trusty guitars.

Local Artist: Sean Biggar

Greg Tobias, Reporter
October 23, 2024

The idea of pursuing a passion and turning it into a career is often a daunting thought for most people. In this day and age, the precarious job market and exorbitant amounts of inflation dissuade the...

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