Food for Thought

Along with adequate amounts of sleep and regular exercise, food is an important determinate in allowing our mind to absorb information, and to recall that information in class.

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The "B" Word

The true issue for the Delgados was not money, but the rapid rate at which honeybees were disappearing.

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Uber Takes the Wheel

Will Uber’s robot cars be the end of human drivers? Ride-sharing companies, like Uber, continuously take steps towards fully-autonomous, driverless vehicles.

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Caught in the Stream

Music sales are steadily declining, 16 percent lower than they have been in over 2 decades, but it is not as if less people are listening to music.

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The Lackadaisical Voter

The majority of Chaffey Community College students are not registered voters, and yet they have concerns about who the Commander-in-Chief will be.

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Empathy Through Art

Art posters showcased at the Wignall Museum’s new exhibit, “No Human Being is Illegal: Posters on the Myths & Realities of the Immigrant Experience” combine an artistic expression with the world of politics.

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Digging for Treasure

A large red and white building houses some of the oldest and quirkiest antiques from bygone eras within its vast meandering isles.

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History of the Syrian Civil War

Thousands of civilians have been killed and millions have fled the country since the start of its civil war. But to understand how the country reached a crumbling state, one must understand the history leading up to the war.

News, FeatureJullian Aiden BravoSeptember 23, 2016Syria, Syrian Civil War, America, U.S., Russia, Bashar al-Assad, Islamic State, feat. listComment

Social Media's Impact on Student Education

Since the "app generation," students choose to utilize social media, and it determines their academic corollary, both positive and negative.

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Californians Take the Colorado River

In an attempt to help Southern California through its drought crisis, an agreement has been made with the state of Nevada to lease water that is retained from the Colorado River to the basin of Lake Mead.

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Poke Problems

Dozens of bizarre and unfortunate incidents have occurred to those merely on the hunt for Pokemon.

FeatureThe Breeze OnlineAugust 17, 2016Pokemon, Pokemon Go

Sustainability in Progress

Plans for conservation have shown improvements just within the past year by reducing water usage and the amount of electricity used on school grounds.

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Losing Faith in Faith

Former preacher-turned-atheist and co-president of the Freedom From Religion Foundation Dan Barker discussed how he lost his faith along with his latest book, "GOD: The Most Unpleasant Character in All Fiction".

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¢ampaign $pending

America has fallen under the disillusion that corporations have the same rights as citizens. Sure, they do not sleep, eat, drink or act in any way like human beings, but the idea has grounded stability.

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