‘Pacific Rim’ revolutionizes CGI
Sports Director Francisco Rivero commends Guillermo del Toro’s “Pacific Rim” for its revolutionary use of Computer-Generated Imagery, or CGI.
Pop Culture & Entertainment
Digital news services gain paid readership
Staff writer Moises Fuertes discusses the concept of digital news services and whether or not it’s worth paying to read online content.
ABC Family: Redefining the family
Contributing writer Ashley Viera commends ABC Family for centering “The Fosters” around an unconventional family.
What we don’t own
Contributing writer Moises Fuertes suggests that nothing is ever truly owned in the digital age.
Why the world needs superheroes
Contributing writer Victoria Calderin explains why she thinks superheroes are necessary.
‘The Purge’ presents a situation to consider
Staff writer Lauren Bana discusses the possibility of allowing crime to go unpunished once a year, as presented in James DeMonaco’s “The Purge.”
Daisy Buchanan: A false idol
Contributing writer Debora Lima is concerned that many, particularly women, idolize those that don’t deserve it.
Censorship of Lyrics Unwarranted
Contributing writer Junette Reyes discusses censorship.
Black History Month brings baseball fever to BBC
Baseball fever started early at the Biscayne Bay Campus as an event showcasing the Negro Baseball League and their accomplishments was hosted in the Wolf University Center as part of the University’s Black History Month activities.