What to watch and Read before Ahsoka
The Ahsoka series is a part of the Star Wars universe and has been released in full on Disney+ Sometimes it takes extra viewings or readings to understand the full…
Video Game Review: Resident Evil 4 Remake
On Mar. 24, 2023, The Resident Evil 4 Remake (RE4R) was released. This is a game that many people have been anticipating since the release of the original Resident Evil…
Finances, Food Pantry, and Health & Wellness Center – Services at SPSCC, Pt. 3
Welcome back to the third installment of Campus Resources! Today we’re going over some of the more uncommonly known resources at SPSCC. These are things you might have heard of,…
Jonestown: The Deadly Cult that ended on November 18th 1978
The end of Jonestown occurred 45 years ago on Nov. 18 when nine-hundred cultists and two-hundred children died from ingesting poison Kool Aid at a cult gathering. This event has…
Advising, Career, and Transfer Center & Security – Services at SPSCC, Pt. 2
This is the second installment of my campus resource series. The services featured may not be surprising, but there are some details you might not have known about them, some…
The Cannibalistic Kuru Disease
Kuru is an extremely rare disease that affects the nervous system and was the first human prion disease discovered, similar to Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) and another similar disease is found…
LSS, Tech, & More – Services at SPSCC, Pt. 1
SPSCC is a large school for a two year college, with a wide variety of programs and resources for students to use while they are enrolled to aid them in…
“She Is A Haunting” Book Review
“She Is A Haunting” by Trang Thahn Tran, is about a teen, Jade Nguyen, visiting Vietnam to live with her estranged father for the summer, with the mutual understanding that…
The Famous Zombie
The Zombie is a classic mythical creature that almost everyone knows about. Zombies go by different names such as walkers, biters, ghouls, etc. Throughout media and fiction there have been…
The Andean Trilogy
The Inca Empire is known for quite a few things, one of which is their road system that spanned over 25,000 miles connecting the largest pre-Columbian American empire all the…