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The Ebola outbreak in West Africa has brought up serious concerns around the world. The virus started in March of this year in Guinea. Since then, it has spread to Sierra Leone, Liberia, Senegal, and Nigeria. Ebola is a highly contagious virus. It starts out … [Read more] about The Ebola Outbreak: What You Need to Know
Following Scotland’s referendum on independence two weeks ago, Europe has been rocked by a wave of nationalist sentiment throughout culturally unique regions. Though there are several others throughout Europe and the world, the three brightest flames at this … [Read more] about Ethnic Regions Across Europe Seek Independence
For the past three days, rioters in Hong Kong have besieged government buildings. They are protesting against the proposed interference of the Chinese Government in the politics of semi-independent Hong Kong. City riot police attempted to disperse thousands of … [Read more] about Police Use Tear Gas Against Demonstrators in Hong Kong
Usually halloween is all spooks and ghouls, but for Disneyland it is something so much more. Every year Disney parks in the United States get into the halloween spirit, and in a much less spookier way then Universal Studios or Knotts Berry Farm. Disneyland has … [Read more] about Mickey’s Halloween Extravaganza is Still Fun for College Students
For most girls starting college, one of the biggest worries is how they will situate themselves in a dorm. Everyone wants to personalize their space, but they only have a tiny room to work with. Walking through the girls halls at Vanguard, you get a glimpse of … [Read more] about Hey Vanguard, Welcome to my Dorm
The 10th Annual OC Marathon is this upcoming Sunday, May 3, 2014. Because of the races, there will be a few road closures. Here are the road closures as follows from 5am to 10am on Sunday, May 3rd: -The Fair Dr. exit from the 55 S will be closed. -Harbor … [Read more] about OC Marathon Road Closures
Carole King put it best in her song “I Feel the Earth Move” with her relatable lyrics, “I feel the earth move under my feet, I feel the sky come tumbling down.” California experienced multiple earthquakes last week. With all this talk about earthquakes, … [Read more] about The Earth is Moving!
With only a few weeks left until finals, you may be looking for a little bit of a break to ease your mind from studying and writing papers. Be apart of the First Annual Taste of Balboa this weekend on Sunday, April 13th, from 11am-4pm in the Balboa … [Read more] about Balboa Hosts First Annual “Taste of Balboa”
An elite unit of Mexican Marines and United State officials planned out a surgical operation, which led them to capture Mexico’s No. 1 drug Lord, Joaquin Guzman, better known as “El Chapo.” According to Forbes magazine, Chicago branded him “Public … [Read more] about Mexico’s No. 1 Drug Lord Finally Captured
Russian President Vladimir Putin invaded The Crimean Region, owned by Ukraine, last week. Right after the Winter Olympics and after the removal of the Ukrainian President, Secretary of State John Kerry responded vehemently that there would be consequences. … [Read more] about Russia Invades Crimea
Southern California was recently pelted with a much needed storm. The state has been experiencing an unprecedented drought, and many believed the heavy rain was all the region needed to avoid wildfires and agricultural shortages, but scientists are saying the … [Read more] about Drought Sucks Up California
The Walt Disney Company has announced that they will stop funding the Boy Scouts of America due to their ban against gay leaders, starting in 2015. The Boy Scouts have made it public that they are disappointed with Disney’s decision. The Boy Scouts … [Read more] about Disney Pulls Funding for Boy Scouts
UPDATE: As of Monday, March 24th, it has been declared by Malaysia's Prime Minister that the missing flight went down in the Southern Indian Ocean, according to the New York Times. Officials of Malaysia Airlines have began sending text messages to families of … [Read more] about Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 Vanished
“Believe everything on the Internet,” said every imposter ever. Be careful of what you read; just because you see a source on a website that is not “The Onion” or “Faux News” table does not necessarily mean that it is a trustworthy source. Incorrect … [Read more] about But I Read It On The Internet…
This year’s fashion week defined the upcoming ready-to-wear season. When it comes to what shades will be on the cutting edge, the combination of black and white is proving its power, while icy pastels and hints of pink are getting into the mix. Now they head … [Read more] about Fashion Week Descends Upon Manhattan Once Again